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Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1889-11-09
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Katastrofa w Johnstown Jest mat
ka novel teorji, pierwszym jej
g}osicielem Mr.. Thickstone, uczonv
fzyk, TAX przynajmniej relSomenduja
go gazety. Wedlug mniemania RE
czonego fzyka, olbrzymie eksploato-
wanie gazu naturalnego W Pensyl-
wanji zagraza powaznen niebezpie-
czehstwem. Podziemne rezorwoarv
opr6zniaia sic stopniowo, jedno-
czesnie sfabnie opornosc ich scian /
slllepieh. Przyjdzie chwiIa, re re-
zerwoary musza sic zapast, a wow
czas nastapi katastrofa, niebywa}a
jeszcze W histoji ludzkosci...
Mr.. Thickstone by} wprawdzie
pierwszym prorokiem, lecz ME do
prowadzi} swych teoryj do kohca.
Wdziecznego tego zadania podieli
sic inni. Prof. Jones utrzymuje, re
ziemia jest wydrazona }upina, ktorej
wnetrze zajmuje 6w w4asnie gaz
naturalny. Wyczerpanie gazu wy
VIOLA katastrofe. Ziemia rozleci sic
W drzazgi utworzy r6j asteroid,
kt6re rozswiecat beda pogodne noce
mieszlahcom innych planet.
Ia dwoma pierwszymi prorokami
poszed1 W slady trzeci-bezimienny,
kt6ry zaleca, ably swidrowanie kory
ziemskiej scigane by1o prawem. Ma
szczescie, teorje ostatniego proroka
przepowiadaja zgube tylko trzem sta
nom: Ohio, Indjanie i Kentucky.
Nareszcie-czwarty, zn6w bezi-
mienny. Ten stara sic przemawia6
jeszcze bardziej przekonywajaco i
powo}uje sic ma szereg doswiadczeh.
Zastosowal on mianowicie telefon do
sfuchania szmerow podziemnych w
tych samych nieszezesnych otworach
swidrowyoh. Telefon przyni6sA mu
odg1osy, podobne do bulgotania wo-
dy w kotle parowym. Obliczenia
zas termometryczne, jake ma zasadzie
w@asnych badah poczyni}, wykaza}y,
re ma ] mill angielskiej pod gruntem
stanow: Ohio i Indiany, ciepfota
wynosi 25OOo (Fal1renheita9. Who
SEX ztad prosty. Pod rezerwoarami,
zawierajacemi gaz naturalny, goreje
masa ognista, dla ktorej materja}em
So sciany rezerwoanow. Sciany ta
staja sic coraz ciensze, al nareszcie
pewnego pieknego (brrD poranku
trach!-i kula ziemska rozlatuje sic
W kawa}ki... Nieszczesny planeta
jedyne zadosy6uczynienie moralne
znajdzie W tenn chyba, re jednoczes-
ME pochowa W swych .szczatkach
zlowieszcze teorje ich
w kazdym razie do litanji exon
COW swiata'' przyby1y nowe pozycje,
ktore naleza}o tutaj zaregestrowac.
Czytelnikom radzimy cierpliwie cze-
kac ma katastrofe, a tymczasem spac
spokojnie.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1889-11-09

Sport wyborczy ukoh-
czyl sic we wtorek. w ca
lynn kraju demokraci od-
nlesli nj e sp o d 2 ewane
zwycieztwo, ale W Tole-
do, dzieki niedbalstwu i
ospa}osci komitetu wyko-
nawczego, ami jeden de-
mokraryczny urzednik ME
zostaf wybrany, Demo-
'lraci sa W bo.r'i;e.
Moze przy nastepnych
wyborach demokraci ME
'oeda siebie tax pewni, re
polacy sa naturalnymi de-
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1889-11-09
PO WYBORACH.
DEMOkRACl WE WSZYSTkICH
STANACH ODNIESLI WIEK-
SIZE ZWYCIESTWO NIZ SIZE
SAM SPODZIEWALI.

Nigdy &c history demo67utycz,,a
portyo ME od9osto tohfego
:rycieztsc0 juk re art0rcL.
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-23

Stage murders with guns and
pistols arc often ridiculous faroeA The
blaok-heartod villain fires Ut she dies
and the porsecuted hero faotog him
drops dead" To escApe tho ridtcu-
lous In this line OF stage etfsst u now
weapon has boon invented By NJ
Phil ippa secretary OF the Bouffes
Parislennos. Paris It contains u toag
spiral spring. which carries . needle
at tho end. Tho piece 10 10 'ded by
COMPRISING the spring. whtoh Is 70
tsiued By . stnple mechanism. and ie-
sorting IN the muzzle u cork. which
contains y charge Of Illuminating ,ner>
curry. On patlins the trigger the spring
10 released and the needle strikes the
illuminate, whioh explodes. boving the
cork iato duet 1t Ia said these guns
can be leveled directly ut any persoa
and discharged without risk.
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-23
POOR RICHARDS SAYINGS.


Put In Rhyme ky III. C. Dodge.
A raan knowing not how to save as ho gets
Keeps hts nose to the grindstone ard dies
leaving debts.
A fat kitchen makes lean will What main
tuins
'O0o vice will t-o children bring up with NO
Three removes a'e as bad as fire. To know
Tho value OF money q borrowing 20.
Enapioy we'll thy time II thou leisure wouldst
gain.
That to-day is worth two to-morrows is plain
Little strokes fell greet oaks. 1t Is foolish to lay
A child and a foo. both imagine that twen-
Tyshillnss and twenty years ne or can be spent.
Taking out OF the meal tub without putting in
Soon comes to the bottom. Industry must win.
Since thou OF minute can never be sure,
Do not throw an hour away that's secure.
A plowman on lecs stan1eth higher with ease
Thaa over "a gentleman can on his knees.
Who rises up late must t~ot all day with might,
A2d scarce catch his business even ut night
For age and for want save waie ever you NAV,
AAe oCiSnt morning sun never lasts oil the day.
Early 10 bed and rs carly to rise
Makes maa healthy and wealthy ana wise.
Tue fond pride OF dress is most truly curse,
Ere fancy consulting, consult first your purse.
"Tis even moro folly .or poor folks to apo
The rich, than y frog to swou to an oX-shape.
You know waters worth when the we'll hos run
dry.
At great penny's worth always pause ere you
buy.
Buy what thoust no need OF and ere long thou'lt
sell
Necessities. Lying on debts back rides well.
IT'S easier much to supp.es IS first desire
Than 70 satisfy those thai will follow its fire.
on Httle expenses beware. Who would thrive
BY the plov must himself either take hold OF
drive.
Paov deep while the slugRards are lying asleep,
And You will have corn both to sell and to keep.
Wet1en and viao, also game and deceit,
Make the wealth small and the wants become
great
Detroit Free Press.
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-23
s0u,NT AND sPEcTAcLEs.

An Affection That In Easily Cured II
Treated in Time.
"a recent writer on ophthalmic sur
gerry calls attention to the faot that
many cases of "sQuint" In children.
which, If left to themselves, become 30
pronounced that only surgical oper-
alton can be of service to them. would
be easily cured by the use OF proper
spectacles If seen by competent spe-
cialist in tho earlier stages OF the af-
fecIion. The present generation. he
says. has witnessed many improve
naents In the operation for squint The
objects to be aimed at by operations
have become we'll understood. But it
Is stated thut board schools and
other educational establishments are
stlll busily engaged in manufsct-
uring fresh cases, though. thanks
to improved spectacles. there are now
fewer squints requiring operation than
formerly. Age is hardly bar to tho
wearing Of spectaclea quite young
children soon becoming accustomed to
their use. 1t is possible that CO.
thusiastic specialists nny sometimes
carry their principles too far. Tho
sight Of 90 many boys and girls In
streets and schools and Offices with
..spectaolos on nose" is not encourag-
iue. Still. If many OF the youthful
patients are merely undergoing atom
porary treatment for sqnint. thore is
los, reason for regret Undoubtedly
Il ID better for o child TO wear spec
tacles for q few years. and thus to be
cured, than 10 have to run tho risk OF
tendon section in later ltie>-Londou
Hospital.
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-23
The Successful Essay.

Miss Vassarbred 20, Emily! I un.
derstand you took the prize offered by
the Ladies' Magazine for the best essay
written by young lady under thirtyP
Miss Homebred.-Yos; somehow l
got it-l don't know how. Did you
compete?
"Yes; sent them my graduation es-
aay on The Buddhistie Extinction OF
Desire What did you write onp'
"'How 10 Knit Patch IN Stock
Ing. '"-Burltngton Free Press.
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-23

An Arkansas Justice Of the peaco.
having mislaid his Bible, sworo . wit
neSs on = newspaper.
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-23

aloud. as follows:
"R1p. Sir: Your game is up. You aro known.
Poke Island 10 small but not small enough for
you To nido n II you remain In town forty
eight hours longer you will be publicly exposed
/ and denounced. A ord to the wise. ETC."
There was no signature.
Deacon Purkis and his wife were very
indignant that such letter should be
sent their guest; but they begged him
to excuse them from making such lit
tia explanation as they might mako,
for at least another day, at tho same
time assuring him OF their sympathy
and esteem in words and manner un-
| nistakably sincere.
Soon after the parson went to his
room and did not return for the even-
ing. He was indignant--eager to 10
aud challenge his unknown correspond
ont to tell his tale and let him meet it
-then would come moments OF bitter
grief. What was this terrible thing
the people believed him guilty oi-ho
20 innocent. He decided that he must
walt with patience tho forty-eight
hours time set iu the lettor, aud then
perhaps he could sift the matter. Will,
prayers and tears. and not with sleep,
he passed. tho night.
In all this time the chairman had not
been idle. He thought that there must
| b ,some foundation for the pumor that
tho Rsv. Phiaeas Dustin was fallen
and disRrased mtnt.tsr, yot he ala not
, SEQ how 1t could be true. He rcirained
1rvn Waking abunt the matter. but. as q
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
MR.. GEORGE II. DOLE.

Mr.. George Dole has retired from
the management of the Kapaa Sugar
plantation, Kauai, and is about to
take trip to San Francisco, for
change and recreation. Mr.. Dole
occupied the position from which he
has just retired eleven years. The
high estimation in which he was
held by the employees of the planta-
ton was evidenced, before his leav-
ing, by the presentation of valua-
BILE gold watch and an engrossed
address expressive of the highest
respect and warmest aloha. The
presentation was made conjointly by
the employees of the consolidated
plantations of Kapaa and Kealia.
The BULLETIN sincerely wishes Mr..
Dole a pleasant trip and safe return
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
MAUI MnTES.

What might have been a serious
fire occurred here on Sunday after
noon last in Chinatown. The store.
of Ong Po took fire on the roof and
had got considerable headway be-
fore it was controlled. BY the
timely aid of the Inhabitants Of that
part of the town who formed them
selves into bucket brigade and
passed water to those on the roof,
the fire was extinguished before it
had done much damage. Sle0 will
cover it all The wind was blowing
q gale at the time, and had the fire
not been put out as it was, nothing
could have saved any of the build
ings on that side of the street from
being totally consumed.
The foreign church is rapidly ap-
preaching completion and will prob
ably be ready for dedication about
the middle of the month, 1t is q
beautiful edilice, both inside and
out, and would do credit to q very
much larger and more thriving
place than this.
Mr.. Goodale Armstrong has been
appointed road supervisor for the
district of Makawao, vice II. B.
Bailey, and all those who know say
that Judging from that gentleman s
past record in similar capacity
we shall have good roads through
out the district.
The bark William w. Case arriv.
ed at Kahului to-day, and the James
A. King left with a full load of su
gar for San Francisco.
The Bushnell combination show
arrived on the Likelike to-day
They will give three performance
in Wailuku, one each on Thursday
Friday, and Saturday evenings
Next week they are billed to appea
in Paia. n.
Paia, Feb. c, 1889.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
Terrible Accident !
Explosion of Gasoline at the
Beaver Saloon.
Seven Persons More or Less Badly
Burned-.-All Taken to the
Hospital

AT five minutes before 2 O'Clock
this afternoon an explosion Of gaso-
line took place at the Beaver saloon
on Fort street which was heard
quite q long distance away. In rear
of the premises adjoining the cook
house is small yard in which was
buried large gasoline tank, sup
piled from smaller tank resting in
frame on the ground.
The bung was removed from the
small tank with view of filling up
the larger tank, by one of the Chi
nese walters. The gas which had
accumulated in the empty space at
the top of the tank, began
TO escape, and the Chnaman,
to prevent it, placed his hand
on the bunghole, but the gas
continued to escape. A kissing
noise proceeded from the escape.
Mr.. Noltc, his chief clerk, and the
other walters ran in to the yard to
render assistance. BY that time the
escaped gas had tloated into the
cook house adjoining and came in
contact with the fire in the stove.
An explosion was the immediate re-
suit, and the cook house and the
yard became one blaze of flame en-
veloping of course those who were
near by. The door leading to the
dining room from the yard was
burst open by the explosion. Very
little damage was done to the build
ing. The Fire Department was
promptly on hand, an alarm hav-
ing been turned in. Water was
used and the flames were soon put
out.
Mr.. Nolte, his clerk Mr.. Zoetl
two Chinese and Portuguese
waiter were very badly burned and
at once taken to the Queens hos
pital. Another Chinese waiter was
burned but not quite so badly as the
others. He was taken toxDr. Nc
Kibbn's office and later TO the
Queens hospital. Mr.. David Nor
ton, clerk at 7. II. Davies q Co. S,
was in the saloon at the time, and
got burned on the face and hands.
His hair was also singed. He went
over to his employers store where
his injuries were attended to. Ev
| erythlng possible is being done fol
those who were injured and mucl
sympathy is expressed on all sides
; The explosion caused intense excite
ment in the city and hundreds O
people congregated in the vicinity
. of the saloon.
AS we go to press, u few minute
before four O'Clock, we learn tha
Mr.. Zoetl and the two Chinese ar
in very precarious condition.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
II HI T.
SATURDAY, FEB. ., 1889,
NOT DONE so BADLY.

The Hawaiian exhibits for the
Paris Exposition will go forward by
the steamship Australia tomorrow.
Hawaii has not done all she could
have done and might have done, but
she has not done badly after all.
The articles got together make
quite variety and considerable
quantity, and will no doubt attract
attention at the great capital. tits un-
derstood that ColonelZ. S. Spalding,
a gentleman in every way qualified
for the trust,will be Hawaiian Com
missioner at the Exposition. Whether
or not any arrangement has been
made for someone to be permanent
ly in charge of the exhibits, to give
information to inquirers, etc., we
are not informed; but presume an
arrangement of that nature will be
deemed necessary. 1t cannot be
for one moment expected that the
Commissioner, who primarily goes
to Paris for pleasure and recreation,
and volunteers to represent while
there his adopted country gratui'
tously, will undertake the drudgery
of personally attending to the exhi-
bits, etc. He will need an assistant
for that purpose, someone thorough
ly conyersant with the French Ian
guage, as well as being able to
answer all inquiries likely to be
made in regard to these islands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
NOTICE..
NOTICE.

OWING to The intended departure
" from the Kingdom of II. F. Wich-
man, We respectfully ask that. all
amounts due our firm be settled on
or bcfoIc the Is il of February next.
COMES & WlCHMAN.
Honolu'u, Jan. "a, 1889 l55 19t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
TF YOU WANT A SERVANT
j. advertise in the DAIrY BUILETIE
irrigation Notice.

Holders Of water privileges are
hereby notified that the hours for
using water for irrigating purposes
are from 6 o'clock 10 8 o'clock A. NJ,
and from 4 o'clock to o'clock P. NJ.
All those found violating the above
notice will be liable to have their
privileges cut off without further
notice. CHAS. b. WILSON,
Supt. Honolulu Watcrworks.
Honolulu, Feb. 3, 1889. 165 2N
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
POLICE COURT.

NUNDAI, TtU' H.
Three drunks had to pay the usual
amount.
Akana was fined So for needless
and furious driving, and $40 for
cruelty to animals.
-Four Chinese charged with yiolat-
ing the Sunday law by pulling taro
were each fined 80 cents with Sl.05
costs.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
BY AUTHORITY.
Sealed lenders

Will be received at the Interior OF
flee until TUESDAY, February ~,
1889, at ~ O'Clock noon, for building
a Court House at Koolauloo, Oahu.
Plans and specifications can be
seen at the Office OF the Superintcnd-
ent of Public Works.
All tenders must be endorsed "Ten-
ders for Court House, Koolauloa,
Oahu"
Also Tenders will be received up
to the same date for building Il Court
House at Kailua, North Kona, Ha-
waii.
Plans and specifications can be
seen at the Office OF the Superintend-
ent of Public Works and also upon
application to j. w. Kilinahe, Deputy
Sheriff North lEonu.
All Tenders must be endorsed
"Tender for Court House, Kailua,
North Kona, Hawaii"
The Minister of the Interior does
not bind himself to accept the lowest
or any bid
LORRIN A. THURSTON,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, Jan -, 1889.
The time for receiving bids for tho
above is extended until Wednesday
February 18th, 1889, at - O'Clock
noon, l.. A. THURSTON.
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, Feb. IL, 1889.
40 2t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
Miss CHILLBERG

Has moved her millinery establishment
to the store lately occupied by p. Nc
Inerney, next door to Comes s. Wich-
man, Fort street. 1876 1w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
TUESDAY, February 12, 1889.
IN FULL UNIFORM


Companies are TO form in line from the
Square on to Hotel and Fort streets. the
procession moving along Fort to Bere-
tania street: thence along Bcretania to
Maunakea street. down Maunakea to
King street, along King to Nuuanu
street, down Nuuanu to Queen street,
along Queen to Fort street, up Fort to
King street, along King to Pnnchbowl
strcet,up Punchbowl to Beretania street,
along Bcretania to Fort street. up Fort
to Kukui street, along Kukui to Nuuanu
street, down Nuuanu to King street,
along King to Fort street, up Fort to
Hotel street and back to point of start
ing.
DsAsA full attendance dcsired%a5a
Per Order.
HENRY SMITH,
40 1t Secretary II. +. d.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
A BOOK-KEEPER ARRESTED.

On last Friday night Everett Bru-
maghin, book-keeper at the Huelo
sugar plantation, was arrested on
warrant sent down from Makawao,
Maui, charging him with embezzle-
ment. He was taken to the Station
house and is still there. Some
money and a ticket for San Fran
cisco was found in his possession.
Tomorrow afternoon he will be sent
to Maui on the Likelike.
Our Maui correspondent under
date of February 9th, writes that
Brumaghin had left Maui rather
suddenly. He was last seen on Sa-
turday, the I'd, on the Likelike, and
it was pretty generally understood
on Maui that he went TO Honolulu.
He asked leave of the manager of
the plantation to go to Wailuku to
see some one there, and was granted
permission to do so. Not returning
on Saturday night was thought but
little of by the manager, although
he was expecting him. When Mon
day came and no Brumaghin, the
manager thought he would pay the
labor, as the money was due them,
and should have been paid on the
Saturday previous. lie accordingly
went to and opened the safe for the
purpose but 10! "when he went
there the safe was bare" or nearly
so. 1t is reported that there was
close on $4,000 in the safe previous
to Brumaghin's leaving Huelo. lie
| is married man.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

MIR. j. ID, TREGLOAN, Merchant
INL Tailor, having sold the lease of the
premises lately occupied by him, in the
Gazette" Block, TO the Hawaiian News
Co., will be pleased TO meet his custom
ers at the establishment of III S. Treg
loan, cor of Fort and Hotel SITS. l7O Ivy
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
IF you WANT A SITUATION
n advC-' j." ~ the n,IIY NUILETIN.
In the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands.
ORDER.

By virtue Of the power vested in
me by the S42d section of the Civil
Code, l hereby order Il Special Term
OF the Supreme Court to be held in
the Court Room of Aliiolani Hale, on
MONDAY, the 1lth day OF March,
A. d. 1889, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the
hearing of Banco Cases only.
~ Witness my hand and
} the seal of the Supreme
L. S. : Court, at Honolulu, this
I \ 1lth day of February,
A. D. 1889.
A. F. JUDD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
Attest:
HENRY SMITH,
Clerk. ITO 5t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-03

Ihrce cheers for law This received with great
applause.
Speaking Of fcuds In the North, very inconsdor-
able one was reported week ago In Iowa. II is In
Chickasaw County, and the two principals Doud and
McKenna had Just been killed. The dispatch speaks
OF the fcud as settled" by the death Of these
Ihis Is because Iowa Is new country Tho trouble
could not have been Of long standing and there arc
IN an old and stagnant community like 50 many 10
o., ,o south with from dozen TO fifty families related
~ each man Killed this would be, considered no more
This Iowa fsad started over dispute and lawsuit
thing which leads to SO many Of these family aaarros
as this. Nothing seems TO bring out TIE ami.
got into dispute about the ownership Of
tract Of land Tho romantic mind finds much com.
love affairs; Indeed. the Hatfield Mccoy trouble. II
not no Started By an affair Of th; hlnd was opened anew
Eosna Mccoy. Ho did not 70 approach Papa
Mccoy PIC, on the subject because papa alcady had
each notch stood for Hatfield who he had helped
out Of this world Of trouble; one rk night Johnson
and radiant Rosina TO his home Something very Ike
fni. happened a good many years ago IN Greece
Grecan affair than around the Kentucky counterpart
but This Is no proof that there was any more poetry
knowledge that Johnson already had one wife and
I EoSna Tipped. smut We are too close 70 our
We look back to England and Scotland at much the
Same thing bur through the magic mist Of eight
anu IL s'tIiiS NtIs pic''1
ing We have no desire 10 take shotgun and 20
pt looking for old Anse Hatfield or Wills Howard,
put II we could go back TO the old days and pus
on three or four hundred pounds of potmetal and
go OUT spearng for some Percy or Douglass. we think
we would enjoy it, We don't fall in love with
Rosina because she snuff. but We look at Ladye
MARGARET through the poetic atmosphere only given
y hau dozen centuries and at her feet at once,
forgetting that her midest drink was very poor ale
ana her most delicate food carly day, rdimentary
IS the custom Of ranRsome fa Hf is no better than the
custom Of Old Man Tonivers log house-boh mean
death to IN" other fellows. The leaders Of our euds
am too late IN the dav-a thousand years ago they
would have laid the foundations Of vast estates and
become Lords and sOvcreigns Ton centuries ago
Judge Lewis would have become king and II any
one had resisted him he would have taken him out
to the block personally and he swung the axe with
one hand he would have held up revised prayerbook
IN the other and read the execution service.