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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-13
HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS.

When the present Cabinet came
into Office affairs were in complete
tangle and the Government was both
politically and financially embarrass-
ed owing to the suicidal policy fol-
lowed to the line by the late admin
istration. The pre-revolutionary
Government of 1886 left the coun-
try in an impoverished condition |;
the revolutionary Government of
1887 went out of office with all the
available revenues of the Kingdom
expended, with the future revenues
pledged to private citizens for large
amounts, and, in other instances,
with our future revenues already ex-
pended by purchasing on credit.
The result is that the present
Cabinet find themselves hampered
at every turn and are therefore
forced to make general cleaning
up of business methods and deficits
before the actual financial condition
OF the Government can be determin-
ed and the future be provided for
To this end Investigations of Blu.
reaus are being made, and an ex-
pert examination Of the Electric
Light extravaganza is now going on,
The old Government called for i'm
mense sums to finish lighting the
suestsI The pressHl Government
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has, by using competent men, sue
ceeded in lighting the entire city /
with the present plant, without The
expenditure of an extra dollar. So /
the tale goes throughout each and
every department Of the Govern
ment
The claim made by the odhcrents
of the late administration that the
National Reform party would prove
re.actionary and detrimental 80
sound basis Of governmental policy,
has not been fulfilled. On the CON
trary the National party, while
guilty of serious blunders both
within and without the Legislature,
has proved itself the real conserva-
tive element of the country, radical
policies of hot-headed politicians
have been ignored, and the result Is
that the Kingdom has been again
placed upon peaceful and prosper
Gus basis, which is hailed with joy
bv planters and workingmen alike.
While it is great disappoint-
ment to extreme politicians, and to
late administration partisans especi-
ally, that the present conservative
Government, by its praiseworthy
course, has almost entirely cut po-
litical strife out of the issues of the
day. it is on the other hand last
ing compliment to Hawaii that the
present is the first Cabinet, in the
history of many years, holding pub
lie confidence to such an extent that
, it needs and has no party or Gov
eminent newspaper at its back.
The labor question which has for
many months been more or less of a
stumbling block is being met by the
best means at our disposal. Steps
have been taken to enter into labor
convention with Japan, and the Hon.
Paul Neumann left for that Empire
on the last through steamer as an
agent empowered to secure, if posi-
BILE, renewal and modification of
' our treaty, including certain limita-
tions and conditions touching ou1
future labor market.
The impression attempted to be
: created abroad by the Advertiser
that Mr.. G. i. Allardt had been
: sent to San Francisco in the interest
g of the present Government, regard
g ing the improvement of the harbor
Il bar, upon plan of the late admins
d tratlon, is entirely without founda-
h ton. The Government is dealing
i. directly with Civil Engineer Won
Schmidt of San Francisco for secur.
70 ing his plant for carrying out the
+ large harbor improvement of deep
& ening the channel.
President Harrison's message
5, which arrived by yesterdays steam
Il er, has been most favorably received
= here. Sugar grinding for the COM
e ing season has commenced. The
l. Volcano continues in great activity.
e The California baseball club, which
1t arrived last steamer, have played six
If games, in all of which they have
e been victorious. News was yester-
s. day received that destructive cloud
1t burst had occurred on the island OF
s. Hawaii causing much destruction
t. and some loss of life.
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Zu Verkaufen !!
Dcutsche Buecher.

Deutsche Buecher:
Meyers Conservations- Lexicon,
Ueber Land d Nicer,
Eur guten Stunde,
Roman bibliothek,
Werke Won Samarow, etc.
Naeheres IN erfragen in der Expedi-
ton dieses Blattes. 732 lw
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II IA IL
II IA H.
% ally Bullet"

Pledged to neither Sect nor Party,
But established for tile 6eneft of all.
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kinglake, the author of "Eothen'
and tue history Of the Crimean war,
is diving. He has the same com
plant which proved fatal TO General
Grant cancer of the mouth.
What would Sidney Smith say If
he could be told that the British
Postal Telegraph Department uses
Webster's Dictionary actually an
American publications. the stand
ard? p"
Cardinal Manning has written for
Chambers Encyclopedia the article
on the Immaculate Conception, Arch
deacon Farrar the one on Christ, and
Professor Huxley the one on himself.
Truth of London says that ''if deep
appreciation of the subject counts
for anything, it will be safe 10 reckon
on Professor Huxley's contribution
as being the most successful of this
series"
Sir Edwin Arnold, in his first
paper on Japan in the December
Scribner's, says that the old and
New Japans ''are perpetually blend
ed. The young nation, which has
only just come of age, is all for rail-
ways, telegraphs and European
developments, including some of the
least desirable and profitable. Yet
the older nation lives on, within and
around the japan of new parlia-
ments, colored wide-awakes, and
Partisan costumes, and from time to
time fiercely asserts itself.
According to the American pa
pers, says the Japan Herald, the q.
S. S. Swatara is to proceed shortly
to Panama, to receive new crew,
which will be brought to Aspinal
by the Richmond. The Marion will
it is reported, leave here at the be-
ginning of the year, as she has al
ready served two commissions
Meanwhile there's no news of flag
ship. The Baltimore, which tool
over Ericsson's remains to Sweder
has been ordered to Lisbon, and the
supposition is that nothing will come
out here until the San Francisco i:
ready.
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tanned. At various points In and
about the city, small jets ~ gas
issue from the soil, which may easily
be ignittd with n match. There is
reason TO believe that company
Will soon be organized for the pur-
pose Of developing this industry.
with nm incxhaustible supply of
cheap fuel, manufactures would soon
be established here, aud a new era
of prosperity would dawn upon this
city. A. b. w.
Los Angeles, CAL, Dec. 3, 1890.
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Irrigation Notice.

HONOLULU, H. l., Aug. 9, 1890.
Holders of Water Privileges OF
those paying Water Rates, are hereby
notified that the hours for using
water for irrigating purposes are from
6 to o'clock A. M, and to 6 O'Clock
p. NJ.
CHAs. B. WILSON,
Supt Homo. Water Works,
Approved:
G. N. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior.
627 If
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NOTICE.

n Office Is hereby given that Chong
~ Guin is no longer a manager
(from this day. in The business of
kwong Fook Tai, of Hanalei. Kauai,
(sngar planters and store keepers, and
Mr.. hong Game Will be the new APP
he only one who Is authorized to sign
the firm name.
kwoNG FOoK YUM.
Honolulu, Dee. 2, 1890. 125 2w
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Ng All
IN On, of Honolulu, has this day
purchased from All Young all his in
terest in the general merchandise store,
situated ON Liliha street, Honolulu,
Island of Oahu; the said Ng All On
will not be responsible for any bills
against All Young from this date,
NC All ON.
Honolulu, Dee, ID, 1890. 734 6t+
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~ AUTHORITY
OCEAN SURVEY EXPEDITION.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH,

OCEAN SURVEY EXPEDITION.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH,
Honolulu, Dec. 10, lS90D
Sealed tenders will be received at
this Office until WEDNESDAY, Dec.
31st, AT II o'clock noon, for the de-
livery on the beach at Kalaupapa, or
Kalawao, or at the Leper Settlement,
Nolokai, in good order and condition
an average OF 80 head of Fat Beef
Cattle per month, for the use of the
Board of Health for Six (6) Months
from the awarding of the contract.
The tender should be for the price
per pound dressed
The hides and tallow to be the pro
perty of the Board
The Board of Health does not binC
itself to accept the lowest or any bid
BY order of the Board.
DAVID DAYTON,
733 3t-171 2t President.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
AN ADDRESS TO FARMERS.
Secretary Rusk Preparing an Address in which
He Explains How Agricultural De-
preston can be Remedied'

NEW YORK, April 21.-A special from
Washington says that Secretary Rusk
is about to issue an address to the farm
ers of the country explaining how the
depression in agriculture can be rem
edied. He attributes the present state
of affairs in part to carelessness IN
culture, and says that in these Gays OF
worldwide competition q successful
farmer must be as well trained and care
ful in business as the store Keeper ana
his equal in intelligence and general
eduoation The secretary also THINKS
that the farmer does not study
the market reports as care
fuIlv as he should, and
recommends he avail himself
of information supplied by the agricul-
tural department. He THINKS FARMERS
should not acquire more land than they
| can profftably cultivate. After touch
ing upon the questions of farm mort
cages. transportation, middlemen, gam
! bling in farm products and combinations
| to control the markets, the secretary
! makes a long argument in favor OF h1gher
| duties on farm products. He gives tables
! to show that imports of agricultural
products amount to S266 ,275, 1888, the
greater part of which, probably Szoo,-
| 600 600. might be, with proper encour-
| epement. produced on our own soil. he
| thinks the problem can be solved by the
| imDosition of high rates of duty on agrl-
| cultural products.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
ROUND'UPS.
-.. nomand in Future Will be for Bet
fer Grades Of Cattle
..man Of The state VIII Lend RefrlE-
49, orators Helping Hand-GeneFai
livestock Notes

r,s cattle demand OF the future VIII
In0 better grade of animals than
De ~ =. general thing, been on the
hH''' - the past, and the sooner cat
mSIA9' -s realize this fact the better it
ls 49, for their interests. The quality
VII. ~ ao+tle will control the price OF
o. D''. and the public have become edu-
'n'- g, 5nriag the past few years up 10
cA''1 If knowing good from bad beet'
'l0 - more money in good stock than
IAs.G md it will be blessing Wnen
II OaI - are forced 10 quit raising
stocnllEt, - the lessening demand tor them'
scIuos CLevaune Live Stock JournaI Oh
inc - has the following TO say:
th-s - cattle must be the RUE Oh 'l IL,
80 be'l'- western ranges can turn OH
iulu'S. "a, steers as readily as they can
hgh go oboice lot of steers Will al
scruDS III and even in times OF oe-
va! -, bring prices that pay margin
PTess.o~a TIE grade bull should no
OF ~ 30 tolerated anywhere. Inc pest
lonEs' =. ,cne too good. Pure blood III
U-oOo .t,a beef breeds can now be mao
any o. -f CpV 60 reasonable that there is nc
al 3 ?. 81 for not stocking every range IN
excuse ,t tTr West with pedigreed sires
' a5v pure bred bull will pay for 9 III oni
an; ,he increased value of his get III one
I1 ,. ,"2 rb - placed on the range. st9F
y ;.n,fpg for grades and order thorough
Hun,,I f-om breeders of established repu'
. D,soT " There is money in thus course o.
ecrfon 10 all stockmen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
DUEL ON HORSEBACK.
One Principal Killed, the Other Seriously
Wounded-The Battle Near
Decatur.
sneoia1tn the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DECATUR. TEX, April PA veeEa
serious difficulty between Andrew Fostegs
and Will Jarnagin, two young farmers
who resided at Gum, west of here in this
county. is reported. The former IS
seriously if not fatally wounded, and the
latter il dead. The story goes that sew
eraI months ago young Foster assisted
the lover of Jarnagin' IS sister to elope
with her. and the young men have been
enemies since that time. Foster had de-
termined to have nothing to do with
Jsrnapiu. not even to notice or speak to
HIM when they met. They were at
gathering at the Gum school house and
when thew started home they went
| the same road. Jarnag!n was
| In the lead and roster
| and his party rode faster than those
| ahead and when they undertook to pass
| in ahead Jarnagin called to Foster, but
| the latter wouldn't speak, when the
former demanded that Foster speak TO
him and also that he take his hand
from his pocket, to which Foster
answered that he wanted nothing to do
| with him and that his hand was all
right. Then Jarnagin drew his pistol
and almost at the same time roster
was ready, both firing so near together
that. to those present, it appeared q:
one shot. Each shot took effect, the bal
entering Fosters right cheek
and lodging on the inside o.
the skin on the left temple. Th'
other shot pierced Jarnigin through Jus'
above the heart. They were both OF
horseback and their horses ran witt
them pretty much in the same direction
They continued firing until Jarnlgli
emptied his pistol and Foster shot tnre
times without effect. Jarnaglu droppe
from his horse after running hundre
wards and died in few minutes. rosie
was taken to nelghbor's house, a physl
! clan called and the ball taken out ana d
is still alive and the doctors sa
g there is q chance for him to recover, bt
one of his eyes is put out. Foster Is nine
teen years of age, and Jarnagln WE
9 twentv-sixth. They were quiet, exem
e plarv young men, and the affair III
h created intense excitement throughol
Y the community.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
Masters of the Situation.

The Journal insists that the beef pr o.
ducers are masters of the situation If
they could only be induced to hold back
their COWS, yearlings and unripe stuff. OF
sure enough beef cattle. there is an actual
shortage if local butchers were forced to
buy steer cattle instead of cows. with
local butchers throughout the West and
South slaughtering nothing but steer
beef the market centers would have such
q shortage in thirty days as to amount
almost 10 beef famine. But so long as
you continue to ship to market and sell
to the local butchers the cows, calves,
yeGrlings and lean two-year- olds, so long
you may reasonably expect prices to re-
main low and unsatisfactory. Ii you
continue the dumping process as IN the
past you deserve to go broke. Sell ana
ship ouly good beef cattle and the era OF
low prices will be found to have passed
cheyenne Stock Journal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
AFTER RANDALL'S SEAT.

IT is Claimed that Squire MeMullin Holds the
Key to the FIght-SmalI Fry Hustling'
Special to the Gazette
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 2O.-Es-
ouire McMuIlin, a close personal and po-
1itieal friend of Samuel J Randall, and
whose face has been seen in every ma
tional convention for nearly thirty years.
holds the key to the hight 1or
Randan's seat in the house I,
Tariff reformers, backed by Ex-Post-
master Harrity, and the political ma
chine in this city, propose to put James
Beck. Harrity's law partner, and q
bright Young man, in the dead leader s
seat All of the old Randall people except
McMullin, have declared against TINS
scheme, but the squire is waiting. If
he goes with the Rock Island people
there will be no trouble about nom
mating and eleoting him. The
friends of State Senator McAlesr
and other small-try candidates
for nomination are moving heaven and
earth TO pull McMuIlin away from Beck s
friends. who are McMullln IS friends also
! IF McMcllin should kick against Beck
| the latter might be nominated, but there
would be an independent Democratic
balk, which might elect Repuohcsn'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
CATTLE CHATTER.
r., 7 r. Fem Talks About Cattle and re-
frigerators in Texas.

-, p. Fem Talks About Cattle AN" A
frigerators in Texas.
C,1 r. Fem of Duke, Fort Benz
,,rntv is in the city attending the
nsstinc of the veterans. Col. Fem
{. nromlnentstock man IN his sec
.or having about seven Thousand aoIes
- enc Grazing land on which he Is pas
NC 50OO head of cattle. He staleu
- ,zr7rr reporter yesterday that the
IL m his section of the state were
- enc condition. having come through
a.. -rin+er in good fix, and were now
Zinc on flesh rapidly Good rains
Rod blessed the range and grass was
growing finely. .,..,- .ou
.to cattle industry is?'' asked the re-
- think it very good and 1 believe
.bot there will be better prices in the
future for good beef cattle
suTo what do you attribute this!
ITO the increased consumption OF
lis there any scarcity of cattle in
Te1as?" . -,
MY hut not more than there are good
Tanres for. Refrigerators in the state
are going TO be a great benefit to the cat
tIe bpsiness and will open up markets FOL
our cattle that we have not had IN the
past -
CHOW are the cattlemen in your sec
tion on the subject of refTigeratOTs!
t.They are all favorable TO them.
"Do you think they will take holo o
the scheme proposed by the commute
appointed by the cattlemen s conVen
tou?'
81 do. There is no doubt that tn
operation of refrigerators in Texas VII
be the best thing for cattlemen tina
could be devised. They appreciate TIL
fact and will take stock in them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
Notes and PersnnnI.

Capt. E. F. lizard has returned from
the upper country.
L. P. Scott, an old veteran and stock
man Of Fort Bend county, is in the city.
Capt. Burk Burnett is in from the
ranch and reports cattle as in good shape
and fattening rapidly.
W. Il. Doss, the well known stockman
OF Coleman, passed through the city
Sunday en- route to Kentucky.
". K. Bell, the pushing young
Palo Pinto stockman, was in the city
Sunday. He will receive about four
hundred head of steer cattle May /.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
Mexican Notes.

Special to the Gazette.
CITY OF MEXICO, April z1'-hepoFts
from Tampico say the road has been in
aneurated but the outlook is dismal, Us
that port Will never be able to rival
Vera Cruz, which has richer country
tributary, whilst the country tributary
to Tampico prefers purchase from the
United states, and receive freight direct
by rail.
The Two Republics newspaper ap-
peared enlarged yesterday to SIX pages.
President Diaz favors saving panks
throughout the country.
Work on the harbor at vera cruz IL
being pushed rapidly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
She Cattle Slaughtered.

The slaughter of she cattle since the
spring of 1857 has been simply enormous,
and 10 this fact may in measure be at
tributed the depression of cattle values
in the markets. It is estimated that at
least 900, 900 head of COWS have been
used for beef since the time mentioned.
But while this fact may have had some
thing to do with market values, it will no
doubt, in the long run, be of beneht to
the business. The COWS are no longer IN
the producing business, and by their
slaughter the supply will be prevented
from such rapid Increase as would have
been the case had they still remained on
the range.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
Cattle in West Texas.

Billie Gillnand of Abilene, one of the
most prosperous cattlemen in the state,
IS in the city and reports good things OF
cattle in his section. He says they are IN
as good condition as could be asked,
and the prospects ahead are fine. Good
rains have started the grass TO growing
finely, and the heifers will take on hesh
rapidly from this time on. He is not
shipping any cattle at present, and be-
lieves there is money in holding them
back for better prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FREE ADS.

All persons seeking employment or destr-
ina be7p of qny character are invtted to use
this co1anan free of charge, such advertise
Daeats not to erceed three lines.
Notices of articles lost and found tn this
column. not exceeding three lines aotH also be
inserted free.
It's the desire of The Gazette to facilitate
the search Of persons for employment ana
the recouery OF lost prop erty, and G@ ar
corlliazly limited to use t1iS column for such
purposes. 80, !, tsss+ssy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
PitifuI Sights.

NEW YORK, April 2l.-TKa 3
vicksburg correspondent hasJus re-
turned to that city from trip to tn
Sunfiower river delta by boat. he de-
scribes the scenes in the overfiowed re-
gfon az pitlful. He thinks the loss OF
life has been greater than heretofore re-
ported, He saw five bodies floating
about in one place. One was q WHITE
woman and the other four, negroes. The
bodies had to be left where they were, as
there was no way to bury them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22

ported favorably on the organization of
the weatherford Chatauqua park COM
pany, also on the location, grounds,
ETC., and that q stock company be or
ganized, for the purpose of which mass
meeting will be held at the courthouse
tomorrow night. Rev. DR.. TinnoR OF
Fort Worth and DR.. Berry of Denton
will both speak at to7morroW night 8
meeting, explaining thsEworkings OF the
Sunday school encaHAent OF the Gum
bsrland Presby terEz Church, which the
1org anizatlon secH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22

weatherford Chatauqua Park Company
Special to the Gazette.
wEATHERFoRD, TEX, April 2l'-At q
meeting this evening at the office OF the
Citizens national bank to hear the re-
port of the committee appointed at
previous meeting. the committee re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
TIE snrinn Medicine.

Inc Po o snTi,Sr medicine is wonderful. II
ga.sesses lust tfse siernents OF health-giving,
bIood-purifying appetite-restorlng whlcn
confinne in = dbl tSed, unsatisfactory conSI-s
ton when yes may SO muc9 ~ oe bSdn6 by Dy
HOOD. s SaI6aparilla. F purlhes the plooo ana
makes the MfAk strong.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
Shipping from sweetwater.

special 10 the Gazette.
swEETwATER, TEx., April 2l.-The
shipment of livestock East over the
Texas and Pacific railroad has been I'M
precedented for this month as compared
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22

with former years. Trains have been
loading night and day for some time at
the stock pens. Most of the stock is
hound for the Territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
FoH ra4DE-REAL EssATk

gGBBTRBAN PRoPERTEz7AR esSsllrp piece OF
- suburban property 1oE. ;safs oheap' ieln ts
easy. S. o. Noodle e CO. s. 49,
mo TRzIsFezAg good four room ran iIeuse,
50xio9fo6 lot one hleck city limits;
5bs5ga forSaerfsSss ~ me- town or vacant H.
side Of citys Apply to Walker, Hesft 9nry,
495 MATT Street. zssssa - 80
WHO WANTS. qTI3E TRADE?-4OO acres
w splendid black land in Tarrant county 70
exchanee for steeUcattle at IS, sl3, and SIG per
head. q a splendid bargain. 5. y; Aoea1es -