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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-08
OAHU RAILWAY & LAND C0MPAHYS
TIME TABLE:
EiGiiAH TRAINS.
ARRIVALS.

May -
Euur-mnstcd Schr L. Il Wood. Larsen
II days from Newcastle, y w
May s.
Stmr Kaala from Kauai
scLr kawailani from KoOlan
Schr Rob Roy from Iva
Schr Mile Morris from kuolau
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The Arion Excursion
Thursday, May =, 1890.

TRAlNS will leave the Depot. Homo
l. lulu, for the Grounds, at 500,
: 100 and 80 l.. VI. Leave the Grounds
at 10 100 4. NJ. and l2 midnight.
JiS u PER ORDER.
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NOTICE.

TIIIS is to give notice that will not
Il b. responsible Tor any debts con-
tractcd without my written order.
j. j. WILLIAMS.
Honolulu, May |, $500. 81, lw
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GENERAL hundred pounds of Home
- Manufactured Rock Candy for sale
by +. Horn, Practical ConicciiOner,
Etc. Hotel street, 81 II
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NOTICE.

nN accoant OF i'll health DR.. j. VI.
" Whitney has appointed Or. j.. l.,
Hutchinson 10 take charge of his oilicc
until hiS return, 81 II
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MHs. l.. Sweit2er, Of Monticello,
California, who has been on visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Neal, re-
turns by the Australia tomorrow,
much delighted with her stay here.
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DEPARTURES.

May 3
s}chr kaulilua FOR Hccia
Am i-masted schooner Olga, Rodin, Tor
San Francisco
Schr kulaman, for Puma. Hawaii
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MEETING NOTICE.

A MEETING of the British Bcnevo-
N lent Society will be held ON SAT
URDAY EVENING NEXT, May TO-,
at $ O'Clock, at the British Club, for The
purpose of taking steps for the obscrv-
ance OF the Queens birthday. Tn"
annual meeting Is postponed until fur
ihcr notice. T.. X. WALKER.
jtS II Secretary.
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Emperor William has abolished
the passport system in Alsace-Lor-
rane.
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THE fire alarm last night abruptly
terminated meetings Oh fire com
panies that werr III progress at the
time. Three new members were
elected by Engine Company No. l.
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LOST

pETWEEN Insane Asylum and Queen
ID street, Il Small Scarf Pin, set with
four diamonds and ruby in center.
Finder will please return 10 BrLLrrIN
OtliCe aud receive reward. 80 lw
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Mr.. Lcveys auction sale Of dry
goods will continue tomorrow, at 10
o'clock II. III.
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TIM homestead OF the late Philip
Milton, on King street, and o:her
property belonging to the same
estate, are billed iur sale 10y Mr..
Morgan on the 9th instant.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS,
\ scAnI pin is advertised rs lot.

THERE will hc no drill OF Co. A. to.
night, on account OF the Arion picnic.
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HOUSEHOLD furniture and effects
OF the estate OF the late Judge Il.
Preston will he sold by Mr.. Jas. f..
Morgan, ON Friday, May 18th.
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THE arrests up to noon to-day were
two lur drunkenness and one ior re-
cciving stolen goods.
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sth RaCe-"ROslTa CHALLENGE CUP"

RUNNING RACE. Mile Dash.
Free for all. Winner to beat tan
gle A." record Of | H..
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9Th RACE" WAIMAEAL0 PLaIE.'
TROTrING. Mile Heats. best in
3. Free for all trottcrs that have
never beaten 3 minutes. Plate to
become property of one winning il
twice. Won by Z. |. ISrnbcrg's
"Millic,' 1889.
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9Th RACs-"FUrURlTY STAKES"

RUNNING RACE. Mile Dash.
Free for all Hawaiian bred horses.
Cup to become property Of one
winning it twice. Won by f.. +.
Miles ''WOndcr.n 1889.
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THERE will be Il meeting oi st.
Peters Guild at the residence of the
Rev. II. II. Gowen. this evening com
mcncing at Z 30 o'clock.
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4 TELEPHONE message from the
Queens Hospital n, 300 announces
the death Ui w. il. Seal.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
RArM.s REPORT.
"A S%tupendous Amount of Claims Exam.
3nesh for January.

a S~tapendous Amount of Claims Exam.
ined for january.
In his report 70 Secretary Noble, PEN
siou Commissioner Raum says he will be
able by the last Of May to cause the exam.
nation of every claim pending in the Office
on the LIST day Of January last, will hnve
every claim allowed that is completed and
calls for the evidence made in those
not completed. This result has been
secured largely by means of orders issued.
in the latter part Of December requiring
tue examination Of claims then pending
and that all cases which appeared COM.
plete be placed upon the completed files"
The adjudicating division was directed to
spend five days each Week examining the
claims ON these files and ole day exclu-
sively to making calls for additional evi.
dence on pending claims. As q result, the
examination of 30,S57 claims were put on
the completed files" A subsequent order
directing that claims be placed on
file upon application accompanied by
y statement of facts showing the
claims to be completed has up
to date added 28.35D cases to those already
on the completed files" During the past
three months g., 229 of these cases have
been acted upon, leaving only 3.97s cases
upon the files. Applications at the rate of
4aOa day are being received and hereafter
every claim placed upon these files will be
taken up aud acted upon within a week.
The record of the past mouth shows 1884
pension certificates, S,1s3 of them original,
being the largest number ever issuedin one
month by the pension bureau.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
ffioops 81 rlIE sourn.


1aS vatsrs Balt lstsing Id Mlssia ipna-Nu
Danger - Human lAfb Fearsd.
4 dispatch received from Rolling Forks.
Miss. Ut . late hour last night . ' AThe
water In Deer creek has risen fleet within
the last thirty-stx hours and IL now run.
ming over lite banks. aud is still rising at
thu rate OF half m iach per hour. Every
foot Of dry land in Rolling Forks
will be under water before morn,uo.
A passenger train from Memphis.
due here last night, did not arrivs TIL
this morning, and could go NO further.
After remaining here for several hours il
was turned around aud ordered back to Ie.
land. The train men say it is impossible
to get back there, because the track has
fioatsd Cd its bed. A spscisl from Rose.
da'e, Miss, says: The new leves at Catfish
creek broke this morning and the water is
now rubbing through a gap 600 feet
wide. By adding to this the volume OF
water from breaks lower down, the back
country will he inundated aud the diff
ca''iss will probably be increased. The
most OF the plantations inundated are al.
ready more or less flooded by breaks lover
dow Many Of the best estates in the
country will, however, be flooded to a
very considerable depth. It is believed
That precautions have been taken to pro-
tect stock, and that no human life IL
endangered.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
Bound l,y Oath Ia su,c,d..

Wendom Baum, secretary of that unique
organization. the Bridgeport Suicide club.
has fulfilled the membership agreement by
killing himself. The story of this aston
fishing society is one of intense int rest to
the student of morbid psychology. Fcur
years ago five citizens of Bridgeport,
Conn, all Germans, met Que day
when all were low-spiritcd, and half
in jest organized q suicide club. The
agreement was that one member of the
club should end his life that year, one
the next and 80 on until all were gone.
This agreement has thus far been fully
kept. When the annual meeting was held.
in January there were only two members
to atteud it, the secretary and the presi-
dent. 1t was proposed at tbs meeting by
tho secretary that the president should
make away with himself during the year
and by the president that tho secretary
should do likewise. The president of the
club is new the only member of the club
left. and another year will show if lie
keeps his oath.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18

WeReosonea&ve befotgaers Asked to Visit
ueaitoha Dafang b Harvsst Season.
The Northwsst delegates Who have been
It Ottawa two weeks, separated after hav.
ing trAnsacted ell their business. They
proposed that the government should send
farmer representatives Of The different
nationalities settled in the Northwest 10
their native countries to post their fl, nds
and countrymen upon the fesuurc s aud
~adaptabtfity Of Canada, and their v sue.
cess in Their new homes. They asked that
the cooperation Of The imperial govern
ment b. asked, for the purpose of secur.
Ing representative persons resident III.
England. Scotland and Ireland to visit the
Northwest and Manitoba during the harvest
season, in order that they may see perscn.
ally the fertility OF the lard. They
asked that the government grant . bonus
to any company or corporation who shall
secure the location in the country Of one
bona dde settler; that the government
send through Great Britain an exhibition
ear containing samples Of Canadian
cereals, fruits, minerals, etc., and have i'm
migration officers In the old country sup.
Piled with similar supplies: that the gov.
eminent cause to be published two immigla.
ton pamphlets, one for Manitoba and the
other Tor the territories, giving q complete
description OF the country, with We've
illustrative of its farming, ranching aud
mining capabilities; that Q special immi.
grafton map OF Canada be prepared, aud
that an edition Of 5000 0 be stricken OF
and distributed among all the school
boards in Great Britain. Tho minister
promised that these suggestions would be
carefully considered.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
RigTheaterT rust.

For some tims past efforts have been
made New York aud the west to form q
gigantic theater trust, which will take in a
list Of the principal theaters in oil the big
cities throughout the country. The work
went on quietly. and the trust soon took
into its maws two theaters in San Fran
cisco, and ne each in Chicago, Omaha,
Kansas City, Los Angeles, Seattle
and Tacoma. The trust was further
strengthened upon the arrival Of Mi.
McCourt in the city. Mr.. McCourt is man
ager of the Tabor opera-house in Denver,
the opera-houses in Leadville, Salt Lake
aud Pueblo, and these houses Mr.. Nc
Court placed, after a conference with
Charles Frohman, in the chain being
formed BY the trust. A. L. Hayman, the
California manager, who is now in Lon.
don, where he is to open o booking Office
SO that English managers can readily 60
cure time for their attractions in this
country, is at the head Of the trust. The
trust is said to DO 1t work In New York,
Boston and Philadelphia, and hopes to bs
represented in these places before many
weeks,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
HE OvERREACuED HIMSELF.
A Wholesale Drug Employe that became
ToU Ambitious in Crime.


Too Ambitious im Crime.
Clarence p. Wikoff, a trusted employe OF
the wholesale drug firm of Fuller & Full
Ter, Chicago, has been arrested, charged
with having systematically robbed the firm
of over $1,000 worth of druggists snndries
during the past three months. lie has
disposed Of his stealings to retailers. In
order to dispose of the property stolen,
Wikoff lived a dual life. On. 81 10 the store
he passed as Chauncy J. Thomas, going into
business under that name rs a manufac.
turers' agent. He had q lot of stationery,
printed upon which his business adlressl
was given as 709 w. Madison street, which
place was his sleeping room. His stations
cry consisted of bill heads, statements,
blank orders for country customers, and
printed blanks for price quotations.
Knowing many Of the Fuller T. Fuller
company's country customers. Wikoff
mailed them quotations on the articles at
a few cents below the lowest rate quoted
by his employers. II Wikoff had confined
his thriving trade to country orders he
would probably have operated i'll safety for
an indefinite time, but he became am
bilious, commenced to work up q local
trade aud was soon detected. Wikoff is "a
years Of age and is we'll connected in Chi.
cago, his father being one Of the Fuller &
Fuller company's best customers.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

A n who was concerned in
the murder Of Project Mesenoff has been
arrested.
JOAN F. pLUMMER's partner, VIM. S.
Darling, has been missing ten days. He is
much needed to clear up some nc cunts of
the failed firm.
The dock laborers ut Amsterdam are
about to renew the strike, which was re-.
Gently settled on terms that have not
proved satisfactory to the men.
A FREIGHT train ran into a lands ide on
the West Shore near Troy. N. Y, and four
trainmen were buried, but were exhumed
alive. although one may die.
SEVERAL Of the charges against Moussa
Bey, the Syrian outlaw, have been dropped.
The reason assigned for this proceeding is
that the evidence is insufficient.
Ex-STATE SENATOR ID. B. GILLIAN
died at his home in Alton, ILL.,, from the
effects of injuries received several weeks
since in an encounter with burglars.
The trust recently founded for the pur.
pose of controlling glucose and starch has
purchased the extensive works of the voor.
bees Starch company in Danville, Ill.
The United States steamer Alliance was
not allowed to enter the harbor of Malaga.
as she had no bill Of health. She was I'D
mitted at Gibraltar, however, and then
took on coal for Chins.
E manager OF the Savoy hotel in
London offended the chef, who immedi-
ately struck, followed by sixty cooks.
Then the walters, maids and porters
struck, and the hotel is practically closed.
The Portuguese government has in.
vited n firm in America and several
firms in other countries to make tenders
for the construction Of four new cruisers.
No tenders from English firms are invited.
Six Of the leading concerns manufac.
turing white lead id New York have con-
solidated under the name OF the National
bined capital is 81, ZOO, 900.
HERR S%TE1MNlTz, q leading banker Of
Nuremberg, has been obliged to suspend
business, owing to the failure of some i'm
portant enterprises in which he had be.
come involved. The amount of his lisbil.
tiles is large.
MEMBERS Of Ststson's aUncle Toms
Cabin" company and the boat people on
the steamer st. Ignaee, at st. ignace,
Mich, had . scr,mmage, in which Second
Mate Graves was struck in the head and
will die.
The hotel room Of the American consul
at Plauen was entered q night or two ago
by burglars and . jewel casket valued at
5000 was stolen. The casket has been
found, but the contents had been alb.
stracted.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18

taken to her home. One day abe trisd to
shoot herself, but vas unsnccesefeI.
The next morning Edna wAs missing.
She had learned that Melville vas Ia
Poughkeepeie ard thither she went, but
the story Was false. lie vas not In Pouch.
heepsie. Again she attempted to eud her
sorrows by death. She was detected and
taken to the city court. Aud then, refas.
ing to give her name or home. she was
Committed to the care OF the Good Step.
herds.
F,r some months E ma remained under
the eyes OF the watehful sisters. but BY
degrees the developed a mauia for suicide.
She att. mpted to open a vein ia her arm
with a bit Of glass, but succeeded III max.
ing only q small wound. She was then
shut up i'll her room. During the right
she arose and dressed herself, aldon q ro; G
OF twisted aud knotted bedclothes made
her way to the ground. Last Monday she
attempted 10 throw herself from the win
dow md was caught. The next evening
she tried to haug herself by u handkerchief
to a gas jet in the BATH room. but was cut
down. She ia III q fair way 10 recover,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
Seeding l,x Mnunlixht.

The Minnesota farmers in the section OF
Pipestcne are the most jubilsnt at present
that they have been for three or four Years
at the prospects for an abundant crop this
Year. The work is q compile Of weeks later
tian last year, but every MAJ and team are
Low ut work seeding, aud in some parts OF
the county the beautiful moonlight nights
are used for this. purpose in order to push
the work. Tbs ground has been vsry dry
for the past two Years, and some people
began to thiuk it could not rain in this
blue grass region" but the weather clerk
has turned the tables since the LIST of Apri,
and it has raiued every day. and the soil
was never in o. more favorable condition to
IT ce've the seed. The acreage in the county
will be by far the largest this year that it
has ever been, as scores of new families
have moved into the county this spring.
Had the GROUND remained dry but very lit.
tile seed would have BEEN sown; hut as it
is, every acre of broken land will be seeded.
Wheat. flax, oats aud corn will be TO-
mostly. Unless present signs fail the
farmers of this section will reap an abund.
ant harvest.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
IS GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBLE

~ M ' ~ " NJ
The Annexation Sentiment Constantly
OGrowlng I'm Cuba,
A correspondent of the New York Her.
aid, writing from Havana under date Of
April s, says:
The question Of the annexation of Cuba
to the United States is daily growing more
serious and the government commences to
be alarmed at the propagation that more
or less openly 10 beng carried on. with re-
suits that will soon be known. The CAM
psign that has been opened by several.
leading papers 10 courageouyly sustained in
remarkable editions, INT having gone 30
far as to assert, some weeks ago, that the
Spanish government, through its disgrace
ful and ruinous administration, ia doing
more than ANYBODY else to throw Cuba into
the arms Of tie United States.
I'm another remarkable editorial, whose
author was arranged, It wa said some
time ago that the only way annexation
could DO avoided was to Immediately pros
claim the autonomy Of Cuba and that the
conservative party should join. the liberals
in their efforts to obtain from Spain self
government forthe Island.
Thu fact bsyond all doubt is that there
are a large number Of annexationists in
Cuba and some In the United States.
The question now 10 to know whether any
Of the members Of the government at
Washington would be willing to favor the
movement Just initiated in Cuba.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
Cnlifarnia.s trui, srron.

Tho crop reports received from all the
grain and fruit growing counties in Cali
fornia show excellent prospects for tie
coming harvest. The wheat crop will be
as good rs three qnarters of last years
yield. The shortage is partially due to
the change from grain to fiu:t cultivation.
Tho prune crop promises to he the best
and largest ever gathered. This is due to
the increased number of orchards coming
into bearing. The reports also show that
IL large number Of new prune orchards were
set out this spring. Peaches will reach
more than the average crop. Apric,ts will
yield very light crop. Constant rains
AID cold winds rotted the buds. The
marked feature shown by this years re-
ports is the largely increased acreage being
set out in olives. This fruit. which pre-
viously had figured in only three counties
to any extent, is now being grown and
planted in about twenty counties, and in
all cases is reported to have u most prom.
Using outlook.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
Big Kaasas Bank Failure.

E. B. Purcell, proprietor Of the Manhat.
tan bank. Manhattan, Kan, made An as
signment to his cashier, John w. Webb,
who closed the bank doors. Webb says
tho liabilities are 100000. The assets
cannot be given for several days, but arc
said to DO equal nominally to the liabili.
ties. The assignment was precipitatsd BY
the action Of the British Land aud
Mortgage company Of that city
which advertised q public sale col
lateral given by Purcsll TO secnrs
his obligation 70 the company, 4a0O.0Oe
due April 1, which had not been paid.
strinasncy In the money market and the
dihiculty o. making collections ars given
e. causes Tor ths failure. The Manhattan
hank q one OF ths Oldest 10 the s4ats, and
P1rcsll Was credited With being among tbs
stronger mens1neneiaily In 1nses. Rur.l
cell his sud ths British conpAny Sos
100000 damages on account q tn public
o6er - oellsbfs oee1ytttee.s h Aleo pso.
cured5An Srd9t syo6ktainfng tkes o6GoDanY
from dispestAg q HI eseuiitiss hSESgyjS.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
AN FASTER

Secretary Noble Severely Criticized for
Giving Dine.
Secretary Noble is being severely criti-
cised for giving an elaborate Easter break
fast Sunday. The feast was the most
gorgeous of any that has been spread this
winter and was attended by senators and
justices Of the supreme court and their
ladies. The secretary is accused Of not
only profanine the Sabbath, but q holy
church day, and many church people de-
clare it was sacreligious. The Washing.
ton papers have devoted = great deal Of
space to q d%ecription Of the entertainment,
which is described as o sort Of progressive
euchre feast in which the secretary and his
family changed seats during the 1O-course
dinner. being seated at each Of the several
tables during the breakfast. Even the
high social standing Of the people who at
tended does not save them from adverse
criticism.