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resolution be considered with the
bill.
Rep. Kalua wanted to know what
was the matter with adopting it. 1t
would be short way to settling
the question.
Laid on the table to he considered
with the bill.
Rep. Brown read first time his
bill TO change the name of the In
sane Asylum to Hospital for the
Insane.
Rep. kalua read first time his
bill to encourage the growth and
manufacture OF tobacco. IT gives
VIM. Ii. Cornwel aud associates the
exclusive privilege Of exporting
tobacco, aud cXelnpts their lands
and buildings from taxes, fox fif-
teen years, also grants them all
lands in the kingdom not available
for crops other than tobacco, they
to pay All export duty of 25 percent
al valorem on their tobacco, also n
blank amount per acre under to-
bacco. He moved it be read n
second time by title and referred to
the conmercr committee.
Minister Brown moved il he re-
fcrred 10 the committee on foreign
relations, as he believed its provi-
sions were contrary to foreign
treaty stipulations.
Accepted and carried, and, on
motion of Noble Widemann, the bill
to he printed.
Recess from IL :07 TO 1880.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

ii 3 NJ S Acorn returned yesterday
afternoon from her target practice:
The bark Harvester has finished I'M
loading her cargo of coal at the Mail
wharf, She will be moored out in the
stream to await sugar for San Francisco.
The bark Columbia, Capt w G Good
man, arrived this morning, 90 days
from Port Blakely with 76s ,635 it lum-
Der, 10000 laths, 10000 pickets, and
100000 shingles, consigned to Mcssrs
Allen IL Robinson.
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PASSENGERS.

For Hawaii and Maui, per stmr XII
nau, Aug 26-W l. Rose and family,
Miss Barnard, Miss Severance, Miss
Belle Woods. Mr. Stevens, Mr. Wallace,
Il z Low, o P Emerson, Z L Richards,
j A Scott, w A Roy, Thos Hind, Mrs w
N Shipman, Miss West, Miss Wilhelm,
+ o White, wife and child, III S Town
send, wife and child.
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MANY of our readers will remem-
Der Miss Lillian V. Atwood who, with
her brother, Fred. ]. Atwood, spent u
few weeks in Honolulu three or four
months ago, and played in our Opera
House with San Francisco drama
tic company. Well, the parents of
this lady and gentleman have become
heirs to large fortune through the
death of a relative, II may be added
that Miss Atwood and her brother
are likely to revisit Honolulu ere
long, where they may be assured of
a cordial welcome from numerous
friends.
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REAL estate in Nuuanu Valley, be-
longing to the estate of the late
Queen Emma, will be sold by Mr..
JAS. r. Morgan tomorrow, at u
o'clock noon, at his salesroom. A
good opportunity to secure n yalua'
BILE property.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-26

A CHESS tournament has been held
in Sydney with living performers,
dressed to represent the pieces, under
direction of two champion players.
1T made fine spectacular show.
Young ladies daintily attired were
the "pawns," and marshals conduct
ed the characters to their squares as
moves were ordered. Perhaps the
Steinitz Chess Club OF Honolulu can
sometime get up similar exhibition.
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EVENTS TRlS EVENING,

Excelsior Lodge No. i, I. o. o.
f., at 1880.
Meeting of Amateur Baseball
League, 1880.
Court Lunalilo, No. 5000 A. O.
T., at 7:30.
Chess Tourney, Class b, at 1880.
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49, $3.50 ----
0EpAhl uRsa,

Aug GO
Shnr Iwalani for Lahuina and Hanna
kua ut 10 Il III
Stmr kinau for Maui and Hawaii Mt
2pm
Stmr Likelikc for Maui at Bpm
,itmr Mokolii for Molokai at 5 p M
,Stmr Mikaliala for Kauai and Niihau Mt
5pm
Stmr Waialcale for Nawiliwili, Hama
maulu, Kilauea and Hnnalei at .
u M
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THE South Kona road board has
been reorganized as follows: ID. IL.
Nahinu, chairman, in place of s..
Kekumano, resigned, j. w. kuai-
moku, and Jos. kaeO.
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Mr.. d. l.. Meyer acts, under power
OF attorney, for Mr.. J. w. Kalua, on
the island of Maui, during the lat
ter's absence from that island.
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COLONEL, Mrs. and Miss Spreckels,
and Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Hoflnung will
be entertained at dinner by the King
and Queen this evening.
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The Alameda's mail consisted of
8749 letters and 1851 packages of
papers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-26

The Amateur Baseball League will
meet at the Barracks at 1880 this
evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-26

CLASS B plays in the chess tourney
this evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-26

MOTLEY & Co.'s chewing tobacco is
procurable at HOLSTER & Co.'s.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

JUDGE Dole sits at Chambers this
week.
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IVANHOE!

CHEW Molley's e Co.'s Iyanhoe
" Natural Leaf Tobacco, positively
the finest chewing tobacco made. For
sale by HOLLlSTER Il co.
Gal Inns
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ARRIVALS.

NUp 70
Blk Columbia, w G Goodman, 20 days
from Port Blakely
Blk Matilda from Departure Bay
Stmr Prlc from Ilamak,la
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OUR AMERICAN LETTER.
PoiaiS Ct General Interest

Tie Chronicle of July Doth con-
tanned the following dispatch, which
is doubtless n cannrd:
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Rep. Richard presented resolu-
ton that whereas the Oahu Railway
bill contains certain obligatory con-
ditions upon this Government that
may be difficult to comply with or
meet under existing financial cir
cumstances, and whereas ii is de-
sirable that home Industries be en-
couraged, therefore resolved that
sections l and of said bill do pass
and the remaining sections be
stricken out.
Noble Widemann moved that the
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Emperor William has promised to pay
Pruce Bismarck vie 1t at Friedrichsruhe.
Tt is reported that the Emperor Of Austria
has offered the city Of Trent to the Pope for
a residence.
It is reported that Madam Tshebrikovs,
the Siberian princess, was released by order
of the Gear, and that the Car wrote upon
the margin OF the letter cent him by Mad
am Tshebrikova: This is bitterly writteD;
nevertheless the author can be left Alone"
Arrangeme nts have been made for an ex.
change of visits between Emperor William
and King Hunbert The Emperor. accom-
panied by the EmDress will go to Rome in
September, and Kipg Humhert and Queen
Margaret will return the visit at Berlin in
October.
1t is reported in London that the Queen
is seriously considering the step OF abdicat-
ing the British throoe. The recent recep'
ton of the Prince of Wales by the German
Emperor has had great effect on the aged
Queen, who is now convinced that her son
ought to have q chance to play the leading
role in England during the rest of her life,
which is certain to be ehort. The Queens
bodily in6rmity Is increasing, and she is so
rapidly running to flesh that massage is ne
oes5ary to assist her breathing. The Queen
has strong objections to abdcating, but
s willing to assume the title of Queen re-
gent
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The Floods


1t Is believed that all the owlsnda below
Helena will he oyerAowed within the
next two weeks. The break in thu levee at
Austin, Miss has widenel to 400 feet, and
there is no possible way to close the gap.
Ali plantations in the vicinity are being
rapidly submerged and the tenants are leav
ing without saving any of their effects.
At Greenyille, Miss, the protection levee
has given away despite the efforts of the
people, and the waters poured in upon
city which since its existence has been
above the level of the Mississippi at it's
greatest height. The volume Of water from
the three breaks above Is spreading out in
all directions, inundating plantations, which,
in the food of 1882, we're above water.
It is feared that the heavy wind and rain
now prevailing will cause the leVees to give
way In new places. No lives have been re-
ported lost and no actual suffering is antici
patsd unless the hood continues for con
siderable leng b of time.
The Presluent yesterday approved the
act authorizing the purchase of tents for the
use of the people driven from their homes
by the floods in Arkansas. Mississippi and
Louisiana. Secretary Proctor has author
lied an additional expenditure of S27 800
for the protection of the leVees Of the Mis-
sissippi in the third district.
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a Spirited Election.

MILWAUKEE. Apl. The muuicpsl
election In progress to day is holly contest.
ed. The Lutherans and Catholics forced
the Bennett compulsory education law ito
the campaign and demand its repeal. Tbi.
aroused the Americans and Protestauts and
they have turned out en- mass. The weatbe,
Ia beautiful, and this Is considered favorable
to the republican and Bennett law advocate.
On the other hand, the funeral of Archbisb.
op Heiss makes s holiday for the Catho.ic,
and they are out in force to vote aud take
part In the funeral pageant.
This question, it Is said, will not only peril
Wisconsin's standing as republican State
next November, but will also make the re.
election of Senator Spooner a matter Of
grave doubt.
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==e7Tv 1NnP7A GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

indicated no disposition to take up anu oo .I
alder that bill. General Lee says ne VIII
see them today, and endeavor to lnouce
them to appoint time when the frlenas OF
the bill can appear before them ana s1ale
its claims for a favorable report.
The Secretary of War in communication
IN the Senate to-day advises that the money
appropriated for road to the nalionei
cemetery near Hampton, Va, Dc NOV o
nended thereon until the government snsii
have obtained jurisdiction over the strip VI
land on which that road is located: O.
A hill was favorably reported In eoe 0en'
ate to-day appropriating S35o,oVo lot eA-
nIorinp the arid lands east OF the ROCKY
Mountains with reference to the artihclai
irrigation thereof. ,,:a,
Cant. Davis, in charge of the SOLDIERS
cemetery neer Alexandria, was at the Cspi,
fol Yesterday evening to look after the Dali
for improving the road from Alexandra 10
that cemetery. He found that the OIL nau
been referred to the Secretary OF war anu
that dilatoriness is characteristic Vi
congressional proceedings.
Representative ONeii has secured q
pair for bis colleague. Mr.. Randall. with
Thomas TT B. Brown, of Indiana. During the
entirs season Mr.. Randall has been palrs
with Mr. Wilbur, of New York, who died
this morning.
The Senate committee on pensions TINS mon mo- u.
INC ordered a favorable report upon the bill 10
prevent the summary cancellation oil pension COT
thcates. -
Argument in the contested election case OF
Goodrich vs. Bullock, from Florida, was heard
to day before the House committee on elections
Mr. John Goode of Va was counsel for the slttiDg
member.
The Senate census committee agreed to-day tt
report fsvorably with an amendment the House
bill excluding all Chinese from this country attel
| June, 1890 who are not provided with cerun
cate from a census enumeration.
It is understood that the House will not pas
| the dependent pensions bill that was passed bl
the Senate yesterday, but will, instead thereoI
| pass bill to pension every man slxty'two year
| of age whose name was over on the rolls OF TN
| Union army.
Congressman Wilbur, of New York, who die
this morning, was elected by only thirteen hun
drcd plurality, and only two hundred malorit.
over his democratic opponent. New YORK demo
Gratis in the city say democrat may DO sent her
| in his place.
Senator Stewart to-day introduced / i'll regula
ting the manufacture, sale and i'm OF lage
beer. By it pure lager beer is defined to be tn
beverage made exclusively from hops, malt an
water Any thing else will adulterate IL, NJ
adulteration is punished heavily
The House yesterday passed a bill compelin
O. 8. judges to reduce their charges 10 wiring
| the request of counsel.
The National Ticket Brokers' Association to
day presented to the House Committee ON Com
merce protest against the passage of the Bake
bill, prohibiting the sale or transfer by any pei
sors except regularly appointed ticket agents
railroad tickets.
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Three Persons Drowned

MILFORD. Ills, April 1.--Grs.nt Adisit tis
wife, his two year old child, and a Young
daughter of Elmer Thoms attempt to cross
Sugar Greek ford yesterday. The stream was
raging and the wagon bed was lifted aud
borne down the stream. Adiait plunged
into the water, trying to push the box 10
the shore, but succumbed and sank. Mss
Thomas was drowned, out Mrs. Adist cIung
to the wagon after her babe was drowned
before her eyes, and afterward managed 10
drag herself ashore. The bodies have not
been recovered,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
sn.oisl Corraanond aneo OF tha Alexs. GAZETTE

Special Correspondence or tne Alo4s. GAzETThJ
WASHINGTON. D. O.. April l. 1880.
Mr.. Farquhar, chairman OF the House
committee on fisheries, and g member OF the
sub committee to which the bill prohibiting
fishing In the waters of the District of CO.
lumbia has been referred, says he thinks
&c neral Banks. of the sub committee, will,
on its part, make favorable report on that
bill at to.morrow's meeting of the whole
com mittee, and that that report will be
adopted. He says that under existing law
the District of Columbia has Jurisdiction
over the waters of that district; at least the
committee think 30. and that If they are
wrong, that phase of the question should be
referred to the committee on the judiciary.
The following changes in the All class
postofices in Virginia we're made to day
Design, Pittsylvauia county, W. B. Fuller
appointed postmaster vice P. D. Fuller. re-
signed; Hurricane. Wise county, l. II.
WEIGH vice B. E. Powers, resigned.
AS the sub committee of the House mill
fary committee to which the Mt Vernon
Avenue bill has been referred, have SO far
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Eight inches of snow fell at Harri5onburg
yesterday, but most of it melted.
COL Meade Haskins was yesterday ap-
pointed Judge Advocate General Of the Gov
ernor's staff
Mr.. James T. Blanks, eldest son of Mr..
James q. Blanks of Petersburg, grand re.
gent of the Royal Aroauum of Virginia, died
yesterday, aged % years.
The State beard of sinking fund commits.
aoners yesterday appointed MIR. Henry II.
Pollard to represent the State in the con-
duct of all coupon litigation.
John Craig, young man employed at the
nail works near Lynchburg, got on spree
Sunday, laid down on the railroad track and
was run over by train, which cut OF both
his legs.
The vestry of ST. Georges Church, Fred
erlcksburg, have unanimously passed res
olutiou requesting the Rev. J. h. Mason TO
remain there as rector of the church if 1t is
possible for him to do so. The probability ia
that be will continue In charge.
A colorod wretch, aged 10. named Dannis
Penn, committed an assault few days ago
90 little white girl named Sarah Arthur,
aged IL years, few miles from LyDchburg.
He was arrested Sunday OF Lowrey's and
taken to jail at Lynchburg to prevent Iynch-
ing in the county.
The Legislature at its last session passed
a supplemental act not only making the sail
ing OF liquor without license misdemean-
or, but added imprisonment in Jail to the
punishment heretofore provided. The ex'
else boards ssem disposed to see that this
law is vigorously enforced. Ia some parts
of the State the liquor dealers are permitted
to DO business after the expiration of their
license, pending the meeting of the next
term OF the court. A member of the State
examination board says this is not to be per-
mitted Speaking of the amount of money
the local excise board system will save the
Commonwealth this same member said in
Richmond yesterday: "Last year about
S2l7 600 in coupons were received in the
treaeury. Nearly ali OF this was paid for
liquor licenses. l think the new plan will
save 5000 O00."
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Telegraphic BreVities.

The California Athletic Club matched last
night George La Blanche Che "Marine'')
and Young Mitchell to fight at San Fran
cisco, June 27th, for purse of So. 900.
Ooe thousand plumbers will strike to day
in Chicago, owing to the refusal of the mas
ter plumbers to co c,de general ad.
vance in wages, and half holiday Satur-
days.
The people of the section of country be
tween Helena aud Arkansas City, are in q
deplorabe condition, owing to the flood.
The water rose to the depth of s feet, and
many of the planters are utterly ruined,
having lost everything they possessed.
The Treasury Department has decided that
statue awarded SIS al r;ze by the Paris Exposition
Company to an American exhibitor is dut;sble
also that terra aibs, or ground gypsum, is synon-
ymous with plaster of paris and dutable as such.
The conspiritors who succeeded in drawing
100000 1orins in lottery at Temesvar, Hun
gary, by fraudulent means, have been sentenced
to eight years penal servitude.
1t is estimated that there has been decrease
of 81 500 000 in the pubic debt since March 1.
The sales Of leaf tobacco in Danville last month
were 9, s6o, SAC pounds.
Hi Collander, tho billiard table manu- factur-
er. died in New York to-day.
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The WEATHER FOE APRIL-The monthly re-


The WEATHER FoR APR1L-Tho monthly re-
port of the Hydrog raphic Office is out. The
weather forecast for April is as follows:
Westerly winds, ofless force, however, than
during the month just passed, will prevail over
the transatlantic steamship east of the Goth
meridian west of that meridian and along the At
entic coast of the United States the winds will be
variable. Gales may be expected about once a
week north of the 32i parallel But few northers
will be felt in the Cult, and those that do occur
will be of less duration than earlier in the season.
The northeast trades, having reached their
southernmost point during March, will this month
begin TO extend futher north. Icebsrgs and field
ice may be encountered between longitude 5Oo
aud SOC west, as far south as latitude 44o north.
Fields may also be met with inshore as far west as
the 65tb meridian. Considerable fog will be ex.
off the Grand Banks and the coast of
the United States as far south as Hat teras.
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END OF MAD RoMANoE.-A dispatch from
London says: Douglas Green and Mrs. McCres
are at odds. Mrs. McCrea is constantly weeping
she keeps her room, and now sees her mistake,
and lamenss her broken life and ruined character.
Green is silent, sullen and walks about the Savoy
Hotel taking odd drinks, and muttering to him
self. Being approached by reporter Green said
that he and Mrs. McCrea had made their beds, and
so they must lie on them. It is csrtsin that
serious quarrel has arisen between the pair, and
each reproaches the other. A further my stery is
the arrival of motherly old woman who, in The
character of nurse, attends Mrs. McCrea
doctor is in regular attendance mysterious parcels
kept arriving last night, ana Mrs. McCrea's voice
WAS continually heard singing Annie Laurie
Green is refused admission to the room. The
hotel clerks to talk. Green is telegraphing
to his relatives in America trying to compromise.
Mrs. McC1ea is doing the sam thing. 1t is proba.
BILE thst Green will return TO America immedi-
ately, and Mrs. McCres SIS he is sufficient
~ recovered"
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ALL THE foreign delegates to the Pan
American Congress. now in session at
Washington, say the nations they repre-
sent would, without exception, like to In
crease their trade with the United States
and would do anything 10 reason to accom-.
plish that desirable object, but that they
cannot afford the expense OF the fifty per
cent. tariff imposed by this country. and
that to expect them to do 80 implies that
they are simpletons. They would gladly
trade even, but they are too poor to give
such large odds And what they cay is
nothing but plain common sense.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-01

WHEN IT was stated in the U. s. Senate
Yesterday that Mr. Plumbs proposed amend
ment to the dependent pensions bill, that
removing the Limitation for arrearages,
would cost the country from six hundred to
ore thousand million dollars, most of the
Senators realized the ruinously absurd con.
dition to which the extravagant pension
system is bringing the country. 1t is now
quarter of century since the last gun was
fred In the war between the States, and yet
The pension list Is larger than that of all the
other countries 10 the world put together
Only nine Senators were demagoglc enough
to vote for the amendment. and among
them, sad to relate. we're two democrats
Messrs. Turpie and Voorhees,.
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1t has been decided to tow her to Llveruoo
and the voyags will begin tonight.
LONDON, Apl. 1.-The Car and Primo
Bismarck have. exchanged friendly letter.
The latter expressed himself that il hi.
opinion recent events would not aliec, Tho
peaceful relations existing between the two
empires The Times says there is not tbo
least reason for lugubrious views as to III.
future OF Germany.
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Lemon Hot Drops.

For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot Drops
For sore throat and bronchitis take Lemon bot
Drops
For pneumonia and laryngitis, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, take Lemon Ho5
Drops.
For all throat and lung diseases, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
pared by II. Motley, Md, Atlanta. Ga.
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Foreign News.

BERLIN, Ap!. LA committee compris.
ing all shades of political opinion has issued
an invitation to the public to subscribe to q
fund for the erection of q monument to
Prince Bismarck. The committee will In
vite Emperor William to become patron Of
the undertaking.
PARIS, Apl. 1.-The Figaro says that
Queen Victoria will visit Darmstadt, where
she will meet Emperor William aud have q
conference with him.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Apl. 1.-Arrangements
have been made for meeting Of Emperor
William and the Car during the coming
summer.
QUEENsTo8 N, Apl. Pumps were put
at WORK yesterday on the City of Paris, and
the steamer is now up to her usual draught,
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Charges Against a HIGH Official

WINNIPEG, Man., Apl. There is crest
excitement here over the refusal Of Lieut.
Governor Schultz to give the royal assent to
two bills relating to aales of lends for de
linquent taxes. What makes his action mp
pear in more outrageous light is the fact
that he il personally interested in them.
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The remains OF the celebrated statue of Wash
ington, by Csnova, which was burned in the de-
struction of the statehouse in Raleigh, N. c., many
years ago, are now in the State museum. 1t WAS
thought until recently that the head of the statue
was destroyed, but there is evidence that it was
taken away to one of the northern States by IN
named Hughes, who said he could devise some
means of repairing it. No effort has been made to
Ii