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together and pass special appropriations.
Ii vas 3 stretching ot their constitutional
rights. Ii was thou IN that such pay
ments should be 'egaliEed.
NOBLE Mccarthy read items which
were spent after the Appropriation Bill
expired March 81 and the 2itl. Ut MAY.
There We're items for repairs on Palace,
Government building, road damages.
harbOr dredging, etc. Some OF the items
were several thousand dol arr in amount.
The Ministry werr acting legally, but it
does not necessarily follow that IL was
morally right ,lu no; think the Legis-
laiure intended anything of the kind.
Noble Widemann said the hon noble
from Kauai was shaking his head at him.
The hon noble mu be veiv dull in
deed ii he did not understand what he
| tthe speaker wa driving at.
Noble ls-nberg Indignantly repudiaied
the charge OF the hon. noble. II Was he
who wa dlll. He had made previously
no explanation whatever. His charges
against the late Cabinet were ont OF
| place. Ii WAS glorious thing for that
Cabinet, and proof of their merit, that
| this Apr priatinn Fill had been gone on
with aud .dop'ei entire by the n, "
| Ministry and the House.
! The House took recess
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prohsbl, BE- like the wash houses. which
pay about twenty per cent OH the invest
nient. Since the establishment OF the
wssh houses the enti cost has been re-
Turned TO the Government il. the shape
o, rent.
Noble j. NJ. Horner said this item had
been considered by the committee which
had considered the electric H. hit, etc,
AMI they thonght it MAS all right.
Rep. Is. Wilcox was i'm favor of strik-
ing the item out. Ii anyone wanted TO
tax the Poi business. il could be- done by
licensing. THIS was something which
would regulate itself. Ii Poi makers
were not clean. people would not trade
With them
Minister Brown said anyone could still
obtain a permit from the Board of Health
10 manufacture, il the premises were pro-
p~rly guarded.
Rep. kauhi said there was no Niger
on the fence in this business. Ii MAS a
gosi thing for the Government 10 20 iuto.
The item passed.
Lighthouse Makapuu, Oahu, and ka-
hului, Maui, l6,O0u.
Nvnle Baldwin moved To have the
item divided IS 900 for each lie did
MT want the money all spent for Mska-
pun nor tor X ,hului.
Noble Baldwin after inquiries moved it
h.. $500 for kshului and IS. 500 for
Makapuu. The Minister OF the Interior
had Informed him that the il ms were
81 d,vined.
Noble Macfarlane Was in favor of the
item as in the bill.
Rep. Nawahi wanted it lighted by
| electricity.
Minister Brown said there was no
lighthouse i'm the world Ii hted toy elec
irici'y. TIE light MAS % uncertain.
Nozzle Baldwin-rhe Minister oil thu
| Interiors intentions are und ubtedly
alright, but it is the right aud prop.'
thing tn separate them. kahului needs
"a 81 500 lighthouse. 1t is an importan,
pr, ami vessels cannot. go IA and ont Ii,
night.
TIE items were passed separately
Makapnu IS 500. kahulul 81 sou.
Rep Rice movei ~ insert 81 600 fol
liehr h"us. at Nawili~ili. 1t MAS much
needed Passed.
Rrp. WAIpuiiani moved to insert SOC
for maintaining u certain light on the
kona coast which Was great c nveni
encr 10 fish-rnien.
Noble NJ. Homer thought there va,
something queer about all this Their,
Were lighthouses all along the Hamsku,
coast, and the speaker thought none .
them cost more than $50.
Noble Mar>den-Tnere are no ligh
houses on the Hamakna coast at all.
Minister Brown-W- are now consld
ering the building and construction q
lighthouses. The item asked for is tn,
running expenses of one which .ioes no
belong To the Government at all.
) Noble Mars,ien moved the committe
rise and REPORT progress. Carried.
he committee r. Sc and reported an
the report was adopted.
Presid mt Walker appointed the follow
ing committee to reply To the king
message: Rep. Bush, N .bl..s Wild.
uann and k'ud~en, ttep.. MARQUES All
kalua; OH fire department buildin
r p. Lucas Noble Phillips. Reps. A. {
Wilcox and a. Horner and N,ble Bale
? win.
; At 3:l5 p N the House adjourned
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New York, July 24.-The Board
of Health of this city has detected
large shipments of new baking
powder here from Europe VIII ch
has been Analysed and found to
contain oxallc acid in deadly guam
titles instead of yeast. A Shlp,oad
OF such goods Is now on the way
here. 1t is reckoned that two tea.
spoonfuls of the powder contained
seventy grains of oxalio acid--a
fatal dose. Large quantities are
sold here.
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Land For Sale.

- A PIECE OF LAND STU ATE
d. at Kulsokahua. District of Kona
- Island oil Oahu. lying along mauka
side of Beretsnia street. between Mrs
Rowe's place and hapoleon's. This Is a
tia Bile I,iece of land for residence, having
W. oden houses thereon.
~Fortt er particulars can be had Of
= II. Kasukai, over Bishops Bank.
Honolulu, Aug. 8, 1880. 1885 3l-2m
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Bp 1utlloritu
Regulation No. 4.

In accordance with an Act q" Relating to
the suppression of Plant Diseases. Bhghts
and Insect Pests" approved on the 10th
day OF July, 1870, the shipping sending or
taking Of any plants. slips or cuttings from
the Island OF Oahu to any of the other
Islands OF this Kingdom is hereby prohib-
tied until further notice.
Exempt from this regulation are plants
from foreign countries landed at the port
OF Honolulu in transit. provided that up
to the time of reshipment they have not
left the wharf of Honolulu and have hesr
duly examined.
A. JAEGER,
q. z. iAUKEA,
E. w. JORDAN,
Commissioners of Agriculture.
Approved August S, 1890.
G. n. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior. 81
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The address to the King is
simply so much twaddle. What is
the meaning of all this objection to
the present Constitution on the
ground that it VS. founded in
revolution ? True, it was so
founded, and so was the one which
preceded it-with this important
difference, that that Constitution
Was bad, while this is good; that
that Constitution was founded on
the act of single man, and that
mum a tyrant, while this was the
ripened fruit of years of discon-
tent, was the work of large seq
ton of the people, and was ratified
oy the overwhelming majorit.es
given to Reform electors, immedi-
ately after the revolution, through
out thu entire Kingdom.
1t is unworthy to carp at the
present Const tut,on because it was
secured by revolution. That is
one of lts chief titles to honor.
Thers never were rights and liber.
ties which were not obtained and
maintained by force. This is the
history of ali charters, bills of
rights and constitutions Paper
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SATURDAY. AUGUST IS, 1890.
A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

The movement for Constitu.
tional Convention, which has been
making itself felt and heard during
the LIST few weeks in the Legisla-
ture and elsewhere, eliminated
Thursday in the somewhat absurd
procession of plug hats and black
coats ell route to the Palace, which
Rep. Bush does not want Noble
Philips to poke fun at. The pro
pensity to poke the fun is some
thing which hardly anyone with
the sense of humor can resist. 80
that we will not harshly condemn
the frivolous levity of Noble Phil
lips. AT the Same time we fully
agree with Rep. Bush that the
matter has a very serious side. If
the popular cry for Constitutional
Convention, which Bush and others
have been working up so skilfully,
is weakly yielded to, the conse
quences are likely to prove serious
enough for Hawaii.
The Bulletin argues, and correct
ly, we think, that popular demands
must be satisfied in some way. But
this is not true of every popular
demand. 1t is only true of those
which are deep seated, permanent
and reasonable. The present de-
mand does not possess these char
scteristics, more particularly the
last named. 1t wears Fictitious
habit. Everyone knows that the
Hawaiians are very easily played
on. Just now Bush and his fellows
are at the instrument, and out
comes this tune of a Constitutional
Convention. They might just as
we'll play something else, but just
now this is the only tune they
choose to know. If they would,
they could probably blow the ma
tive ant'pathy to leper segregation
into quite as lively flame. Per-
haps they will some day.
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NOTICE.

is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
SONS that ut meeting of The share.
holders of PAAUHAU PLANTATION
-. CID held on the LIST day of August,
1880. 1t WAS voted t.' accept the Charter uf
Incorporation dated July "a. ls9i. anu
granted to them aud their assucia es and
successors under the corporation ,an.
aGd style ot PAAUHAU PLAN, ALTON
COMPANY, G.lMITED). And that the
CORPORATE IN under said Charter was duly
organized. and elected the following named
officers. viz:
President. ......... VIM. g. Irwin
Wee President 49,. Claus Spre, kels
secretary d Treasurer. w. NJ. Giffard
Notice is also given that pursuant to the
terms of said Charter. no Stakeholder
shall be individually liable tor the debts of
the corporation, beyond the amount
which shall he due upon he share or shares
owned or held by himself.
w. NJ. GIFFARD,
36-1m Sew Paauhsu Plant 20, Ld.)
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Bismarck Denkmal.

LIE DEUTSCHE, WELCHE n r
n Errichtung DIES National Denkn,als fur
den Fursten Won Bismarck m Berlin
das untrrzeichnete konsulat au. zuzahlen
oder endorsement.
Saemmliiche Gaben werdcn unter Bel
iIgung der Beitragslisien an das Central
Conli,e in Berlin tibermiItelt werden.
KAIsERLICH DEUTscHEs noNsrLAT.
Honolulu. Z JUL, 1897. SGT l33l-4t
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Election # office. s.
j. E. MARMONT,

Boilers Inspected, Tested and Repaired.
WILL GIVE ELIMINATES FOR
w new Boilers, Tanks, Pipes. Smoke
-tacks, Fumes Bridges. and general Sheet
Iron Work. Good references furnished
and all work guaranteed.
F~Address Z. U. Box 40. Honolulu.
n l39 l327-3ms
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Large House and Lot For Sale!

@aA THE WELL-KNOWN DICK
~: son House aud Lot on Ber.tauia
M street is off red for sale.
The Cottage and Lot occupied
by DR.. Day belong to the premises.
E~For particulars apply to
w. +. ALLEN,
AT Bishop & Co.. Bank
Honolulu. July IL. 1890. 1881 IOlm
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-12-06

IT Is reported in New York that ne.
Rotiations are in progress between the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad and the
White Star steamship line for direct
line OF steamers from Newport News,
Va, to England.
Two miners were killed and third
seriously injured by being struck by q
train while walking on the track near
Sutersville. Pa
ID. T. FAvERwEATH, deceased, q
millionaire leather merchant OF New
York, has left 5000, 900 to Cornell Uni.
versity.
IT has been decided by the New York
Court OF Appeals that Bunny" Ar
buckle, the coffee man, must pay Miss
Campbell S45, 900 for breach Of promise.
Four men were killed by boiler
explosion ut the Samuel Adams saw
mill, near bloomsbury, Pa, recently
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GENERAL.

KING KALAKAUA, OF the Sandwich
islands, will visit California shortly for
his health.
THE Austrian Government is much
disturbed over the discovery that fifty
plans OF the Notifications Of Cracow have
been stolen. 1t Is feared that the thief
will dispose OF them to Russia
THE London Stock Exchange was re-
ported steady during the week ended
November 90, having completely re-
covered from the effects OF the Barring
embarrassment American railways
were strong The Paris Bourse was
active and the German bourses steady.
GERMANY has redoubled its restric-
tions on American pork. France also
had determined following the Same
line
THERE is talk OF the lead smelters
forming q trust
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended November 90 showed an average
increase OF 81 compared with the cor
responding week OF last year. In New
York there was decrease Of 05.
EIGHTY-sEvEN bodies have been found
in the flooded Anna pit OF the Bruex
Mining Company, Germany. Seventy
eight miners were recovered alive.
The Irish ENJOYS in America have is
sued manifesto in which the retention
OF Parnell is made secondary to homo
rule for Ireland.
TIE net earnings OF the Chesapeake
& Ohio road since July were SS55 601,
an increase over 1889 Of S43,0G3. or
this amount SIT, 1S9 was made in octo-
Der. and November promises equally
good results.
THE Irish Exchequer Court has APP
proved the sentences Of Messrs Dillon
and O'Brien and all who were con-
victed of conspiracy at Clonmel
An English war vessel has gone to
the New Hebridcs to punish the natives
for an act OF cannibalism, two men, an
English trader and his son, having been
killed and eaten on one of the islands.
News from the mines shows active in
terest in that industry from all over the
country.
A PRIEST was assaulted ut Rome re-
Gently for splitting at the statue OF Gior-
dano Bruno
THE Pope's receipt OF Peters pence
from Ireland shows q marked falling of
this year
In recent fights between natives and
troops of the Congo State, Africa, eight
natives have been killed and twenty
AN acrimonious conference of Irish
Nat onalists in London on the cd ended
somewhat favorably for Parnell.
NJ LEGRAND VILLERs, governor Of
the Bank of France, is dead.
SIX business houses in Coatecook,
Quebec have been destroyed by fire.
Loss $40, 900.
PROF. HUXLEY considers that Saliva
ton Army Booths criticism Of other
that they are doing six pence
worth of good to o shilling's worth Of
harm, exactly fits his own project. He,
deprecates money being APP
propriated to such purpose.
j. H. BAXTER, Surgeon-General U. =
A., has been stricken with paralysis.
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THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily News
CONGRESS.

OONuhEbSs
THE second session OF the Fifty. first Con.
gress convened at noon on December The
Senate met with nearly all the Senators
present Immediately after prayer by the
chaplain the credentials Of MessrA Carey
and Warren, senators-elect from the new
State OF Wyoming, were presented and they
were sworn In. Carey drawing the long and
Warren the short term. The Presidents Mes
sage was then presented and read and tho
House adjourned. -. The House met at noon,
when the credentials OF Messrs, Breckin-
ridge (Ark.), Sweet Qdaho). Stone PA and
Clark (Wyo.) were presented and they were
sworn In, Mr.. Breckenridge being greeted
with applause by his friends. The creden-
tials Of David A. Harvey, rs Delegate from
Oklahoma were presented and he was sworn
In. The Presidents Message was then read
and the House adjourned.
AFTER disposing Of various motions and
resolutions on the I'd the Senate by strict
party vote took up the Federal elections
bill and while the bill was being read the
hour of2 o'clock arrived and n motion by
Senator Hoar to continue this reading of the
bill was antag mixed by Mr. German, who
wished to proceed with unfinished business
the eight. hour bill. 1t was finally decided
by party vote to proceed with the reading.
which continued until adj urnment.. In
the House petitions for the amend ing of the
Mckinley bill were presented. The copy
right bill was then taken up and various
motions made to get 1t out of the way, but
after ordering the previous question the
House adjourned.
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THE WEST.

THE sons Of the late Governor Steven
son. OF Nevada, propose to contest theil
fathers will in favor OF their stepmother
one Of the lady managers OF the World
Fair.
GOVERNOR MELLETTE, Of South Da
kota, has issued a proclamation regard
ing the Indian scare in which he urge:
all settlers who deem themselves and
homes unsafe to remain where they are,
as the troops and Government have com
pletely mastered the hostile element
Two girls, daughters OF Nelson Desair,
were drowned by breaking through the
ice on Desair lake. near Rice Lake, Wis.
They were alone ut the time. The
bodies were recovered.
Mrs. MARGARET SCHMIDT APT, q
wealthy widow Of Cincinnati, has pre-
scented to that city $4,000 for Sunday
afternoon concerts in the principal
parks
COLLECTOR BRADSHAW, of Puget
Sound, WASH, swore before the Con-
gressional Committee on Immigration
that fifty or sixty Chinese were prob
ably struggled across the line each
month.
EAsToN & CLARK, car manufacturers
Of Cincinnati, have assigned
TIE Cherokee Strip was reported
cleared Of cattle Decem Der per agree
ment with the President.
THE Star-Sayings, Of St Louis, has
been made Typographical Union office.
FIVE lumbermen were drowned in
DEVILS Lake, Wis, recently while pro-
ceeding in boat to supper.
For six weeks diphtheria has been
prevalent IN the southwestern part OF
Bloomington, Ill, and several deaths
have occurred. The disease has spread
to an alarming extent through the
Third ward, and the schools in that dis
trict have been closed.
NEAR Washington, Ill, Leonard Hoe
fin, wea thy German, aged seventy
years was struck by train on the
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe railroad,
and was fatally injured
THE Bank Of Commerce, West Supe-
rior. Wis. is in trouble.
Two men who were stealing a ride on
q train were put of near Hamilton. o,
AMI got in front of train on an ada
cent track and were killed.
THE ]. !. Case Thresbing Machine
Company, of Racine, Wis, will not join
the threshing machine trust
BLACK leg has attacked the cattle
near Paris ILL.,, and many fine animals
have already died.
JOSEPH n. AsIER, cashier OF the Aller-
ton Packing Company, was robbed at
his Office in Chicago recently of So 200
in cash by two men dressed like grang-
erS
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THE SOUTH.

THE Italians indicted for tho murder
of Chief OF Police Hennessy are receiv
ing contributions for their defense. One
man has sent $780,
HAIRY SEYBoLD. the bank clerk Of
Wheeling, Va, accused OF stealing S25,.
900 from the Bank of Wheeling, wa:
convicted His charges against others
were not believed.
AT 0lyphant Ark. wreck occurred
on the Iron Mountain. Fifteen cars
were demolished and the debris burned,
the fire occurring through workman
lighting his pipe near upset oil.
A TREsTLE at the Musklngum river,
near Parkersburg. w. Va. gave way re-
Gently. Twelve men were more or less
hurt one fatally.
PUGH has boon reelected Senator
from Alabama
REV. BRowY, in charge Of the Epis.
copal Church at Middletown, assaulted
6. Fl. King, divinity student on the
Annapolis train because King sat on his
hat Kings nose was broken and both
eyes were BACKED.
REPRESENTATIVE WARDELI, Of Vir'
ginia, has introduced a bill TO provide
for drawback Of two cents per pound
on all original and unbroken factory
packages of smoking and manufactured
tobacco and snuff held by manufacturers
and dealers at the time tho reduction OF
the tax from eight to six cents took Ell
feet October 8 last
MORRIS EPSTEIN was fatally shot by
his next door neighbor, Charles Payne,
at Pine Bluff, Ark, the latter says &C
cidentally.
AT jackson, Miss, in an alteration
over remarks about a woman, DR.. w. Z
Todd dangerously shot I. A. Her.
A MASKED man entered q Georgia Pa
cifc express car near Indianola, Miss,
held up three men, got all the money
in the express safe, SS5, and safely es-
capped.
TIE Georgia railway Offices and
freight and passenger deDots, Augusta,
Ga, have been destroyed by fire. Loss
SIS, 900; insurance $4,000.
The National Farmers Alliance and
Industrial Union met in convention 1t
Ocala, Fla. on the I'd.
Four visitors to Kissele, F.a, we're
drowned the other day BY the caps eng
Of boat
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THE LATESE

PARNELL can not marry Mrs. 0'Shea
until the Captain chooses to enter o mo-
ton in court for absolute divorce.
The trial of Mrs Nellie Pearcy at
London, charged with having in Octo-
Der last murdered woman named Mrs.
Hobbs, the wife Of her lover, ended in
verdict of guilty Of murder in the first
degree and the prisoner was sentenced
to death.
Hon. ISAAC NJ. JORDAN, one OF the
best known members Of the bar in Gin
cinnati, fell down the elevator in the
Lincoln Inn court whore his Office was
located, and was instantly killed.
Mrs MARY TURPIE mother of Sena-
tor Turpie, was burned to death near
Delphi Ind, recently. She was nearly
90 years old.
INDIAN troubles occupied the atten-
ton of the Senate principally on the Sd.
after which the elections bill was further
debated. The House passed the copy.
right bill by 1870 to 95.
A SCHOONER with all hands was re-
Gently lost in the Bay OF Fundy, near
Corvallis
LORD SALISBURY challenges Mr.. Glad.
stone to relate ali tho facts in the Ha-
warden interview with Mr.. Parnell.
The Scotch tobacco factory, Detroit
was on fire recently The loss footed
up $500, 600. Two iremen were killed
and two seriously injured by falling
wall.
THE election of mayor at Louisville,
KY, went in favor OF the Democrats.
The strike on the Pittsburgh, Shen-
andoah & Lake Erie railroad has ended
In compromise
FIRE in Oxford, Ala, destroyed the
Arlington Hotel and six stores, causing
sSS. 900 loss.
THE long overdue Anchor line steam
ship Ethiopia, from New York to Glas-
gov, has been found. Her shaft was
broken. and she had to proceed under
sail
IRWIN, q ianltor. and his wife persisted
in fire at the corner OF Pennsylvania
avenue and Ninth street Pittsburgh,
Pa. on the Sd.
TIE Irish land purchase bill passed
its second reading in the British House
Of Commons by vote OF 96s to 1s0
TIE RittenhouSe Manufacturing Com
pany. OF Passaic, n. j., at the head of
which Is Edward II. Ammidown. has
failed with $500, 900 debt and 500 900
assets
ONLY the hub and spoke factory was
destroyed by the hrS at Anna o.
TIE conferences with the Cherokees
with relation 70 The surrender Of the
Strip commenced at Tahlequah on the
Cd