davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

Gorlaget ON at aabne for Settlere
GOrt @onbau os SisietOn Niliter.&s
isrpationsr | Spb 9atotu, bar ct ai be
iibfte. iom pebtoess al aonsresisu. &c..
600 Gcres al st. 8anboa Reieruatiuu
blir cabinet, % 5000 al Sisietun &s'
ieruatiOneu ital Ooerbrusss til Stnten.
7stte 2anb fan life tnsss i 8efobelic
ifslse Scmeiteab aOusns, men bet oil
bliue iOlst til uirtelise Settlere, life
spetuIauter, for $40 pr. Glcre.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
San 6rGft beibreoes?

On nnonDm 8OrreipOnoent til "The
Lancet" fOreTaar Ynpain O9 2baain
peo 8ebanolins nf &r9ft. Gen pirtes
lise SOrfutter er Or. S. MOrtimer
@ranoile, iom ienere bar itrepet en-
lansere Gfbanblins ON Snsen, bpur
bun %tilisier, at, buis gupaiu ital Oirte
binbrenoe os brabenbe pan &~rGftifacens
8ert, maa mon iaa meset iom mulis
isse at unogaa, at Mebicinen blanbes
meb SSoen. San anbefaler oerfor en-
bpppi9ere 8rus az 8apain Os 9bapin
SOrm at Yiaer @ano, blarbet meb
altnliite Stoffe. Gcr enomere at bins
bre, at 8irtuiu9en al 8apain itnl OPP
bGpes peo be Rerinssituffe, iom 8atts
enten tnser til fig, anbefaler ban en-
9iGt, beituncnoe booeoiaSelis af @rsns
lager, Dg at Billerne bGr tases nps for
eler mellem Manftioerne. Sau timber
life, at S6aQin, inbtaset paa Ooens
uapnte Mnuoe, bar nU9en uioere Itabes
Zig S~ubIpbelie paa 9iosfunttiouerIe.
Gerimoo ipues ben at Oirfe bemmenoe
paa &r9ftitaoen, iaa be &%eiultater,
man bi6tiI err tomue til, ibueS at frRpe,
at man upie prsoer beuue 8urmctbObe.
London Medical Recorder. ~
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

9lanbt &iaeIerne itatte8 tnsen &e'
litpier b6iere eub be Stspler, iom bar
rRret baarne al en- 9Ummer. Spis BON
neblaeeer fit Gmbeee % fOrluber 8ser,
leoInses ban al 5plfemasier fra i'm SOs
fig til Stab8pOrten, bpor Stsplerne meb
flor Ssitioelisbeo trGttes al BAN for
ienere at O~pbepares / Retteus 6uriums
~lin9sial.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
R.~aisrinasns suStast.r / septsm.

Der belpb fla til s3s,so4,S34 imOc
s~S1,4l0,2eo ben tiliuorenOe @oaueo
ifior. llbeifterus / September belGb
fs til s3f,571,060 imOO s16,462, 800
for Septembsr 1889. llosiftcrue for
reeOss berusO, at 5inunsminiitsren be-
taIte s13, 900 | Isntcr pua Na'
tiOuntsjnloen, mems btsis ifior / Sep
tsmbsr bslsb fig til fun s1,500,000.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
yEO SrGuticoDI
Ior 10000.
s TrtttOen.

9uSbeIb: SpautuiHStns 6nuH. (5crtallus
oO'riat irn SpsniO.-Gdssripsr, % ar5ribsr,. (jor'
failing al psurit al SrpgD.-Saaru0Gstsrsu Itlui,r,
TaIS.-et suusSHu. (Gu Sor;Gaiua). - G~,tsIeiIs.
rem. (Gn efareaarSsFfors).
Stnns BOG, for IA Stbs, i~uS,boIsT fOs bsi
bet Tsits 6ortauinsT % TT iuisrssIaHt ira BtsVHosIisn
Ill eHOsn. @oot iHSburSsu fOiter e,Hns SOs 10 Cents
srira, Os ui oil raGSs Gubusr til at isHSs bsHus Itle
Gum, uanr b ituscr inS fin subftrtpitou. % fac
9ossH tnb5uubeu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
sag Goer iagt iorWeoieinee,
OCT inoebcIocr Wcrfur, .

tsi Esrtur oil Rtttri sO,tres, 2ust,iaHbisn % t~aIbtras
big OmiaIiatrs belle Spitsmst, Haar bet iortt taitnnsh
StimoprFabsu. SooeoHu, 9urtr bures sIbrts brasv,
u~ubt0esn ndar be ere i~OrsftrsDns al en- ~padtibetis aass
"a Stassn. &c uI ~affestOmms, sr 10 Gang. Rsrs sA
bet earn, nan oar uF lem. Halls catsrthC Cure. te
oirt,t Of Q. J. G9sn., & Co., aoltbO, G., i~HbsbOfStr
tie uOsst Wsr,ur os tdses iubpcrtts. Get uirtt uiEttts
paa glOOsi % e~pitsmsis sIimOUsrEuss. sRauT 3 uH
Der Halls Catarrh Cure, is til at faa ben gstI. DIT
tasss ~iuSpOIiss % ct ~tiIOirist I GolsSo. O., dG.&
Gbeusp & 60.
eD- SaIess Dos aus Grussiftr. prts 70 GtutS
OF. SLATE. Tftbr)
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

Runere til messn GOrnsielie for iii
bererue.
antnllet al De 9ilitebepGrenoe Ifal
baue uaret omtring 100, % 5lere, Tom
sjerne uiloe bope beltuset, par OiitnOt
fUrbinbret paa @runb al 5orretniuser.
s bet Sele tnget bar "Surpriie.gu
tiet" baabe oelptfet oe sl9belist, %
tent Uil ben often slemmes al benz, Tom
bar tiliteoe. Gn 3eltaser.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
Munumeut lur 0eaeripIeater. aOn

W0nlfIenI Iof JltBtrIuIpdItl. "UN'
erssmanS RiQcr fra Spo Gdtcltna
SnSl.esrsse furrise wsanous ct GcriIas
%. of bsuilse $4,000 for 6pfFrelie
AZ ct Mpnumsnt til Wtinbs on be |
llnipnbareu unosr 8Oresrtrieen tirm'
ssass @tssriOIoaters 7apperbeo O9
@Ssiotisnfe.
Son iremiatte Osiua ct Gorilas ON OF
bepilse 100000 til DpicrsIie al en-
GBitalt, / builten tibligere Sluper, Tom
pet bleune arbcibsuOpstise, trnbe fau
d irrsfrii SpbcIo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

Senatet uectOs fOrrise 2trsoas
Mc&tnlen Silen meO 33 mob ~ Stsm'
ner. Ere &epublitnnsre, 9lum, Bah
bod % 8ettiersru, itemte:meO 2emOtru'
terrt.
9~rsiioeuteu unoertesueoe Gorilaget
Grsbas Gftermibocg. Oct truacte
araft Wtunoos ben Cite bs.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

- 6Orrise Ronoas anfum til Retp
Ycrt ilere 9teolemmer ni bet brittle
Sern' p8 Stant- Suititut Os ftere @eb.
lemmer At ben tpite 5urenins al Seru.
iabritanter. 9isie er Repreitntanter
for StOrbrituuieus Os 3pitlnnSs fprTte
SnSuitrier. De Oil beige 9anbets
itsrite Sm~eltebptter Os Raitinfabriter.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

Sremmeee, Der beisser 3ecprnt
nGite llse | g~uleSnins of GOIesets
Subpielie, inobpOes Oeulisit ON at be.
isse "9eeOrabs8 Oiten"s Office unber
1T Spbolo Der. 8labets nDe 9resit
Oil bOlbes sauenoe 5irsoas os Snsoag,
for at 8eissenbe tan Ie, bpurlebes
"8ecOrab 9Uitcn" trpttes, falies oa
sieres fGrois til at ienoes uo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

llbnapntIier. 9refbeuten Dor no
napn Oscar WalmrOis fra ct. 8aul,
miun., til &Oniul / 9enia, Spnnien.
Gusuit g. GnoeriOn er uonapnt til
9oItmeIter | &asIun, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
osap ben pan.smertianss aunerss

fDfste. llsenrissmirtiter Blaine ootr'
fsa6ts Senatet fprrise Rdnnae ei
Msnnnb Oper llosifterne for ben pam
srncrtsonIts &Onsres, iUm dipOISies
aesibtnstun for uosIr Raaaeser till
bass. apnerssIsn bscilssSe $4,000
!cr bsttt Eiemeo. vi oenne Gum bar
kef tk SPOIL isien. Til @uneretien
sthstts t4s,4so; III aonsrssisns Gm'
tessmGnb, s24,57s; s1S, 229 fur stenO'
eraer. Sc umcrituufte 9slesnters
tisstitsr bslsb fig til sl5,174. GreS'
cots Tighter par be bsiclte, nemlis
1920, ps Garnssiss bet miubfte, tun
$3.50.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mos

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mooto9
1prsbas ct Telegram fra be Spreusre
Staters 9esatiou i 8usuos 9lDres, i
bpiltet meooeles, at greiioenten al ben
ARGENTINE Republit bur biialbt 9lauen
ON ubuapnelie al en- iutercoutinental
SernbanetUmmisiion Os bar benpenbt
fig til aonsresieu ON giIabelie til at
uonGune Snsenierer, Der ltal OoerpRre
apnierenien, iom afbOloes / @aibinss
ton benne Maaneo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
aonarssmano SnnsbrOupb

sorS.G aIota benOeuote is forleceu
Dag til arissmiuiteren msb GnmOD'
ming ON at ti1oSs Ssttlsrns onttrins
6ort Gotten 8sierpntioreu at busee
8ranOs Der. ariOsmiuiItsren tOS
S~psrssmaalst unosr CusrUeisiie, os
bet er i~unOipnlist, at bette guite eiter'
tomnes.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

SantalmiS ionen. 23oe Iarsbes
refining (1sS9-9O) er ubtOmmet. 7O7
Sebninser er bsbte i slarets Sob, iaa
Gutaaet ui Sriitne Santuliitnn III uos
9jGr 6,070. 9aIeb6ser % @ramatifer
er trpfte / ca. 1000 @remplarer. Der
pirfer MI | S~urtaliitan 6 MisiiOnGrer,
A inbfGots 8r9iter % ca. 80 99rsre.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
Sen uu afluttsOs aonsrsSIeShou

BAR tuIt beuitset s462, e99 ,o5e for 0te'
sicrinseus llSsifter for 1S9O-1891,
Umirins 40 0ethiQasr Dollars mere emo
iibite aOnsresissfOn; BERT tnobefattss
BOG be betpOsIto foreseOe 9e~niiOusuO'
glitter % CO. rs Miuiuner Dollars for
ubbeorin8 uf bore SuUue % 5(Ober.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
grehbenten ubuapnte fOrriae Man.

YreNDeItfen uonnptte torri8e Ntofl'
bag SCbn W. Sriuin fra Scout, SOuu,
til @uuernsr at 3erritoriet 9lriSOuu.
Orr. Srtuin bar ti6lisere unber Yrsiis
bent strtburs Administration @uoerusr
At GriSoua.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
aOnaresmanb eino fra MinneiUto

leoeoe fOrrise 9sroas Gften for isrits
Gang Sorbanblinserne ! &epreieHtant.
buffet. 5prilnset ON at beOilse $4,000
for @runolesselie Of en- SuouitriifOIe
pao 9tpeftune Snbianerreierpation
MinnsiOtu bleu pebtaset.
On anoen SnSutriitOle for Snbianer.
bsrn oil bliue anlnst ct eIIer anoet Steo
! norblise @iseonIin.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
seuatet peotOa Fble nse Senator

Senatst peotog iibfe nse Senator
gaieps 5OriIus ON at sipe 5omeStOlun
& 9ortbern 8ausn 9eisRet siennem
8spils 9ate 8eisrpatiOuen i ROrp 8n'
tota. 3ortberu gaciFc 8oue 90. blsu
i 1883 suis msS SuOiauerne ON Giituns
elIe Of osnne 8sb8st % Detailing for
9anoet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

8 ire Raaueoer leb ies al beitise
nnoerliuSimerter, men efterat babe
brust Or. Gusuit &sni9's Samburser'
9raaber | to Tiger, blep ies fulofanois
belbrebet. Seq bolber III bisie 8raas
Der itabi9 | Suiet. = g. 6. Gnberion,
"a South Street, San Intonio, Fer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

Repreientantbaiet peotos ben lite
be. en- 5aaesreiOlution ON at bepilse
$4,000, foo 8Oltmsiterseneralen hiube
blipe iitanb til at sisre GOriss meb iri
Smbarius ui 9oiten | lmaa 8psr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

RObert y. YOrtcr, Gbei for 6Olte'
tGain9sbureuuet, muutte oeune u9e for
laNe fin Sitting t 8aibinston puu
Sruno al Sloebefnbenoe o9 reiie til
europa. Gan itul trues at en- furlis
R~preipgoom.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

Smith ". Wbiteielb fra Ohio er
uon9unt til fsrite usNiterenbe 8oItmes
iterseneral iiteoetiOr Clarion fra Soma,
Der toe Giite6 for en- lib iicen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

Npro' 90 Spb'Safota er orgnnis
ferret til ct gOlboiitritt meo Re6e /
ROrb'9 atOta % SiOur Sails iom Snb.
ferielsport.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
Spebalife / SnSicn.

Speoalfe Sn0teii. S Inrene
1S51-S1 or slntnlet af Spebnlite
Snoien ouret meO ca. 10000 aurlis, Og
/ be iiOite Gar bar SpsOommen ubbreot
fig enbnu mere. Den inbilte &e9iering
uster MI at unl9sse en- Solpni for Spes
baltic paa en- al &c ubeboeSe Ger / oct
inoiIte Ocean.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
gre6oenten ban gleiie,

Yrefoenten paa &eiie. s Maus
bags ~afreiite 9reiibsnten fra @aibina.
ton for at operuare G. A. R. @sber /
@nlesburs, 81, b. 7be BE-, i Cttumpa,
ben ODE be-. Os / 9Opetn, &anIas, ben
lobe b.. Zen 14os tiltrGber ban I'll
basereiieu iii @uibiustOn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

Prof. Breckenridge reports a lar
ger attendance now than he has had
at the same time for the last three
wears. 1.176.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

SreIioeut Sarriion bar | ben MI af.
iluttece Compensation ieubt 1887 RO.
minationer til Senatet; aae paa IL nar
itabfGitebes.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

Prof. Breckenridge is so confident
that he can give a Business Course
equal to the best - only FIVE dollars
extra is charged - that he is willing
anyone should make a two weeks
trial before he decides to enroll. 1.B.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
Observation-Disclosures Voameifer

Suptein 8beat fro &ucine, @is., bleO
/ Onsbass afiat fro fin Shilling paa
@runb al louitribis G~mbeosisrIel.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
YrGmie Ho. 8.
Qftentimer
Gn SamIiug al soae 90 mOriomm. 5or-
tQlIinncr M Sfififr.

SnbbOIb: sirrIisbss,us Wast Zen pIp5oIoaiR
eanss al 6oSian Benz ct esits. tgitsr rvr,u,unsu
VI y. s~trsm)-eisna. (gnu ne pdrnISias pdn"J-
Srinsbnist. (5Or,aaiua) On sammsI su,tts.- mi
etors, StrtmSaD On groit I 17sa.-Dottor weoIions
Vesssr. (eitr bet Gns,li9 - 5OIteiusn Ira SrIans -
suIesraUsrsn. (GOrtaaius fra RoGfOruia) - sousnS,
paa Tin pOt. (gu Gorialins fra ben Esas kria) -
@nHlso % sisrie.- (5ortaaius ira Sstono, opsrjai fro
SaISOT gritr)
"See0rab sgoit,u- us "gts aru,n" ct gar m,S e,nu,
Bog Tom QTamtt, $l.a5 B,tst. gOsrn tnsbuns,n 10
Gents trtra.
4 Sarpen, en- SauIiHs Of ubpoIat, uerre, sauY,
os iUsHis Nationals o. stIfuss, Sana, fam,
Otsis al iortsasnst SusbOIS. 6Or sus.l War sbsu SopS,
ut en- gramtsbos al famine sopn, men ben Ct for Iena,r,
III Then usiolst. ssnsrs gar mauaIoISts, at BOZ,
aeoHn.Htsr bni'st -parp,u.; ri ~stIutitee os s,rIer III
at usstos ct n7t ss ~iotbesr,t Gptas af iamm,. 9f Sen
alsrs -6arp'n' Gar ri tasei BET s,bas, o. bstiI fst,, en-
ufarBet nps SaHss os Oists. sostu tr $40 Sisu
ssut trVtt Paa sOSt paPtr % sOst iuSbuuS,t. sg,soras.
pOlttu' % -9tS atA,n" NIB "Sarptn- iou prrmtt.
sl.25 for aartt.
'earpsH" fohr BOsBan6sIsu 50 Gents, men Mon.
nsHitr paa 'StsOraHs poitsH". Der maatt, sHrs at fisb,
psssn isTittIt tan aR0Iss ben for Is Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

Qrgcntinas Saar. 8en arSentinfe
8eprbtit bar flere 6aar emo no9et
onbet 2anb / &er6en, nemli9 omtrent
9O,O0O,OO0.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

10. 9esorsA'po fenS 5ortGainotr. Suts'
ssIeT mango irroeIis eoSs 8priaainse, Tom
ue!issTt saT SGrst ct lal, I 'Iturat.p oItsn". ri
o'nS q nsf'Eius, "E,SOrObsQ olsn" es "g.S arusu-
Ct Var FAINT ssiItaismRtit StnS al "0tturasrFsRtMs'
JsytGEiHsu for sl.25.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

= "6or @aniu'eI 90 iIne." Sub5oIb:
II aGr siter. ToTtaaius-Gg ren,s SsrbsIs III
1~sssn-Rsttcr Hangers GorIopstis - JOrtauina = On
autsat0r'S Observation-Disclosures 10 SuRru,L Sfs
failing al aug. ~S!an&c-Gu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Barn. VI 5Gusrld SiaOIs Saauu - gemIs paecr
Rapns. SOrtauiHs - On sicnSsmm.Iis gidI,. Ncfs
tGntns.-gH StntTushuet til siumarItn- .DseoriS.
4oiisu" 90 -9tb SrHsn- e. aar mtS benz, QrQmi,bes
!SL25 gOstn iRebuuesn 10 Gents eriru.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-25

THE WEALTH OF CUR PRESIDENTS,

The Presidents of the United
States have generally been men Of
hut moderate means, especially in
the first half-century of the Repub-
lie. Not one was a millionaire.
Washington had an estate Of
nearly $500, 900.
Johh Adams left moderate for
tune.
jefferson was often straitened for
means, and died poor. If Congress
had not bought his library at price
(S25, 0O0) much beyond its value,
and other assistance been given him,
he would hardly have escaped bank
ruptcy in his later years.
Madison saved and was compar-
atively rich for his time. Mrs.
Madison received $4,000 from the
nation for his manuscript papers.
Monroe died in poverty and was
buried at the expense Of his re!a-
tives.
John Quincy Adams left about
100000.
Jackson had little but the valua-
BILE estate known as the Hermitage,
near Nashville, Tenn.
Van Buren, was accounted rich in
his day, being worth nearly $780,
900.
Polk died possessed Of about half
that sum.
Harrison was poor and obtained
q living with difficulty for several
years before he was chosen Presi-
dent.
Tyler was q bankrupt when he be-
came President, but saved his means,
married wealthy wife and died
rich.
Taylor left about $50, 900.
Fillmore had pretty large fortune
and married rich after he left thu
White House.
Pierce saved $50, 900, about hall
his salary, while President, but had
little else.
Buchanan had at least 5000, 600
Lincoln left but SIS, 900.
Johnson was reputed worth about
$50, 900.
Grant became wealthy, but los,
his fortune through others rascality
Hayes is comfortably well Off.
Garfield had competence.
Arthur died in comfortable cir
cumstances.
Cleveland went out of office, it i
thought, with $3.50, 900, and his wifi
was worth as much as 5000, 600.
Harrison has but moderate means
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-25
The LIBEL CASE,

When Arthur Johnstone's case
was called in the Police Court this
morning, Justice Foster said he had
considered the motion for dismissal
very carefully. There was much
that might be said on both sides.
He did not care to give his reasons
just then, but thought the most ga
tisfactory conclusion was that the
prosecution had made out a prima
facie case. A statement in detail
would only be dissertation on the
law of libel. After some doubt as
to whether the arguments of the de-
Tense were not stronger than those
Of the prosecution, he had honestly
come to the conclusion that the mo.
ton for dismissal of the charge
should be overruled.
Mr.. Ashford said the defendant
would not put in any defense.
The Court accordingly committed
defendant to the Supreme Court.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-25
DEATH Of J. N. ROBINSON.

J. N. Robinson died at 10 o'clock
this morning, at the age of about 20
years. He had always been delicate
and news of his death was expected
while he was at the Coast few
months ago. Still he was sitting up
yesterday but it proved only to be
for the last flicker Of the candle.
The lamented gentleman has left n
widow, formerly Miss Johnson Of
Kona, Hawaii, and was brother OF
Mark p. Robinson and of Mrs. T..
II. Foster, Mrs. e. y. Ward, Mrs.
S. c. Allen, Mrs. W. +. Foster,
Mrs. A. Jaeger and Mrs. DIR. Nc.
Wayne, OF late years he took a
practical interest in art, having
studied with the late AIR. Tavernier,
and produced some meritorious
paintings. He also took kindly to
Horticulture. The funera! will prob.
ably take place tomorrow after
noon, from the residence on .Bere-
tania street, near the Government
nursery.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-25
QUEENS HOSPITAL.
quarterly Meeting OF Trustecs--in-
teresting Proceedings

There was n good attendance at
the quarterly meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees OF Queens Hospital this
forenoon. The report Of the House
Physician, DR.. McKibbin, was adopt
ed. The Secretary did not have Il
copy OF the report for the BULLETIN.
The Trcnsurcr's report showed II
balance OF SjIGi.
The visiting committee made II
satisfactory report Of the condition
OF the hospital Hons j. r. Water.
house, jr., Saml. Parker, land J. $.
Walker were appointed as visiting
committee for the ensuing quarter.
Rev. A. Macintosh suggested that
the cultivation of flowers for the hos
pital wards should be encouraged on
the grounds. II was decided that
the area at the Waikiki side OF the
hospital should be placed at the dis.
posal of Mr.. Macintosh for that
purpose, that gentleman engaging
that all the expense should be borne
by subscription.
Hon. G. r. Bishop, Vice-president
spoke Of the very efficient services OF
Mrs. Miller the matron.
Mr.. Cogswell, artist, is painting
portraits Of Kamehameha ". and
Queen Emma, founders Of the hospi
tai, which will be placed among the
decorations of the institution.
Mr.. +. A. Schaefer, Secretary, has
kindly furnished the information 70,
the foregoing report.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-25
THE BASEBALL LEAGUE.

The Hawaiian Baseball League
had meeting this afternoon which
was we'll attended. Gardner X.
Wilder acted rs secretary. Hon. W.
y. Allen was reelected President,
and J. G.. Spencer, Secretary and
Treasurer. The league consists, with
these officers, of II. NJ. Whitney and
j. Hay Wodchouse, jr,, OF the Homo
lulu club; Chan. Wilder and L. II.
Wodehouso, of the Stars club Rob-
ert Pahau and Philip Davis, OF the
Kamehameha club; and NJ. Keoho-
kalole and Henry Kaia, OF the IIa-
waii club. 1t was decided to play the
first game Of the next league series
April II, Gardner X. Wilder CON
scnted to take temporary charge of
the grounds at Makiki. Field Off
GERS will be appointed at a meeting a
week hence.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-25
The SERIOUS SIDE.

EDlron BULLETIN The alleged
interview of the Minister Of the In
terror by the Advertiser, and your
editorial upon the matter contained
in the interview have doubtless been
quite generally read and commented
upon, but the soberer aspect of the
matter seems to have been ignored
by both writers and takers.
Mr.. Thurston has made for him.
self a record, up to within the past
twelve months, that any young man,
or older one for that matter, may
well be proud of. His record as
member of the Legislative Assembly
during the Gibson administration
was q good one, and gave promise
Of q useful career as public man.
His action as Crown Minister up
10 time stated was only marred by
faults due to his youth and lack Of
experience in public affairs.
Lattorly, however, he has been
under some baleful influence that
has led him into the commission OF
blunder after blunder, which, how
ever guod his former record was,
the public cannot afford to overlook.
OF course we can all understand
that the result of the elections, upon
Oahu especially, where he has made
bis record, must have been bitter
disappointment; but he should have
had enough steadiness of character
not to allow such q rebuke to unset.
tie bis judgment and sour his TEN.
per.
No one can read his remarks
about the decision of Justice Nc
Gully, in the contention with the
Auditor. G eneral, without regret.
The example the Minister, who il
also a member of the Hawaiian bar
sets the suitors before our Supreme
Court is thoroughly bad one, {
mischievoas one, full of danger Il
this community. Arc we to under
stand, that Mr.. Thurston intends Il
ruin il he cannot rule? CITIZEN.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-25
THE WETTiNG CASE.
Evidence That Hunt was Drenched
For Needed Cleansing.

Marshal Sopcr has given our re-
porter copy OF the evidence taken
in the investigation into the wettlng
of a prisoner named Arthur Hunt at
the Police Station.
Hunt was taken in drunk late on
the night Of the 18Th inst. When
locked up he became very noisy,
using the most abusive and filthy
language regarding the police, be-
cause, as he sail, they had tried to
catch him selling liquor. He kick.
cd his cell door and stamped his
feet continually. Every now and
again he screcched SO loudly as to
be heard by the policeman on duty
in Queen street. ....
All efforts to quiet Hunt failed,
threats to gag him only eliciting
more abusive language. At last he
vomited all over himself and he was
taken out and laid on the grass,
when the hose was used to wash off
his head and face. During this
phOSCSo hC oltVSSiSu ~ iHuSu tilut
his clothes were wet. His upper
garments were then removed and he
was laid on mattrass in the dark
cell, where an officer kept watch on
him till he fell asleep. 1t was near
five O'Clock in the morning before
he became quiet. The turnkey al
legcs that the hose was not used to
duck the prisoner, but only to wash
off his head.
When Hunt was called in the Po-
lice Court next morning he did not
answer, but on his coming>in later
and exhibiting some clothes the for.
fixture of his bail was set aside, and
the case continued till the Goth. At
that date when called Hunt appear.
ed and pleaded guilty to the charge
OF drunkenness.
There is nothing in the evidence
to show that Hunt was such q help
less cripple as to disable him from
giving the police more than they
could do to control him by any Or
binary method. %
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-25
POLICE COURT.

This morning All Vat, found guilty
of opium in possession, was fined
5000 including costs, with one
hour at hard labor. Appeal noted.
V. V. Ashford for defendant.
James Fitzgerald was fined $500
for assaulting Kaua, by way of bur
rying him in handling bags of sugar.
All Nun, opium in possession,
S5l.20 and one hours hard labor.
All Took, assault, discharged.
Arthur tombstone, libel, committed
for trial to the Supreme Court.
Alawea, assault on Kukahiko,
fined $l3.
Several cases were remanded.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-25
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer w G Hall brought 4783
bags sugar, ITO bags ava, 63 bags COT
fee, 25 head cattle, 81 pkgs hides, Z
hogs, 200 gOatsklns, and so pkgs sun
dries.
The brigantine w G Irwin received
sugar from the s. eamer w e Hail..
The schr Liholiho brought 1916 bags
sugar this morning from Waianae, and
the schr Sarah Il Eliza $50 bags rice
from KOolau.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-25
VESSELS lEAyIN; TOMORROW.

Stmr Wah,leale for Nawliwili and Ha-
namaulu Mt 5pm
Schr Moi Wahinc for Koholalelc
Schr Sarah Il Eliza for Kooau
Stmr Iwalani for Lahainn and Hama
kua at IL m
Am bktne Irmgard, Paul, for SanlF'ran-
cisco
Am blk Ferris S Thompson, Gatlcr, for
San Francisco ut noon
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-25

THERE will be n preliminary meet.
ing of former pupils OF the Royal
School on Saturday, April 10Th, at 2
p. m, at the schoolhouse, for the pur.
pose OF arranging for celebration oil
the jubilee anniversary Of that insti
tuition.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-25
EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Drill Co. i, Honolulu Rifles,
at 1880.
Excelsior Lodge No. !, l. o. o.
F., at 1880.
Lecture on India by Il. II. Da-
vics, Y. NJ, c. A. hall, 1880.
Court Lunalilo, No. GG00 A. O.
f., at 1880.
Rehearsal Mikado Company, at
Opera House, 1880.