The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-19
NEWSPAPER LIES.



Reliable.
Tammany, New York, speaks six
~ languages.
Among the recent social novelties
at Fulton, Mo-, are 'possum sup |
pers.
Dick Walker Of 1cssup, Ca, has
manufactured q cork leg for his B.
legged pig.
A flock Of hlackbirds three miles
long and half mile wide is big
report from Georgia.
A ten-year old Texas girl when
bitten by "rattler" killed the
snake and sucked the poison from
the wound until medical aid could
be summoned.
The objects of an organization of
colored women downtown is to pro-
vide for its members good funeral
and "a shiny coffin. "--Philadelphia
Record.
On the plantation of Capt. John
l.. Martin near Washington, Ca,
there is pine tree that bears acorns
and pine cones with great impartial
ity.
The horn of an OK at Lake
Charles, La, was broken off, but
the owner of the animal bound
it on and doctored it, and it Is now
growing all right again.
A hunting dog, owned in Circle
vile, Ohio, suffering excruciating
pain from rattle-snake bite, delib-
erately waded into the Scioto river
and drowned himself.
There is a curious grapevine at
Habersham Park, Ga. 1t grows
from large oak tree about five feet
from the ground. The tree is solid
and no roots of the grapevine are
discernible.
On recent Sunday afternoon in
Brooklyn runaway horse rushed
along with a buggy containing
driver, who retained hold of the
| lines, although he was lifeless, hav-
, ing suffered a fatal attack of heart
, disease.
A Frenchwoman has become the
mother of five children at birth.
Had this interesting occurrence
: taken place in one of the mushroom
. towns out West, what a howl for a
recount would have followed
Philadelphia Press.
Three Kansas women, a grand
n mother, mother and daughter, of
Y the Bean family of Valley Falls, be-
came each the mother of twins the
same evening. Beans have always
been one of the staple crops of Kan
sas.-Topeka Journal.
$ In Ansonia, the other day, three
e Cinnamon entered street car, and
] when the conductor came for fares
one of the Celestials gave his head
turn and jerk and dropped three
e nickels from his ear into the con-
e ductor's hand.-Boston Globe.
e A Missouri farmer is the owner of
!, a steer which was accidentally COW
cred up with straw during the
threshing on August 20. The other
: day his horns were discovered as he
= was eating his way out of the stack
n of straw, having lived without water
o forty-fve days.
An Illuminated cat is among the
d curiosites of the Patent Office at
y Washington. 1t is made of paste
Y board or tin, painted over with
PHOSPHORUS, and is intended to
brighten away "rats and mice and
i such small DEER in the darkness of
: cellars and garrets.
: A Wilkesbarre, Penn, woman
G was a prisoner in court. Bail in
: 5000 was demanded, but she was
not allowed to seek bondsman
without leaving security. She Of
: fered her 6-month-old baby, the
Judge accepted it and she returned
with bondsman within two hours.
A horse at Santa Rosa, CAL, ate
all the apples that he could reach on
$ tree and then turned round and
kicked the tree repeatedly, bringing
Y down a shower of the luscious fruit,
y upon which he RECALLED himself. 1t
was clear case of horse sense. A
Boston paper first published this
e news.
d Alligators invade the hen houses
= of Louisiana planters. A resident
. of Plaquemine parish, hearing a
connection among his biddies few
. nights ago, went out to discover the
= cause, and was CROPPING in the dark,
l. when something snapped at him,
J. cutting cash in his cheek. Pro-
4 curing a lantern and summoning
help, he found big alligator, which
VI was killed and found to measure IL
n feet 10 inches in length, with head
Is affect long,