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The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
MEN AND WOMEN.

CONGRESSMAN John NJ. Rilev of East
Aurora. N. v. is 10 marry Miss Jenn;e
Cooper, daughter of Mr.. j. Coopcr, cx-
treasurer OF Indiana.
Miss Nancy Hadley. n nonopenarian.
believed 10 have been the oldest person In
Broome county. n, Y. died I'm the town of
Maine.
Miss Mamie Waite. douubter of the late
Chief Justice Waite. is engaged IN Rev.
DIR. McKim, rector of Epiphany church.
i'm Washington,
Emil Haberkorn. Maroaret Matber.s
husband. has given nm the m.nagemep,
of his wife's Theatrical comnnnv and
s,ar,ed for ca,;forn;.
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p"s'ois'
'o,ii nougers' 'he scuiptor' negah me
III IL pos.oh UT! goous s'ore' anu ho' uhti
'e was oi years oi age "i'er he i,ao run
ioco,ho'''e' workeu III ,'iaci'ne snop
,.i', oeeh SURVEYOR aiu ne prooucc HIS
hrst group lhe slave Aucuoh'
The Car has just seized the lands OF
the Hohenlohe family in Russia for his
own use. This increases his real estate
TO an empire in itself. One district of
which he is landlord is greater i'm area
than France. He is the largest landed
proprietor in the world.
Miss Amelia Edwards is reported as say
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
THE HELENA ELECTION.

Helena, in common with several
other cities that held municipal cleo
tions on Monday, enjoyed notable
democratic victory. Various are the
explanations offered to account for
this result. The republican organs are
busy assigning local reasons. All on "A
sudden they have ceased talking of the
tunnel precinct as having any bearing
on the case. IL is true that before the
election the republican newspapers of
Helena endeayored TO make precinct 81
an issue. Perfectly aware that they
were treading upon dangerous ground
they proceeded at first slowly and with
caution. Towards the last, having
talked themselves into feeling of Sc
curity and confidence over the result.
they were as bold as you please. On
the very morning of the election the
Journal declared:
This Is the first election held since the late
legislative deadlock. This j. the first upportu.
nifty given To the people to express at the ballot
hON their opinion of democratic methods. their
opinion of precinct a.
In yesterday mornings issue of the
esteemed Journal the reader will
search in vain for any direct allusion
10 precinct 81. One may guess. how
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
A HOPEFUL VIEW OF TRADE.

The first quarter of 1880 has passed
without realization of the fears enter
tanned by some at the beginning of the
ance was impending. The Dunn mer-
camille agency takes very hopeful
view of the situation. There have been
fewer failures than i'm the same quarter
of last year and smaller liabilities by II
per cent, with larger railroad tonnage
than in the same quarter of any preyi-
Gus year, and with larger payments
than ever through bankers clearing
houses, outside of New York. Foreign
trade has been heavier than ever for
the season, and domestic consumption.
while smaller than usual i'm coal, i'm
woolens and heavy winter goods, has
been at the maximum I'm nearly all
other lines. The new quarter begins
with no apprehension of monetary diili-
Guilty, with the general level of prices
recovering from the depression of Feb
ruary, and with signs of improvement
in many quarters, though the recur-
renee of failures of WOODEN commission
and manufacturing concerns calls re-
newed attention To the evil effects of
long credits in that department, and to
the unusual strain 10 which IL has been
subjected by n succession of two mild
winters.
Reports of trade from interior cities
are generally favorable. Generally
western cities report a good business
and outlook. dealings generally equal
10 or in excess of last years trade TO
date, and collections rarely satisfactory
but usually fair. The number of fail.
ures during the first quarter of 1890
was 3,223. against 1911 last year. with
decided decrease in the East. the South
and in the Pacific states, but increases
in the Middle and Western states. The
aggregate of the liabilitief was S37 ,S52. =.
96S, against si2,972, 80 last year. but in
this particular there was an increase at
the South and i'm Middle states in the
latter nearly 80 per with decrease
in all other sections. The business fail
ures occurring throughout the country
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

Agree with thy adversary quickly when
a passage of scripture is the subject OF
controversy, or else keep thy mouth shut
especially IL thy adversary be clergy
man. Few professional men can tolerate
the laity trespassing upon their own
grounds. So when the wife of the Rev.
Mr.. St. Clair Of Denver disputed his inter
probation Of a scriptural passage she pro-
voked him TO wrath; and, as is alleged. he
knocked her down, grabbed her by the
hair and nearly Drained her with a
hatchet. A charge Of assault with in
tent TO murder is now hanging over the
Rev. Mr.. st. Clair, all because his better
half assumed TO know as much about a
verse of the Bible as he did.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
INTERESTING FACTS.

IL is estimated that only II per cent of
the population OF Russia can read and
write. The number of primary schools Is
~ ,000for the population of over 100000
coo.
A Philadelphia judge is discouraging
the practice of kissing the Bible in court.
He excused several young ladies i'm a GER
tain case. He pronounces the custom a
relic of idolatry.
The imperial revenue of China is be.
lieved 10 be about 100000 taels a year,
but Il Is estimated that at least twice this
sum is collected, the unaccounted for por-
ton being absorbed by the provincial Of
ilcials.
A herd of deer roamed through the
deserted streets of Bonneville, Cal, dur
ing the big snow storm. No one injured
the poor animals, but they were allowed
10 eat whatever was thrown from the
cabins.
II is said that the first cost of building q
fleet of Atlantic liners is n trifie compared
TO the cost of running them. In less than
three years IL will exceed the cost OF con-
struction, so enormous is the expenditure
in wages, port duties and repairs.
The young ladies of Bath, Eng, now
give german ana lilNlte no gtntietneii'
Part of them take the gentlcmen's place.
being dressed i'm black, with white shirt
front. high collar and white nccStie. Odds
are offered that there will he very few
germans given.
Not many men can boast of having had
three emperors as godfathers for three OF
their sons. There is a brawny smith I'm
the little town of Bradenburg who who
has 10 sons. Emperor William was god
father 10 the seventh boy. Emperor Fred
crick 10 the eighth and the present cmpcr-
or to his ninth.
The only animals that came over as
part of Barnum's show which showed any
sickness were the monkeys. Many OF
them were so miserable that all felt sorr,
for them. Some of them lay down as II
about Ia die. Others groancd and rceled
To and fro like greenhorns on a ship.
Some felt no trouble AT all and behaved
like human beings, making fun of their
less fortunate friends and fellow pas
scugers.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
They Want TO Be Heard.

From the Oregonian.
Assistant Postmaster-General Clarkson,
who has had abundant opportunity to
know whereof he speaks, says that ''it Is
not in the temper OF Iowa people TO be
silent on any question" This Is dispo-
sition which when properly controlled and
wisely directed is a valuable characteris-
tic in this age of living issues. Clamor is
one thing, however. Logic is another.
The former having had its day on the
question OF prohibition i'm Iowa, the latter
is beginning to assert itself, and finding II
wholly impossible to enforce the prohibit
ory law in at least one-fifth of the state is
urging a revision of the same that will re-
move the reproach that has ovcrtaken
state politics through the effort to enforce
general prohibition. The ''temper" that
makes a people determined to he heard
upon the questions of the day is well
enough, but it should stop short when it
approaches the line of dogmatism and
not seek to rule by the sheer noise of its
clamor.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

The literature which on account of
the peculiarities of its binding won for
itself the distinctive classification Of
yellow covered" some twenty years
ago, has at no time suffered percepti-
ble diminution in quantity or expert
enced any change in quality, although
il must be admitted there have been
many alterations and improvements
upon the original lids of saffron hue.
This literature was chiefly intended for
boys. But in the present day and gen
Grafton the authors and publishers
foreseeing the possibilities of further
pecuniary profit without additional tax
upon their intellectual resources, are
putting forth much corresponding lit
erature for girls. Having read much
of it with increasing diligence and in
terest. fifteen-year old Jennie Wicker
sham of Los Angeles reached the con-
clusion last week that her comfortable
and happy home wasn't good enough
for her. Wherefore she left il, took the
name of Pauline Clinton, the heroine
of her ideal novel, and after one days
experience with the wicked world com
mitted suicide by morphine, dying in q
police station. Much is being said of
press censorship. What effort is being
made to check the publication of per
nicious literaturey
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

The professional career of Dr. de-
dolph, a prominent physician of It.
Paul. has been suddenly cut of by the
state medical board of Minnesota. The
charge that was preferred against him
would surpass belief were il not sus-
tanned by competent testimony. The
physician was called with others TO re-
set fractured limb. AS the effect of
the chloroform was passing of the pa
tisnt struggled and struck one of the
physicians. DIR. Dedolph raised his
arm and struck the patient a savage
blow in the eye, bursting the eyeball
and allowing the iris to run out, to-
gether with large quantity of blood,
and of course destroying the sight.
What makes the case more aggravat.
ing is the fact that DR. Dedolph is n
graduate of both American and Ger
man universities, and is accounted a
scholar In the broad sense of the term.
The world can be thankful that all
physicians are not alike. The fact that
DIR. Dedolph's brother physicians had
the courage 10 throw code and etiquette
To the winds and testify against him
shows that the profession after all is
governed by sense Of honor and hu,
manity.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

For n time explorations in other parts OF
the world will be overshadowed by the in
tcrest taken i'm explorations on our own
been formed for investigating portions OF
Alaska never before visited 10y white
men, during the coming summer. The
Dominion government contemplates the
sending Of explorers to the oil fields OF
the far North, near Athabasca, which are
rcputed to be the richest and most exten.
siye in the world. Little is definitely
known of the resources of either region
and the results of the explorations will be
awaited with great interest.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
In lsc Pl,arisees.

Prom the chicago Mail
Beware of the gentleman who has no
"littlc vices" Treasurer Archer was a
man Of that kind-one of your models
held up in every community 10 the re-
proach of ne'er-do-wclls and people who
like 10 enjoy themselves just ON the other
side Of the lines laid down by village cen
sors. He had no "littlc vices" hut he
stole Sl27 600 from the state of Maryland
and perhaps more. He had no little
vices" hut he played a still game of
poker with the states money for his ante.
He had no "littlc vices" but hc could
commit crime with the sangfroid Of IA
"Gcntlcman Jack"
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

sanders has heard the news from
Helena and doesn't like il. As he
heard the dispatch read in the senate
yesterday afternoon he must have
cursed his inability to he in two places
at the same time. Had he been back
i'm Helena he might again have found
a way to reverse the will of the major
ity. With the leader of the great con-
spiracy gone, the republicans of Mon
tana are all at skies and sevens.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
Tn. Public win Feel Safer.
From the indianapolis News.

FROM tht lnuEtnal'bhs NtNs'
For many years the railroads have been
drawing the lines closely on men who
drink, and IL is becoming difficult for
such man to get work. The Reading
road has begun TO enforce its rule that
any employe known To have entered "A
saloon when on duty must he discharged,
and several of the men so treated threaten
suit for damages. II will end in threats,
probably, but the travelling public will
feel better for the knowledge that such a
rule exists and is lived mp TO. The COM
pany will hire no men addicted 10 drink
ing.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

Last November Edward Collins of Po-
mona, Cal, who had been an inveterate
chewer and smoker of tobacco, was pre-
vailed upon to quit the habit. He is a lit
tie skcptical now as to the injurious ef-
fects of the weed, for since he stopped he
has had the grip and the measles and
now has the mumps.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

The Paris editor Of the New York Her.
aid is responsible for the statement that
some scientific person has discovered
that woman will eventually not only be a
brunette, but that her descendants, both
male and female, will he black. II would
be interesting to see the evidence on which
the ''scientific person" depends To arrive
at such conclusion. The chances are
that woman will not he SO black as she's
paiuted
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

From the S,illaquamsh WASH Times.
"If you have frequent headaches, diEzi-
ness and fainting spells, accompanied by
cramps, corns. bunions, chilblains, epi-
lepsy and jaundicc, il is a sign you are
not well, hut are liable to die at any min
ute. Pay your subscription year in adj
vance, and thus make yourself solid for
good obituary notice."
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

sum OF eighteen Mexican dollars. This
goes TO show that the profession of high
way robbery is not only vulgar and unrc-
munerative, but that the highway robber
is a chump. II he knew anything he
would join the protective tariff gang and
hold up the whole people. He would get
more without peril of his liberty and he
could 60 over to Scotland, buy castle.
and spout sections Of triumphant De-
mocracy" to the wondering lairds and
fradesmen.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
DEMOCRATIC CITY NOMINATIONS.
TUESDAY. APRIL 8, 1880.

The foreign counts now in America
are having a very bad year. Count
Schermerman George Won Hartman,
who committed suicide in Colorado
last week, is the last to succumb to an
Unsuitable craving for American gold
and American whisky.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
The Hest Way to Eject Reforms.

From the Pioneer Press.
There is nothing like vigorous and per-
sistent kicking TO effect municipal re-
forms. The rule holds good all over the
world. Loud complaints against the
Paris telephone system have finally in
duced the French minister of posts and
telegraphs To order the erection in the
center of Paris of large telephone ex-
change with accommodation for 1000
subscribers
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

IF humorist may be elected mayor
of Milwaukee, why should not one be
named for president of the United
States?" asks the Louisville Courier
Journal. Mr.. Bill Nye might run in
1892 lust for the fun of II,
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

Denver has man who is clearly en-
titleI to the championship for cruelty.
Becoming enraged at a lame horse, he
tore out the animals tongue. The ex-
traction Of the other brute's tongue by the
same process would now give satis-
faction to the community.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
Cross-oue.tioniny science.


FTOln tHt UOstOn UIOIt.
Fifty-ive years ago Louisville had n
tornado almost the exact counterpart of
that of last week, and it took almost ex-
actly the same course. Here is an attract
i've question for some debating society !:
"Do such calamitics follow some cylic
law ."
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

From the Lewiston Argus.
An exchange wants TO know "what has
become of the old-fashioncd man who be-
lieved i'm hcll?" He has probably gone
to prove up on his claim.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

during the first week in April number
aOS, as compared with 2t3 the preceding
week. For the corresponding week of
last year the figures were DID,
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

II is now proposed to erect national
monument to Bismarck IN Berlin. The
Bismarck family may thank their stars
that they do not live in New York.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
4 Wanting Profession.

From the Chicago Times.
Near Ensenada, Cal, recently. lone
highwayman sprang from the bushes.
stopped a stage and plundercd the pas
scngcrs. He realized the magnificent
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
CURRENT COMMENT.

The weasels all will he asleep,
And figs from thorns you'll surely reap,
Aud eats will 20 on roller skates,
When Queen Victoria abdicates.
-Chicdg1 Tim,
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

The Allyn, WASH, Times is authorized
to offer a lot to the first child born In that
place. This is one way to boom town.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-23
PASSENGERS.

For San Francisco per Blk c. Whit
more, April 22-James Campbell.
For San Francisco per bk Geo n Will
cox. April 22--B and II Lever.
From san Francisco per blk G. ID Fry
ant, April 22--Wm Kctling and wife,
Miss Elsa Keeling. Miss Logon, and +
Emmcry.
From Waianac per stmr kaala April
22-ll a Widcmann, jr, Misses Akin
son, and o j Holt
For Kauai per stmr Mikahala. April
22-llOn V Knudscn, & NJ Cooke, i
Peck,J Marimont. NJ Bartels, + Kopke.
T. Bruins, Miss Armstrong, Miss BM
Nowlcin, j + Colbuln, wife and family.
Mrs Parmenter, Mr. Tregoncy. Mr. Ten
by, and 80 deck.
From circuit of Oahu per stmr G r
Bishop, April 22--A Hutchinson, Arne-
mann, Mr. Holt, Misses Patty CD, Mr.
Scott, and &c deck.
From Hamakua per stmr Iwalani,
April 23-W II Puvis and wife, II "
Purvis, A Sinclair, and 20 deck.
For MOlokai per stmr Mokolii, April
22-Fred ii IIayselden.
For Maui per stmr Likelike, April %
Miss Ida Campbell, G i Wells, Hons
w II Cornwell and X d Walbriigc, 5
Macauley, and 40 deck.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Likelike towed out the
bark co Whitmore yesterday afternoon.
The steamer c II Bishop arrived yes
tcrday evening from the other side of
this island with go bags sugar, 30 bags
rice bran, 10 hides, 400 bags rice, and
20 packages sundries.
The barkentine $ \ Castle took IN
sugar yesterday from the Pele and Ha.
leakala, and from the 1walani this morn
ing. She is now ut the Kinau wharf,
and will sail for san Frannisco next
Friday with 800 tons sugar.
The steamer Iwalani brought 1880
bags sugar this morning from la
makua.
The American bark Forest Queen,
Captain j c NJ Winding, arrived last
night, II days from San Francisco with
nearly 1900 tons general merchandise.
She was locked near the o 5 ) Co.'S
wharf this morning. Eight horses for
Mr. O'COnnoi came by her. Theo IL
Davies d Co are the agents of the Forest
Queen.
The American bark c ID Bryant. Cap
tain Jacobson, arrived yesterday eve
ming, II days from San Francisco with
about 1900 tons general merchandise.
She brought 10 horses for JnO Brayer.
She is consigned to Messrs II IIackfedl
Il Co, and is locked at the L NJ $ 5 CO.
wharf.
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SUPREME COURT.

In the case of Naval ct al. VS..
Athena, continued from yesterday,
the native jury rendered 4 verdict,
shortly before noon to-day, unani-
mously for plaintiff with 81 damages.
Mr.. Kane noted exceptions to YER
dict as contrary to the law and the
evidence.
j. Mana VS.. j. G. and S. NJ. Ka-
aukai comes on this afternOon--a
case OF damage, appealed by de-
PENDANTS from Police Court. Hatch
for plaintiff; Achi for defendants.
Before Chief Justice Judd at
Chambers was partly heard and con-
tinued G. W. Macfarlanc Il Co. VS..
j. S. McCandless ct al, motion to
open default. c. l.. Carter for
plaintiffs; V. V. Ashford for de-
PENDANTS.
The Chief Justice granted the
petition of A. Nj. IIewett, bankrupt,
and ordered that he he discharged
from his debts. Petitioner in per-
son.
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SUPREME COURT OF HAWAII.
CHIEF JUSTICE AND CHANCELLOR.

CHIEF JUSTICE AND CHANCELLOR.
Elisha II. Allen, appointed June
4, 1857; resigned Feb. /, 1877.
Charles c. Harris, appointed Feb.
l, 1877; died July 9, 1881.
Albert Francis Judd, appointed
November 3, 1881.
FIRST ASSOCIATE JUSTICE AND CHAM
CELLoR.
George M. Robertson, appointed
Jan. 10, 1856; died March ~, 1867.
Alfred S. HIartwell, appointed
Sept. so, 1868; resigned Feb. Is,
1874.
Charles G. Harris, appointed Feb.
Is, 1874; promoted Feb. l., 1877.
Albert Francis Judd, appointed
Feb. !, 1877; promoted Nov. 3,
1881.
Lawrence McCulIy, appointed No
vember 5, 1881. s'y 3H
SECOND ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.
Robert G.. Davis, appointed Feb.
lG, 1864; resigned July s, 1868.
James w. Austin, appointed July
10, 1868; resigned July 10, 1869.
Hermann A. Widcmann, appoint
ed July 10, 1860; resigned Feb. Is,
1874.
Albert Francis Judd, appointed
Feb. lS, 1874; promoted Feb. l.,
1877.
Lawrence McCully, appointed
Feb. l, 1877; promoted Nov. o,
1881.
Benjamin II. Austin, appointed
Nov. 3, 1881; died July >, 1885.
Edward Preston, appointed July
T, 1885; died Jan. II, 1890.
THIRD ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.
Richard +. Bickerton, appointed
December 20, 1886.
FOURTH ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.
Abraham Fernandez, appointed
Dec. 20, 1886; died Nov. !, 1887.
Sanford b. Dole, appointed Dec.
2S, 1887.
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EVENTS TOMORROW.

Sale Of fertilizers, i. NJ. wharf,
by Jas. f. Morgan, ~ IN.
Regular cash sale, BY l.. j. Levcy,
10 a. m.
Y. w. &. Il. L. monthly meeting
3 p. m.
Catholic Ladies Benevolent So
ciety, p. m.
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NOTICE to CREDITORS.

THE undersigned having been duly
i appointed Executor of the Estate
of Julia l.. Rawson, late of Honolulu,
Island of Oahu, deceased; notice is
hereby given to all persons to present
their claims against the estate of said
Julia l.. Rawson duly authenticated
whether secured by mortgage or other
wise to John 5. Walker, AT his office in
Honolulu, Oahu, within six months
from the date hereof or they will be
forever barred. And all persons in
dcbtcd to said estate will make immc-
diatc payment thereof to
j. :. WALKER.
Executor Last VIII and Testament of
Julia J.. Rawson, deceased.
Dated Honolulu. April Is, 1870.
l3t II
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-23
MASQUERADE BALL.

\ GRAND Masquerade Ball will take
~ place on TIL RSDAI. the 18th
May, 1890, at the Honolulu Rifles Ar
mory, Beretana street, the proceeds to
be given to the Portuguese Ladies' Cha
ritable Association. Tickets Of admis-
sion 81. 90. win be sold later. $50 I'll
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$40 REWARD.

ElIE above reward will be paid tn
j. any party giving evidence which
will lead to the conviction Of the person
who threw Il stone or stones at one OF
the black swans. belonging To the IA
pIolani Park Association, on Sunday,
the 10Th instant.
W, NJ. GiFFARD,
5'i iw secretary Il. l.. A.
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POUND NOTICE.

THE undersigned will sell at public
i auction on saturday. April ~,
1890, ut ~ O'clock noon, At the Govern.
ment Pound, Waimano, Eva. the fol.
loving animals: | White Horse,
Sorrcl Pony and Buckskin Mare.
j, KUKlIAHU,
o2I iw Pound Master
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Mystic Lodge No. 2, X. of r., at
Oahu Lodge No. /, X. Of r., at
1880.
Services at st. Andrews Cathc-
dral, at 1880.
Services at Central Union church,
nj 1880.
Drill Co. c, Honolulu Rifles,
AT Z 80.
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For Sale ut Low Rates

NEW Phaetons aud TOP Buggics,
~ Frazer and Cold Walter Carts,
Business Buggie, Pole and shaft; also,
second hand Hacks, Open and Top Bug,
gies, all in good condition; aud norscs
suitable for plantation use. Apply
~ I'm