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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-04-11
Prepared to Continue,

ScoTTsDALE. Pa, April IA check
for $l0,0 was received Saturday night
from the headquarters of the United
Mine Workers and IT will be used in
defraying necessary expenses OF the
striking coke burners. The labor lead
ers say that they are well fortified
against want and are distributing funds
with liberal hand.
With the coming of the ninth week
of the strike the chiefs among the men
are talking more freely about confer
ence to arrange differences and 1t Is
probable that some decisive steps will
be taken this week. The strikers will
hold several mass meetings this week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-04-11
Nearing the End.

WASHINGTON, April Assistant
District Attorney Claggett to-day closed
his argument for the prosecution IN the
Kincaid case and Mr.. G. Maurice Smith
opened for the defense, but before he
had concluded his address the court
was obliged to adjourn until tomorrow
on account Of the illness OF one Of the
Jurors.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-04-11
CHAPTER NJ.

] HE third week oil
ISeptem b err W q s
drawing to its close
when l returned to
n u pl e S. Il Ii G
weather had grown
cooler, and favOra-
BILE reports of the
gradual decrease OF
the cholera began
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
Where They Obtain 1t.

According 70 the Canadian GA
zette, new and iourishing bust
ness mas sprung up in British Col
Umbia, 10 wit, the refining OF crude
opium. which is afterwards SNUG
gled into United States territory
Puget Sound. with its wide coast
line and quiet waters, offers peculiar
facilities for this business, and the
officers Of the United States Reve-
hue Department are kept fully occu-
pied. The duty on crude opium Ell
tering Canada is comparatively
light Parties II Victoria and Van
couYer put it through the refining
process. after which it sells for 81 2
pound. The same article viii sell in
Tacoma or Seattle at SIS q pound.
Consequently there are fine returns
to be realized by successful snug
Cling expedition
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
OF for the Coast.

IL following 12Dsi pecp-e have
registered 70 lszve .Ls dzv ~ the
Z=zlz-5il. c. Caesar, General s. Alien
JoLrs5-. III Packer. Mss C0Sl=s. Mss
= CSsrC-. Barn TC- Sei5c,i, 2. c.
Baker. Judge Dz-l5s1z. Hiss Z. L
C1ozs- Ms L O. Alexander, 2
E1--rut1-r sid so.- Mss Olive HoEne-,
Hiss Nellie Bryant. YIN E1s AID sOo.
s P Walker, 4 : BC1as-ell, 9. y.
Brown and sic, L L Sto1e, Chzs
Molly. Mrs P. i Malcolm, Mrs. Tut
hill. 4 P1EeIl. H B. Carter, jam Izte
zni vie. Mss { BuoNn. Ms z Z.
Fielding. NC15s WzlIi1Zfo-C, Rev
y. D WesterEelt and wife, Mss
Z. Armstrong. Mrs J " Pratt, Hrs.
T Rzluh. Mss 2. Ralph. Mrs D. II.
RTz1. Ms II z BEuphy, Mss Iulhiil.
! G. Rhoe6S and ziis, 7 B Walker ard
family. John NcMai-ea, Mss II Il0bs.
Mss Z. Ezrris-. Mrs Z B7OEn- Hiss
B-oKn, Mss L PoReu, Mss B. Powell.
Z. II. Hal. 4 Roberts, Mss T. Hall,
Mss Phillips. Hon H z. BzldEin. Mrs
4. MesS- stuart, Master Ac5z1ghey, J.
B NcGz1ghey, Miss E MzlenErs :
~ LacEsE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
Mckinley DOuehuuts.

j correspondent OF the New
York Tribune writes thus: While
l was in Spokane Falls the Mckin-
ley Dill struck the woodpile." i
dilapidated specimen Of humanity,
who had evidently been on an all
night debauch, staggered one morn
ing ST day-break into q low res
taurant, which runs all day and all
night. He called for coffee and
doughnuts. From the time when d
drunken mans memory runneth
not 10 the contrary, four doughnuts
had constituted q portion. But this
time the waiter appeared with Z
cup Of coffee and three doughnuts.
:. What Do ron mean by bringing
ne only three doaghnuts? ex-
claimed the surprised customer.
g Why, sir, stammered the waiter,
:. you see since the Mckin-" Up
spraug the irate customer, and,
seizing the waiter by the collar,
exclaimed: boy, If you undertake
10 work that racket onto ne, I'll
knock your TWO eyes into one.
Bring me that other doughnut. "
And the other doughnut came.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
A MURDERoUS AFFAIR.
Contention Over Water Rights
Ended With Murder.

Several Chinese rice planters at Ma
moiliii were the owners Of y water right.
each having his hours to use the water.
At about 5 o'clock Friday morning All
Young Kin went to turn the water onto
his ranch, as it was his turn. The
others wished TO prevent it, when :
sQuabble took place. Between 5 and 9
O'Clock in the evening they had another
quarrel over the right, resulting in All
Young Hin's reporting to the Police Sta
ton. As there was no very serious
changes INSIDE, the Chinaman was ad-
visei to return in the morning for war
rant If he wished TO prosecute.
Arriving 81 his home, between and
A. II. Saturday he was attacked by, il
seems, SIX other Cinnamon, who, with 8
knife used IN cutting weeds, attempted
TO cut him up. In the affrsy he received
q Gu. in the calf OF the leg, while pSrt Of
each the first and middle finger Of the
letr hand were cut of. Several firearms
were found on the premises when
searched hy the authorities. One dou-
N-S N1lEC@ -0Is a4s0 OlC O14ICl us
charged, shot gun and revolver; the
latter looked as If II might have been
used IS q club. The murdered man was
not shot, but evidently had been knock
ed insenSible The aSSailSnts, whatever
their motive may have been, set fire 10
the house IN which All Kin was lying.
Officer Hulup,i, being on the watch
near, hearing the noise, ran 10 lnveStl-
gate, when he met two Cinnamon on
the same purpose They arrived on
time 10 see the man crawl from the
burning hut. He wSS taken 70 the stS-
ton in hack, and Marshal Wilson was
informed; the latter, seeing the wound
e3 and burned condition Of All Kin, sent
him TO the Hospital, where ne died al 5
o'clock.
4 corners Jury, composed OF Messrs.
Jos. Tucker. Ed McInerny and Harry
Armit2se. Ho Fen and TWO other China
men. was summoned, who viewed the
remains a the Hospital. The jury will
probzblv resume the investigation and
exam n&tloa Of witnesses to-day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
City of PeHus.

me Pzc.6c Nal Steamship Company :
steamer CITY a Picking. r B Scare
eouuz1d=r, dropped her snehor of the
hzrboz AZ zbo1t : o'cloek u Saturday
eYeling, Nay I6zh, from Hoagkoag Va
Yokohznz She b-u1ght 30 tous cargo
II this po-z, and had 3 yS54 psekzges
merchandise II transit f0r San Erz1ciso1
AID So peekzZS IN Central American
p0rts- among the passengers for HclO-
lzi1 Bers rs Chinese, almost al O:
thsu having re<1ra permits and . Jap
znSe- EoE San ErznczSc0 s1e had -
cabin and Il4 s-eerzgs pzssengars-
Mess-s- L Ass1 and sing Low tEo
urouiEezt Chinese merchants, Eere
zno1g the returning passengers fro0
Gina The Cir ID PsEng lsi1 lzE-
uizlr IN San FrzEciseo-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
THE B4LL-TOSSERS.

Saturday WAS an of day on the dia-
mond. Run-getting was in order, and
almost everybody saw the home-plate.
Twenty-Five runs all told
Both pitchers were little wild
Woods little more so.
Well, well. but the ball was . pound
ei S2turiay-more than 4 dozen
singles, two doubles and two triples.
The Hawaiis were badly crippled
again on Saturday. their regular catcher
and first b2seman playing in other posi-
tons.
Both Love and Robertson refused TO
umpire the game, and Whitney had 10
I'll the bill.
Davis threw some daisies on Saturday,
both to third and second.
Short-stop Thompson OF the Hawaiis
does al the coaching for rhat club now.
Saturdays game was the most enthu-
si2stic one played this season. The
Hams. contingent Students was out in
iull force, and there was some tall g pull
ling during the afternoon in the grand
stand.
Inc hamen2menas and honoluluS are
now lie for the Spaulding Cup.
Capt. Harry Whitney umpired behind
the oa- and was called on 10 give deci-
sions that required ability in ball mat
ters-lut he = got thar"
Mathematical and Meheula hit the
ball hGri-,he former got spiked in the
foot, which necessitated : sub 70 run Tor
him.
GOoi judgment was shown IN putting
Davis behind the bat this season
How Is this2 Errors-Kams., ;; Ha-
walls, Il.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
Another Transformation.

This time its molasses into which
the opium has turned Fourteen
half-pound tins Of II. enough molas-
ses 10 last Chinaman z lifetime.
The discovery was made Tuesday
morning II the Police Court as
the case OF Al Young was brought
up for disposal. Al Young was the
one caught on Alakes street about q
month ago with { few tins n his
possession The lock Of deep deiec-
ton On his face changed u one q
heap ioy" when the cans were
opened. and ne found he was 10 be
released Truly this Is z wonderful
climate II It's effects upon the drug.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
ii the Butts.

In the shooting match held az
ksksuiE Oh Saturday last. Mr. J. h
Fisher again succeeded IN winning
first place with sn aggregate score
Of IS points. and vas closely follow
ed BY Mr.. J. g. RothBell with s.
points. In the second class Mr. j.
H S0per secured first honors with
IS points to his credit; LIZ f. s.
Dodge second, with p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
Nothing Like Advertising.

i Frenchman, whose wife de-
serted him, amused his neighbors
by telling how he got her back
without trouble. 'Did l run after
her and beg her to come back?''
be dramatically asked. "No, l did
lot run after her. L zhust published
in ze PaPaire Eat 1 have drawn
fifty thousand francs IN re lottery,
and she was back much quicker
zzn IN no time"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
o. :. s. ZeaIandia.

Steamer ZssIandia. 4. Van Otter
en3orp, Commando, sailed from
san Francisco. May 18th, 81 ? ,. L.
with . cabin. y steerage Passengers
and -245 t3ns Of cargo, arrived al
Honolulu, May 18Th, st 11:20 l. 4
May 10Th. g $50 Az passed the
5 5 Alameda bound east Weather
fine; light variable winds and fair
weather.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
Wonderful. if True.

II L said that the new Volcano
House Company viii purchase q
supply OF Aermotors from the Hs-
wsiisn Hardware Company TO be
placed IN different positions IN the
crater and TO Be used In pumping
lava 10 the surface on occasions
when Dana lake makes It's periodical
disappearance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
FOREIGN News.

i dispatch IRON Mexico under date
OF April 9th, reports the death Of Miguel
Lopez, who enjoyed the despicable dis
tinction OF having betrayed the En-
peror Macmillan and caused the execu-
ton OF that misguided instrument OF
European imperialism.
Chilean adyices OF the 22d ult., state
that the Government cruisers Lynch
and Cochrane attacked in the bay OF
Caldera the ironclads Blanco Encalda
and Huascar and destroyed them with
whitehead torpedOes The attacking
cruisers received no damage, AID re-
turned to Valparaiso, where they are
preparing 10 cruise after the remaining
vessels OF the revolving squadron. This
Is considered d death blow 10 the rebel
lion.
The warshIp Balm2ceda. which until
recently has been loyal 10 the govern
ment, has deserted to the insurgents.
In the battle the government forces lost
one man and ten were wounded. The
rebels loss $50 men.
The cruiser San Francisco. bound for
Chile, mas been reported at Payta, Peru.
She Is making fast time and IS expected
70 cover the 200 miles in twenty days.
The trouble between the British
troops and the AIanipuris still continues.
--latest adYices are 10 the effect that the
capital Of the rebels has been captured
and DESTROYED. The mut.lated heads OF
Commissioner Quinton and party we're
found In the city. In the last engage
meat 30 o0t OF l $50 Of the Manipuris,
were killed.
II Is announced that the Argentine
Republic viii attempt to get away from
the present gold standards by issuing
notes against reserve silver, to be legal
tendar at par value for all obligations in
the future. A law will be passed to
force the acceptance of this financial
change.
Don Antonio Batres Jaureqni, Min
lister from Guatemala TO the United
States, is in San Francisco en- route
to his post at Washington
The Portuguese Government has re-
ceded from its bold position in reference
to the rights Of British subject on the
Pungue river In Africa. Under pressure
Of Salisbury's ultimatum the Portuguese
Cabinet has given consent TO the free
passage Of that waterway and the row is
At an end.
Michael Davitt, the famous Irish agi-
tor, has decided TO come to California TO
take a rest from work and worry.
The French Congress is in a great
dilemma with regard to the enactment
Of new tariff laws. The proposed revision
Is meeting with stubborn opposition by
the people and it Is feared that govern
ment crisis Is at hand. The prospective
failure Of the cereal crop has changed
the aspect Of affairs, and unless some
provision Is made to provide for this
emergency, the Ministry will be forced
TO resign.
a correspondent Of the Associated
Press al Rome has had talk with high
ecclesiastical parsonage acquainted with
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
EIGHTEEN TO SEVEN.
The Cadets Take an Easy Game
From the Hawaifs.

a very poor game was the result OF
the Ksmehsmehss and Hawaiis'
playing on Saturday. The Kane
hamehas were sure they were going
TO win the game, and they did. The
Hawsiis went all to pieces IN two
critical places, giving the Kane
hsmehss a great advantage.
Following is the official score:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
For Nervous Diseases


Dr.. T G. KILL. AI6ert0a, v. T., says :
4 have prescribed i II large u1nber of
czsss CT Ee=sl=Szzsss sf night, and nerEo1s
diseases gs1s-zliE, and also in cases OF IN
digestion cz7ssd b. Lax Of Sufficient gzsrIc
i1ioe Of the stomach 9TH marked success,
ard oo1si1Er L one Of tbs best re1sdiss
kn0En &C tke profszsionzi world
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

Passed BSlls-Pryce :; Davis l.
Bases on BallS-By Woods ,, Meheula ,.
Struck Out-Haw2iis I, Hamehemehas 5.
Bases Stolen-kamehsmeh 8; Ha-
walls, l.
Two Base HitS-Pahsu and Meheula
Three Base Hits WahinemSikai and
Dan.
Bases on Hit by Pitched Ball-P. Davis.
Time OF Game-2 hr. 10 min
Umpires-WhI;ney and Boardman.
SCorer-ChsS. Wilder.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
Tenders For Feed.

The Union Feed Compsn! were
the lowest bidders 10 supply feed for
the Government stables. The bids
were opened OF Friday noon. and
their bid Is IS follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

The longest bridge in the world
i the Lion Bridge near Sangang,
in China: It extends 81 miles
over an arm Of the Yellow Sea,
and IS supported by 300 huge stone
arches The roadway IS 20 feet
above the water, and is incIosed in
an iron network. 4 marble lion
q feet long rests On the crown Of
every pillar The bridge was
built at the command of the EN-
perOr Kieng Long who abdicated
il 1885 on account Of old age.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

The ). f. Chronicle says ..
Branch, SD old member OF the Ariels,
has returned from Honolulu and
called 81 the Ariel boaf house
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Mai Fai hiss letter on the first
page. The letter wss written st
New York.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

Mrs, h S. Treglosn, who hiss
been TO the States for some time.
returned last week by the bark s. c.
Allen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

Prof. H. Berger's band is missed
now-a-dsys. The professor Is im-
proving in health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

The numerous friends Of the Rev
Alex Macintosh will regret 70 learn
that be Is laid UP with severe at
Usck OF La Grippe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

The Post Once employees showed
their appreciation Of their supeno-'s
service by presenting him with
handsome kos ealsbssh Fridsy sitter
noon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

According 70 the S. T. Examiner,
Hon. William Cornwen was TO see
Sarah leave by the Monowai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

The incoming and the retiring P.
M.G.'s were busily engaged counting
the coin in the Post 0fice Saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

The Uptown Bookstore Is 10 the
front with full supplies OF drawing
materials for the new classes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

OF the 2105 immigrants who land
cd at New York May ii, las were
Italians.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

4 very enjoyable children's party
was given ST the residence Of Mr.. L
AIsv IN honor q the birthday Of his
littIe daughter About 80 guests
we've rrSSSnr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

4 new lot Of books for the Homo.
lulu library sire expected by the next
steamer from San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

The Bismarck Stables 81 Waikiki,
Maui. are offered for sale. See
notice elsewhere
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

The old reliable house OF John
Mott Mss notification in this issue
which should be read by an house
keepers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

The Foohng Suey although built
IN IS presents almost SIS new snd
pretty sn appearance IS on the first
voyage
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

The bark Foohng Suey signsled
the Shenandoah about Is degrees
south latitude by 81 longitude,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

4 young photographer in Homo
lulu-J. J. Williams. Junior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

TIE bsrk FOohng Suey came cut
iron Boston under the Command o.
Csus- J. " Bssrse. this being ms
s;rs- tip % this poEt- and splendid
one i vas Czps- Newell, sfteE geF
ting his ire bzrk 81 ready t0E sea
IefS fox Englsni q Scotland, 10
suUerintend the building OF E neE
vessel. which he VII probably con-
nsnd- Il VII Be remembered that
1be FOohng Sue! was built under
- zuue-InfsndeDes II Scotland and
ks hopes 70 turn O1t sill faster
ship frorn the ssus ysEd-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

Some of the members of the In
ternational Rife Association were
beyond DESMOND Head Saturday
pracficing 20 shoot.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

EARTHQUAKES On Hawaii. The Hs-
7ysiian Hardware Company : right
II Stating they don't sell earthquakes.
but 1hey DO sell almost everything II
the hardware line
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

As foretold in these columns sew.
eral dsys ago, 81 ex.iournslist. Mr.
Walter Hill. Is the new Postmaster
General.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The grippe is raging on Maui, too
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

The Bishop Museum Is not open
10 the public for inspection until the
collections are completed, due notice
Of which VIII be given lister.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

The ADVERTISER has the Largest
Il lircal4fion- Advertise your giants
and be e0REl1ced-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Mai Fsi hiss letter on the first
page. The letter wss written st
New York.
Prof. H. Berger's band is missed
nowadays The professor IS i'm
proving in health.
4 new iot Of books tor the Homo
lulu library are expected by the next
steamer from San Francisco.
The incoming and the retiring P.
M.G.'s were busily engaged counting
the coin IN the Post Office Saturday.
Mrs. h S. Treglosn. who hiss
been TO the States for some time,
returned last week by the bsrk s. c.
Allen.
The Foohng Suey although built
IN IS presents almost SIS new snd
I pretty sn appearance IS on the first
voyage
The old reliable house OF John
Mott Mss S notification IN this issue
which should be read by sll house
keepers.
Some of the members of the In
ternationsl Rife Association were
beyond DESMOND Head Saturday
I prscticing 20 shoot.
The Bishop Museum Is not open
10 the public for inspection until the
collections are completed. due notice
Of which viii be given lister.
Chief Justice Judd. has postponed
The term Of the Second Judicial Cir
cult Court TO be held st Waikiki,
Maui. June d. TIL Monday. June
18th. at 10AN
His Exeellency the Minister OF In
terror. accompanied by Mr. McMul-
+ len. OF the Ssn Francisco Dredge
I Company. were looking over the har-
boz and the bar Wednesday
The Canadian Pacific special train
/ carrying the passengers by the
+ steamer Empress OF India arrived az
Montreal on The eYening Of May %.
/ iron Vancouver. B c, N ninety
hours
By the late mail IRON Ssn Fran
cisco the Minister OF Foreign Al
fairs received, through the Amer
lean Minister John L Stevens. an
invitation 10 participate n the Chi
{ csgO Fair IN %
Il Is announced IN the Hongkong
Gazette inst the Governor IN Coun-
eli has altered the date fOr taking a
( census OF the population OF Hong
kong and its dependencies rom the
I 3lsh April 10 the 2oth May next
/ As one Of the sailors Of the Zeal
ardia was going Up town Saturday
with perhaps 6 sample tin OF the
British Columbis opium. ne was
~nabbed and booked with - having
[ opium II unlawful possession"
The attention Of ship and bridge
I builders, plantation managers and
( others Who contemplate building OF
aDy description Is called 70 an article
on the fifth mage in regard 70 the
merits OF the P. & B paints. port
I able roofing. etc Messrs- W G.
1 Irwin i Co. Id Honolulu. are the
+ exclusive agents tor these Islands.
NJ. John MeNullan. President Of
Z the San Francisco Dredge Com
+ pany. bas about finished taking
I soundiDgs Of the channel leading
I into the Lzrbor having made abou;
4 seventeen Standings II al. Cora
vas found N several places. but II
I rather soft state. making il CON
{ psrstiTely easy 70 cut the channel
/ deeper
Rev. Thos- Eykyn, who recently
arrived from the Colonies 70 take
/ charge pro ten. OF the hohala pas
t0-ste, left for that place by the
Khan last week. Rev. J. II. SiIYe.
who : now reeuperating his health
IN Australia, was IN charge Of It III
II several months ago. when Il be
/ came necessary for him 70 give 10
his charge for the time being and
( saek TIE brscing atmosphere Of the
. AnEpodes.
OF for the Coast.
Ilz to-l5E51E 11Uai pscp-e Ezv,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

Tickets for the ArlOn moonlight
picnic and excursion a. RenOnd
Grove on the 2S3 inst have been
Issued and mzy be had Of the CON-
nir-ea OF q the members
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

Chief Justice Judd. has postponed
the term Of the Second Judicial Cir
cult Court 70 be held at Wailuku,
Maui. June d. til Monday. June
18th. st 10 An
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

Wednesday evening tie Jun
re.te Club. Junior" gave an enter
tainmenI 70 some OF the tourists
stopping 81 the Hawaiian Hotel
Those present -epoTt It was very
pleasant afair and much appreci-
s.ei-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

4 very pleasant party assembled
a. the residence Of Mrs G. P. Wilder
Thursday ,. II. II response 70 invita-
lions sent cut by Mrs. and Mss
Wilder tor 6 dancing party az Esk-
bank. Tie Quinteste Club furnished
he u-s.c
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

NJ. Peter High. Of the Enterprise
Plzring Mil. has lately completed
II ko2 s pew II the hsawalahao
church tor Her Msies.y Queen Lii
uokzlsni- I. Is 3 beautiful piece OF
ar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

We are informed that the little
CrDhzr Yssit referred 70 II MOnda! :
psper. hss found his father. who was
supposed % have gone 70 San iran
cisc2. bu- wss employed On oDe q
the plantations On this Island and
Ms s3c has been sent % hin
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

His Ezeellency the Minister OF In
terror. accompanied by Mr.. MeMul-
len. OF the San Francisco Dredge
Company. were looking over the hsr-
bo- and the bar Wednesday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

Ihe nal trip ot the celebrated
cessc racer City q Paris has been
MS successfully accomplished. and
she uroTss IS last . ever Thirteen
months ago i nay be remembered
she vas very nearly lost owing 70
the breaking q the shaft q one q
rer Se-awS-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

L Is announced IN the HongkOpg
Gazette inst the Governor IN Coun-
eli has altered the date tor taking
census OF the population OF Hong
kong and its dependencies from the
3leh April 70 the 21.h May next
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

Surveyor John D Holt and his men
commenced making { thorough
search OF the bgrk s C-Allen. moored
e the Fort street wharf. and their
efforts were rewarded with the find
inz CT sixty half pound tins OF opium
eoocesIed II the galley, the apart
neut a the cock Tne tins we've
hidden II 5 place specially construct
Cd tor e0ncesling them Ihls L
M Holt's first catch since taxing
oEcs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-19

Rev ThOs- Eykyn, who recently
arrived from the Colonies 70 take
charge pro ten. OF the hohala pas
t0-ste, left for that place by the
Khan last week. Rev. J. II. Silver
who : now reeuperating his health
IN Australia, was IN charge OF It un-
II several months ago. when Il be
came necessary for him 10 give Up
his charge for the time being and
seek tie brscing atmosphere Of The
AnEpcdss.