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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-10-24
Mr.. CLEGHORN RETURNING.
At New York He Gives II Denial to
the story OF British Intrigue"


the story OF British Intrigue"
Major Robertson, H. nj. IS Cham
berlain, received by the Mono wal a
telegram from Consul General Allen
in New York, dated the 10th and
saying, "Mr. Cleghorn here in good
health en- route to San Francisco"
The following despatch appears in
the San Francisco papers. OF course
Mr.. Cleghorn never uttered the last
three words of the interview:
New York, Oct. 13.-Archibald
Scott Cleghorn, father of the heir
apparent of Hawaii, is at the Wind
sor Hotel. He arrived from England
Monday from visit to his daughter,
Victoria Kaiuan. He says that the
reports that Queen Liliuokalani's
health is bad are without foundation,
and that she is in much better health
than for some time past. AS to the
stories about annexation he says:
II can say first that it is the desire
of our people, except very small
number indeed who favor annexation
to the United States, that we shall
remain free and independent coun-
try. | will say further, however,
that should it ever become necessary
to change our flag, which God forbid,
we would rather see in its place the
flag of the United States than that
of any other country. The United
States is our nearest and best neigh
Dor. l can say positively that no
communications have passed between
my country and England concerning
any new relation with England.
'My daughter will remain in Eng
land incognito until May, 1898.
Should she not in the meantime be-
come Queen by the death of her aunt
at that time | intend to 60 after her,
bring her to this country and make
an extended trip, going to Boston
and other large cities, and present
ing her to the President at Washing
ton before going to the Worlds Fair
at Chicago. Then we will go home,
arriving before October 16, 1898, on
which day my daughter will become
of age. She will then swear to sup
port and uphold the constitution and
become Queen" Cleghorn and
Charles Bishop will take ship at San
Francisco November Sd, arriving in
Honolulu November 10th.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT

To ARTICLE So OF THE CONSTITUTION
OF 1887, AS PROVIDED FOR BY
ARTICLE 50 OF THE SAID Con-
sTITUTIoN.
Be it enacted by the King and the
Legislature of the Hawaiian
Kingdom
SECTION |. That Article 80 of the
Constitution of 1887, be and the same
is hereby amended by striking out the
words 1.-TWO hundred and fifty in the
seventh line, and inserting in place
thereof the words GIVE hundred" SO
that the Article shall read us
follows:
article IS. The Representatives
shall receive for their services COM
pensation to be determined by law,
and paid out of the Public Treasury,
but no increase of compensation shall
take effect during the biennial term
in which it shall have been made ;
and no law shall be passed increasing
the compensation of Representatives
beyond the sum of five hundred dol
lars each for each biennial term"
| hereby certify that the foregoing
Bill passed its Third Reading in the
Legislature of the Hawaiian King
dom on the 10th of November, A. ID.
1890. CHARLES WILCOX,
Psi st Secretary.
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TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE.
Tax Payers of the District of
Roma, Oahu,

The Books of the Tax Assessor
for the District of Kona, Island of
Oahu, will be open for inspection by
persons liable to taxation from Octo-
Der goth to November LIST, 1891
Sundays excepted), in the Kapua-
iva Building, between the hours of 8
O'Clock in the forenoon and 4 o'clock
in the afternoon Saturdays until II
O'Clock noon.
L. A. LLOYD,
Deputy Tax Assessor, District of
KOna, Island of Oahu.
Approved:
c. A. Brown,
Assessor and Collector of Taxes
lst Division. 246 2w
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& ii H.
S)attu! DulIetia
P2eaee2 TO ac,iker Sect nor Parry,
But established for the beneht OF al.
SATURDAY, OCT. "a, 1891.

Surely Mr.. Cleghorn's interview
with New York paper will give a
quietus to the silly stories about
"British intrigues" to gain possess
sion of these Islands. 1t will be
noticed by to-day's news that the
Government at Washington is still
exercised over those baseless reports.
Admiral Brown and q squadron will,
however, be welcomed here, as he is
very popular and the ships will ma
terially enhance the circulation OF
money, not to mention the stimula-
ton of social life by their presence.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-10-24

The San Francisco Call, referring
editorially to the Hawaiian cable sur
vey, says:
The public will understand that,
Notwithstanding these works of pre-
paration, there is no more prospect
of cable communication with the ISL
ands than there was last year or the
year before. A submarine cable to
Honolulu could not be expected to
be self-supporting. There is not
business enough between this port
and the islands for that. 1t would
have to be laid, if at all, at public ex-
pense, and maintained as an adjunct
to the defenses of this Coast. An
application to Congress to guarantee
the interest on Its cost was made last
winter, and was rejected. There
was no disposition to eXpend the
public money in that direction, and
the utmost which could be got from
Congress was small appropriation
for survey.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-10-24
Census of 1890.

Persons desiring copies OF the Cen
sus Report can obtain them at the
office of the Board OF Education.
c. T. RODGERS,
General Superintendent of Census.
Psi st
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-10-24

AT Waikiki,
Being subdivision OF the seaside resi-
dence of Mr.. Ena.
The Lots have frontage of GO feet on
the beach and depth of $50 feet with Il
frontage of 60 feet on Keakalani street.
The proposed new Government road
from King street to the beach will run
along the westerly boundary of the Lots.
The Lots all face on a magnificent
beach. giving purchasers of these Lots
the finest bathing and boating beach at
Waikiki.
% Parties wishing to view the Lots
should make application to the Auc-
tiOneer.
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Scotch Splint Coal

THE undersigned offer for sale 500
1 tons of best Scotch Splint Coal, jnut
arrived per ''Strathblane' from Glas-
gov. This Coal is equal to best WEIGH
Coal. and especially suited for steam,
household and ploughing engine use.
2lI If 6. W. MACFARLANE q co.
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LOST
NOTICE
HOUSE TO LETT

a.sa. & COTTAGE of about six
fszaI.$:--s,s ~ rooms, with kitchen and
kAss9sss% stable, formerly occupied by
j. Simonson, on King street, Palama,
Waikiki side of the Queens residence.
Apply on the premises.
25l ii JOHN SPENCER.
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FOR SALE or LEASE

.s*.a a , ESlDENCE on Lunaiilo
Hlssts,4.5 ~ street presently occupied
zssNs3&'ss by Mr.. j. A. Kennedy, con-
tanning double parors, four bedrooms,
dining-room, bathroom, large dining
room, kitchen and pantry; servants
room, stabling, ETC., on rear of main
building Grounds, 300xl05 feet, well
laid out. Vacant on l4th August Lot
adjoining 300Xl05 feet may be purchased
on reasonable terms,
K. |. LILLE,
1863 If With TheO, H. Davies Il Co.
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BY AUTHORITY.
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution.
AN ACT

TO AMEND ARTICLES As, Sc, SO, 90
AND 63 OF THE CONSTITUTION
AND TO ADD New ARTICLE TO
THE CONSTITUTION TO BE CALLED
ARTICLE SO.
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SUNBURN relieved at once by Gu
cumber Tonic. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Agents. 2-tf
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To Whom 1t May Concern f!

I BEG leave to state that have
i done the Veterinary work
for the WOODLAND Dairy q Stock
Go. since January. 1883. Dur
ing that time the most stringent
efforts have been made to keep
the Dairy stock in perfect
health When a diseased ami
NAL is discovered segregation
or destruction is Immediately
resorted to.
A. r. ROWAT, V. S.
Honolulu, n. | Oct. 5, 1891.
24O 2W
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-02
sr. Director de La CORRESPONDS CIA.
Madrid, ls de JUNO de 1891

Tn hecho sVerdaderamente iDhumaDO ha
causadO inmensa sensacion on Madvid, Y ante
ese hechu So han e3lipsado todos los ,demaS
asuutus desde la discussion del proyectO del
Banco, haSta el asesinatO del cufado del Minis
tro dc la Gobernaeion; desde la pT0fGsAci6ss
de la estatua del teniente Ruiz, hasta eI juice
oral de la causa del matute.
Hoy DO sc haba en Madrid sino del n9Grtj
rio de Ia nina J@ti0's0, de la Duquesa do
Castro Z riquez.
70, 81 mi deber de crOnista, tengo que
dejarme arrastrar por la corriente, abando
nando los demas asuntos-que en- verdad tie
nen POGO de interesantes-paso 4 ocuparme
del hecho en- question. ....-~. -~.--4.-.e
Hace seis das fu6 encontrada por una pa
rsia de Orden pdblco, una nina de nuevs amos
dc edad, Ia cual Sc lallaba rodeada de gente
On 81 callei0n de la Gale de TudescOs. La in
feliz crlatnra inspiraba profnnda lastIma 4
cuantos Ia miraban. Tenia las orejas desgarra-
daS, la cabeza ena de cicatEices muy recien-
tes, vpsCa unos miserables harapos, peda,
con lagr mas en los ojos, que Ia llevasen donde
aguD cula para cOntaIl6 10 que 10 pasaba Los
gudrdlas cIeyer mas cOnyenente lSvarla &
la delegation dei dlstriJo ,larle parte al Juez
Este hizO que la recnn0ciel an los m6dicOS fOs
Tenses, uuienes certlhcarOn "que la nina pre-
sentaba on Ia cabeza, vientre, piernas espal-
das CIENTO CUARENTA UNA Commissioners, heri-
das rasgunos, unas causadas, al parecer, con
tiieras otras con martillo muchae con palO.v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-02

70, 3 de cuyo proeeso ha saIido nal parade 81
.prestigio del Principe de Gales, contra qnien la
prensa inglesa publica diariamonte artfculos
furiosos, pidiendole frme un aeta On la que
declare no volver q jugar en- "a vida.
f Iambien es Iluy comentado 9! proceso que
actualmente SO ha incOado en- Francia con me-
two de Ia aperture del canal de Panama, NADIA
menos que contra un hombros 0om0 Fernando
de Lesseps que tantos servicios ha preStado
Francia ? la civilization. Hoy LesSeps, an
ciano pobrO, esta expuesto & ir & la Carcel.
Este proceso nos hacO suponer ST habremos
retrocedido los tiempos de Crist6ba Colon
basta 20 de processes, pues esta reVista
va tomando el sabor dc un capftulo de las no.
velas de Emilio Gaboriau. 80
MaTiaMo Abril.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-02

Anoche tuvimos el gusto dc recibir la Vi
sta de nuestrO antique amigo el Sr. don Ar
mando Badrena, jefe de la acr0ditada casa dc
COmercio de A. Badrena y Co. establecida en-
Mayagiez. r..s.-...... ... <..s.,z ~...+
Deseamos al apreeiable amigo buena es-
tancia en- la Capital. .:..
Retreta mafana por la banda del Battalion
Cazadores de Colon: - @.-*
l: PasodoblO GEL Marino" Valero.-2e Re-
treta militar, Bovira-30 Duo de Tiple Y Te-
nor opera "Marta" Flotow.-4O Miserere 10 &C.
to de la opera "Trovador" Verdi.-5e Yals $50
bre las Olas" Rozas.-60 Danza "Celina y Ma
ria" Calleio -~
Hemos tenido mucho guBto en- recibir Ia
vista del apreciable VecinO dc Coamo, nuestro
amigo don Tomas Escalera que SO eneuentra
de paso en- esta Capital, y Quien saludamos
afectuoSamente. So:
Del Balance de Gbril, practicable por Ia
Junta de Obras de Puerto extratamos los si-
guienteS datos: ..-...-. 49,.
Existencia on flu de Marco. :. $757sl ~
Ingresos reintegros en- Abril. 1O.sO5 SO
$s6.es7 Is
GastOs de Abril ....,...... 15.443 81
Existencia On 1: de Mayo. =. $7I. 1873 -
II
de obras en- el citado Abril, fueron 1929 IL.
..... - 49, .... .......
En- Ia Biblioteca pd6lica Municipal dc ssta
Ciudad ha Ocurrido 81 sigulente movimiento
durante el 2: trimestre del ano On curse: LeO-
torres ca dichO periodic 3,9O3. Idem On igual
tempo del a1o anterior: 1927. Aumento On
favor de este trimestre: ITO lectores. Exis-
tencia de Voldmenes fin dc Mario dltimo
$3.50. VoldmenOs entrados por .donativo On
81 trimestre, 9. Existencia actual de volume.
nes en- dicha Biblioteca 6.602.
Ell 81 de Mayo Ia Casa de Benefcenbia ts-
mia el siguiente personal. -
Empleados 46. -Acojidos 14s. -Acojidas
130.-LOcos 71.-Idem sugetos la autori-
dad 8.-Locas 70.-Acojidas adultas 5,-To.
tai 47s. ..<... ....-.s
no. preoio. d. las oGS ioOalidad.. dol teatrO
anunoiados por el Sr. Dulachs, reprOsentantO
do la CpmpaTla de don Pauline DelgadO, son
estos: Grill6S Il = 2o piso, sin entradass 81.
Palcos bajos sin ensradas, 81. Ilem altos, id.
id. So. Luneta y entrada $1-25 centavOs. De.
Ianteros de tertulia con entrada 40 centavos.
Entrada general, so centaVos. Idem de Parai-
SO, 25 centaVoS. 5. s--~~ses1.z
ErBanco EspahoGi De E esta Capital, tepia
e 5 del corriente los siguientes valores en- GAIA:
En- metalico moneda corriente.. $378.4 Al
En- idem moneda nacional. .... 311.279 Sc
r ..- $6s9.734 81
En- obligaciones 100 dias. ..... 374.619 73
En- or6ditOs parantizados a.& 440s05A 63
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$6s9.7s4 81
374.6l9.7 70
44O.254. 63
104.950 OF
s1.eOO.67s.94

Sc venden los dos grandes OspejoS que
fueron de los Marqueses de Ia Esperanza que
dltimamente adornaban los salones del Circulo
Alfonso XIII" Para informes dirijirse la
casa n1mero 70 de Ia calle de la FortaIeza 8 en-
la Marina almacen de los Sros. Latimer y Fer
nandez. Al
|. Don jose Virgil Sc ha encontradO hoy On
el cafe de Ia Palma, un paquete contenisndO
an numero de billetes de la Loteria de Puerto
Rico de ia que Sc jugara pr6ximamente. FL
que sea su dueno pUedc paaar s justihcar Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-02
REVlSTA EUROPEA
SUMARIO
Rico, Enero 80 de 1891,

SUMARIO
III martiriO de una nina Interpolation de Rome
10 RobIedO.-El prOyecto del Banco ,-Causa
del Observation-Disclosures del BGcG-
rFGt,-PrOceso contra Lesseps.
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Pasada la prlmera eforvescencia SO ha
operado en- la opinion pdblica, sobre todo en-
la parte sensata, un sentimiento de compa-
sion 90 favor de la procesada, 40 que ha con-
tTibuido una parte de la prensa con sus exage-
raciones, que las ha habido muy gordas.
Algunos hechos falsos publicados en- le-
tras dc molde, y que al principle hablaban
muy POGO 6n favor de la Duquesa han sido
luegO rectifcados, sumandoseles, como es ma
tural. en- su abouo.
So diio, por ejemplo, que Ia nina Juliana
nacio en- Madrid fu6 enviada a una nodriza
de Guipuzcua, Ia que mensualmente 50 re-
militia una cantidad para que atendi9se su
Guido, pefo que habiendo cosado algdn item
po despu6s 81 envio de dicha cantidad, Ia mo-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-02

Como usted We, amigo Director, ell asunto
del HsGFtifiO de la nina me OcuLa t0do el espa-
clio de que puedo displner, dejando para otra
OCCASION las noticias de indole distinta, en- 10
cual no perderan mucho los lectores, .pues nj
en- 10 polftico nj On 10 social ocurre novedad al.
guna.
El proyecto de ley autorizado al Banco de
Espana para ampliar hasta 1,50O millones la
emission de sus billetes concsdiendole pr6rro-
gasde privilegio, ha sido por fin, Votado en- ell
Congreso, Y el luneS proximo empezara On ell
Senado su discussion.
Ell juicio oral de la c6lebre causa del ma
tute seguida contra Pepe eE HNeVcrO otrOs
aun continda celebrandose sin que 81 Jurado
haya tenido tempo de dictar su veredicto.
No hace dos meses fu6 aseSinadO en- Lilo.
por motivos dc elecciones, un sobrino del ex-
Ministro don Venancio Gonzalez, ahora acaba
de ser asesinado en- Malaga, por igual motive,
vi cuTado del Sr. Silvela, actual Ministro de la
Gobernaci0n. De laInentarse es que estas iris
tes luchas del saciquismo hayan yenido q SUI
ceder on Espala la guerra civil entire carlis.
taS v liberaleS.B
Enlas demas naciones europeas Ia tran.
.quilidad continta solo ha CladO que hablar eli
'c6lebre proceso del BGcGTrat que Sc ACADIA do
fallar On Londres condonando 81 Coronel fulIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

Horse formerly lieutenant of the Indian police aJ
Rosebud Agency, passed through this town with
q considerable following. When asked if he was
not afraid to meet the warning element of his
tribe he replied NO, we are all hostilei now.'
yellow Horse was supposed to be friendly.
Swift Bear and his band, formerly Of the same
agency, also declared for war. Both chiefs are
supposed to be bearing for the hostile camp near
Pine Ridge
Advices from Nebraska border towns indicate
more quiet feeling since the arrival of the State
militia Some settlers return to their farms dur
ing the day, though those in isolated districts still
remain in town. Bodies Of troops patrol the
country roundabout.
Chicago, Jan. s.--A dispatch from Pine Ridge
Agency s. d., says Medical Inspector Bache
reports twenty-five wounded Indians and fifteen
soldiers in the hospital. General Colby OF the
Nebraska State Militia has eighteen companies
protecting the towns of Valentine, Cody, Gordon,
Rrshyille, Hay Springs, Chadron, Crawford and
Harrison, extending 80 miles along the western
border of the Pine Ridge and Rosebud agencies.
The companies comprise LOO men. Buffalo
Bill is assistant to General Colby, and arrived at
the agency to-day TO confer with General Miles.
Colonel Baker, of Omaha, and Major Comegys, OF
Cheyenne, are mere to pay the troops in the field.
1t will require S66,0OO Colonel Shatter, who
has been on sick leave, has returned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
ORDERED orr THE LAKE FRONT.

Chicago, Jan. 5.-Cllcaso VIII officially "cyict" The
Intruder, the Lake Front on February 80 unless
they yacato the premise, bcfrc that time To-day
Mayor Crcgicr notified 10 the chief officers Of the
Illinois Central. Baltmorc and ohio and Michigan
Central roads, the American Express Company and the
EA position Company. that they must remove their
,pcctivc budngs. TRACK, and other membranes from
the cys property the Lake Front within sixty day,
from December 20 the date of the vlcatng ordinance
passed by the Council No cIcctmcnt proceedings
will be II the companies ignore tho order
aid Corporation Counsel Hutchinson. The city VIII
Just send force OF men down there and clean the
iltg off
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FIRE ~ 4 pENyXrLrANLA NLNE

Ashland, Penn. Jan. ~ fire broke ont I'm the
Big Mine Run Gm banks few month, ago. and the
officials. fearing that it would penetrate into the mines
turned Il large stream Of water II. II is now feared
that their effort, were unavailng. aS to-day. while
gang Of worhmen were running stream into n mine
breach which had been filed with rock and was cx-
posed bv the washing away Of the Culm from the
face steam arose. and shortly followed by flame
which appeared two feet above the surface This In
dicaios that fire is raging IN the working, and the
officials have become alarmed - two large c0lllercS
The Big Mine lln and Bast cOllrricS, IN dancer.
Braiticc work viii HoW De- put up 10 prevent # pos
,iblc, the spreading Of the fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
THE SCOTCH STRIKE STILL on.
MEN WHO RETURNED TO WORK ASSAULTED D

MEN WHO REIuKNF.D 10 NNlth ASSNb Ed by
THE STRIKEES-NO SIGNS or PEACE.
GLASGOW Jan. 6.--The officials Of he Caledonian
Railroad in manifesto issued this morning. promised
10 consider the grievances OF the strikers who would
promptly resume work In reply 10 this promise a
number Of cngnedrverS and frcmen returned 10 work
during the afternoon. This action created u small
riot the sc-callod dcscrers' from the ranks Of IN"
strikers being hootcd and pcltcd with stone, 10y ho>
of the strikers who determined not 10 surrender. The
railroad officials called upon the police 10 protect tho
men who had gone back to work. The police then
charged the strikers and arrested six OF the ring
leaders. The captured striker, werc taken to a
poce station in the vicinity of the disturbance. fol
lowed by mob Of bowling men, women and Children
The directors Of the North British Railway Com
pany have announced that their efforts 10 effect an
arrangement with the men strike have proved
fuites> The announcement has increased the feeling
of bitterness prevailing among the strikers. who ap
pear 10 be more determined than ever 10 hold ont until
they have fOrcsd the companies 10 c0nccde their d.
mands.
The directors Of the several railroads have repeat
announced that the strike was practically over, tat
upon all the lines had been resumed. In and about
his neghborhood there Still about 5000 men ont
on rhe. and. In spite Of the statements made ny
the companies representatives. the freight tramc 4
not being improved. on the other hand the striker
are continually receiving financial and moral support
from the various trade unions throughout Grca'
Britain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

ANTI GERMAN DEMONSTRATION IN TOULOUSE
Toulouse. Jan. ga man named Lind. who formerly
served as an officer in a Bayarian regiment Of the
line and who now is attached u the German army
reserve. had until yesterday Gour,hnc grocery
store in tbs city. His employees in the store had
been all Frenchmen, but last night he engaged
German assistant. This action 50 cnragcd the French
grocery clerks that they left the store, vowns
vengeance They went among the groccryInan's
neighbors and hOty abused him for employing a
German assistant mob soon assembled in front
OF the grocery store. IIO)tng and yelling we're in
dulged in vigorously, varied by cries Of bas les
Prussens!" Finally. Just a, stones were beginning
u fl ,hckly strong force of police officers ap-
peared upon the scene and charged the mob. The
Germans grocery trade. of course. Is ruined and he
is preparing 10 sell out and leave town.