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Knights of Pythias.

o'ieer City Lodge, No. 10, Knights of Pythias,
met at Castle hail. room L. Frye block, Monday
evening. The following officers were elected:
MI r. I, Edison, chancellor commander: Mr..
r. w. Peabody, viee-chancellor; Mr. w. r.
Chalk, prelate. Mr.. c. W. Snyder, master-at-
arms; Mr.. ii. Smith and Mr.. A. D. Hart, trus-
tees On the first Monday in July other officers
VIII be appointed. The degree of first rank was
conferred on one candidate and the degree of
second rank upon two candidates
Seattle Lodge. No. 81, nj their regular meeting
elected the following officers to serve during the
term: Mr.. J. ]. Knot. past chancellor: MFR.
Thomas Price, chancellor commander; DIR. ]
W. Corson, vice chancellor; Mr.. Albert Valen.
tine, preiate; Mr.. A. F. Schumpf, keeper of rec
ords and seal: Mr. c. NJ. Bassler, master al. arms
A warm reception was accorded Past Grand
Master NJ ID. Smith, OF Spokane.
Independent Order of Good Temnyars
Seattle Lodge, No. 6, l. o. C. T.. helds its reg,,-
lar meeting at their hall, corner OF West and
battery streets last Monday evening. after
which the following programme was rendered:
Remarks Mr. f;eorsa L f,o.,o.;I
Reading. ..... Mr. Sbafar
Instrumental music, mandolin and snitar
...,.......,.....M Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Mariner
Instrumental music, xylophone and guitar
..........-... Mr.. Smith and Mr. Mariner
He@uihe ...'-t-.-...-.. Mr.. Shaffer
Monitor Lodge, No. 81, l. O. q. t. held their
regular meeting last Tuesday evening AT Fraes,s
hall Five new members were initiated .ra
delegates were elected for the District odga
surprise ice cream supper was given nv the
ladies, and everybody had good time.
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Mrs. Chat a. RHsssR, who is favorabiy known
throughout the Northwest says:

81 To be had of all druggists, or send to srxw.
DRUG Co, Seattle, Wash.
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DEoPLE's SAVINGS BANK-
With authority to increase 10 ri, 900 .0oel
Occidental block Front street. Yesler avsnuo ana
James street. seattle, Wash.
Incorporated December 10, 1889.
oYEIcERs-noARD OF TRUSTEES.
1AILHn1 ...ssss.tss.s.s. te5Iau8e
JACOB FURTH ................... Vice President
ARTHUR A. DENNY. Second Vice PresIdsns
JAS r. HAYDEN. Manager, Cash er and sec'y
PRANK l. BLoDGETT... :. Assistant Cashier
l. ScHWABACHER, JOHN LEAkf,
WM e BAILEY, JOHN COLLINS.
OTTO RANKE.
Interest allowed per annum. Six per cent on
term deposits, 4 per cent on ordinary deposisa
DIVIDENDS declared last days Of May md No
vember.
Loans on real estate security.
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sons Of veterans.

The s. v. Rifles held their regular drill at the
Armory on Wednesday evening.
Thomas camp meets at G. A. r. hall tomorrow
evening.
The social which was to have been given to-
morrow evening by the Ladies' Aid Society, has
been indefinitely postponed on account of the
death OF Sergeant Calvin Kempi
The Ladies' Aid Society meets at G. A. r. hall
tomorrow night
About fifty Sons OF Veterans were in the Deco
ration day parade.
After the memorial exercises yesterday, about
200 members OF the Sons OF Veterans, G. A. r.
and Women's Relief Corps paid their respects to
the dead body OF Sergeant Kempf
new camp will soon be mustered at Port
Angeles with eleven members.
Lieutenant 0rla George inspected Snohomish
camp on Thursday evening.
Colonel E. w. Young goes to Slaughter on
Official business this week.
Colonel Young has received an application
for camp at La Conner.
camp was mustered at Vancouver on May
d by Captain Grit King.
detail. from Thomas Camp acted as firing
squad at the memorial exercises yesterday.
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pacific COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows.
For san Francisco via Fort Townsend and Vic
tora: At b p m. passengers received on board AZ
5 n mi June =, z, IL. Ia -. ~.
For Alaska June ?, Z, II, - and July ., 9, II,
From San Francisco for victoria and Puget
Sound ports: At Q a m. June Z. q. IL, 10. - 90
Tickets may be obtained at the Office of the COM
pany. at Ocean dock, Seattle.
f5OODAIs. PERKINS a CO.,
General Agents, san Francisco.
IL MCCLELLAN. superintendent. seattle
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THE STEAMER CLARA BROWN
VIII leave Hatfeld's wharf wednesday
morning and sunday afternoon,
atSp. m, for
TACOMA, OLYMPIA. SHELTON AND
WAY PORTS
For further particulars inquireof
J. 4. HATFIELD, Aesut
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The following were recently elected officers of
Court No. 526 OF the independent Order of For
esters: Mr.. w. H. Finck, chief ranger; DIR. Z.
Griswold. vice ranger: Mr.. G. U. Faulkner,
financial secretary; Mr.. J. A. Bucknall. record
Ing secretary. Mr.. #. A. Brown, treas
urer. Dr. shannon, physician; Mr.. C. Il.
Fasting, senior woodward; Mr.. III.
T. Mosher, junior woodward: Mr.. J.
Mcleod, senior beadle; Mr.. W. L. Jansen, junior
hcadle; Mr.. ". s. Upper, past chief ranger; Mr..
II. S. Void AMI Mr.. d. McRae, trustees: Mr.. J.
G. Newsome anu Mr.. J. w. Upper, finance COM
mittee Mr.. James Stevens, G. ID. s. c. r.
Court Enterprise, No. 1852, held its regular
meeting Thursday evening, May %, in the
Hinckley block. Four new members were mi.
tiated.
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DACIFIC STATES SAVINGS, LOAN AND
i BUILDING COMPANY.
SEATTLE, axS Francisco PORTLAND,
Washington. California Oregon
ASSETS, s32e0O0.O0.
JNo r. WISE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS President
w. H. BUSCH -. Vice President and Gen. Manager
" NJ EAhpf SECRETARY
WELLS FARGO a Co.'S RANK ............T reasur
GALA. TITLE INs TRUST Co Trustee
A. ID. HART. Assistant Manager. 221 Seattle blck,
A. d. ScRo6SY, special Agent, seattle, Wash.
The largest and most successful institution OF
the kind on the coast. Series Sc special deposit
stock offers the best legitimate plan of savings and
All payments made Mt the rate of soc per share per
month FULL AMOUNT paid in stock series
'C,n withdrawabe at any time after sixty days.
notice. Interest paid to investors OF six month";
standing and loans made on first mortgage at per
cent Correspondence solicited.
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q. w f GRIFFITH. (penvsr). ...... rrssidens
W. r BALLARD.-............-. VICE rtss.1s ~
FRED NAkDE. +S&5aAsI
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Sight exchange and teiegraphic transfers on Hev
York, Chicago, Sc. Paul, San Francisco. Port
land, and various points In WAah-
tngton, Oregon and British
Columbia
where I'm Europe.
Collections made st ali points on fAvorable sermG
Bonds stocks and other vaiuables received IN a.
post for safe keeping.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28

Tho Evolutionary sentiment that
lerNadcs Brazil, struck the captab
Rlo Janieph, the niomining of thr Sid,
inst. and assumed Cpdemo mm Ia
tlnie TO muovuhto the cntiw popUlo-
zion befON noon, Ia fonAva, "ro-
signed in the atlcrnuou Ia favor ,t
the vicc president rCtNotto, who, the
dispatches state, is forming q new g'N'
crnnWnt, The M,uouncr0eut ot the
lvsignation OF Nnscca was wcciN,d
with enthusiastic vhcrs hy thoSe wEo
Merc his most devoted followers few
hours hclolV, but u few weeks age
lonscN plVNguNl the brazilian
congNss, but the dispatches state that
with his tall, the pgu,s aW gotug
back.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28
'9tood River Glacier.
HOOD RIVER olG NOV ", 1891,

Minneapolis having cApowd the
republican national convention, has
raised the hopes OF san Francisco for
puttlng that of the demoeu'ts The
only objection to san Francisco ls u
irliltnp one, aud that IL that the mom'
ing papers of the east would not le
Nblo 10 yet the dispatches IN time, and
the evening papers would thus have a
SCOOP It's time the rcd be NooS-
hisod, aud the fact that the evening
papers ulsh grtu boom should not de
ter our democratic lrieuds nOm giving
ssan Fnuvlscn Il chance, She has b2t.
ler hotel Recommendations, better mcll,.
u,s for holding the convention than
Minneapolis, aud Ia fact thUn amy of
tnu cltirs of The United states with the
exception Of New York and Chicago,
BOss BucElcy is at rrcscnt IN Canada
henee the convention would be safe
i,um theft
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28

\ general summary of the financial
condition OF Morrow county shows an
inlehtcdness of Sls,WSl To- IL an 0v.
liuquent taxes wcN collected tins
amount would be W,lUced Sll,21HSt,
This speakS we'll Tor as new Il county as
Morrow, Long Cuvck kug'o
Yes mdvcd It is a good thing, Rut a
few yoalS ago, MonNnw was scUt OF
nom WOscO county, and ONm that
time has always had a lower tax r,to
than Was,O. Its debt is how in roUud
numbers Sl&OAl, while that OF WaSv1
is nearly SSi.UtA This lsa very good
ohiCct lesson.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28

The chamber Of commerce oC Port
Mnd Is an energetic bujy aud WouId
spnnd money like water In the inter
vst ot Portland tt the state at large
Wuuld mrulsh IT, II dettdcd To assist
raul MuhG in building hDs m,hoad
aruund Cehlo-Oalivs lapds on the
Washington side, hy giving nm $780,
900, hut the mgwtcut country folks ot
the state refused to put up the coin,
and the chamber ut ,ummvrvo hat TO
10 hack on rs pledges, N,ucc thtu
this same chamber OF eummclvc has
Nu,rd S9l.OJl tor the worlds fair cNhto,t
aud now has agents out over thc state
trying to colltc, the votM When this
Appropriately named NcsScI of CONF
mvvc digs up some of the money it
proposes to speud, 1t viii be time
onaJyh Cor as Outsiders to contribute;
until then he who gives illustrates tn,
truth ot the adago about n fool and his
money soon parted
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28

thnU "Our home markets are olwn to
American competition only The IN
lrpurv Is that u outside compellton
Wpv allowed, the price ot mnute.
tuned ARTICLES would he cnmuccL cuu
spVuvwly the manufacturer WOULD ty
ab,c topay his employees botict wages
etc, and 50 the G0.tao ia loucs tht
democratic idea ia an effort 20 make a
protective ugumcnL We suggest t.
our contemporaries orpolluvd wocllNt.
nc, to ho crr,an OF the CONCLUSIONS be-
luugtug toEjNcu pNmls,s, IL is the
iuglc ~, u S,g, huSuvG
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28

Tho committee 60 whom is delegated
the matter OF loNamNg the s,pvtS 0t
leortland made l,vvcS>ArN by the coU-
solidattOp, NNnmSNVd their @bovs
Wednesday, We SOglyst that while
the ehang,S are bcluS nade lAat not
only the name Of tar strS,S be play~tl
upon the lamps bat the number ot the
adjacent hoase be added This would
pr,vc of grslt voaNVrieNce to strangers,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28
Land Locator.

Every hA}v wants land i'm Hood
River Nallsy. I have some very d.
sjgable traces ofNAod land 0u iay ls>J
Glv homes .Ca,{S and t}uaeggtt
claims, with u3p0s0E water on
them. vau }o>0ue SoveC2 >,otkMeu
aiyaNtagcoU>N, ~ noy fail % ~
nae al A,sn3 River Eal5s er a}3yvsS nse
at EoAI River, N&>,t County, OrtEog,
W. Ra>~ WGNAN>
Locator.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28

EiwaM Roeert l}ulwcr l.ytoU, died
at Paris, France, Tuesday the y inst,
lie WAS man et high literary atUaia-
mentS, and under the non lie plume ot
"Owen MewdithN gave TO the world
that charming poem l-Ncile, by far the
hest of his numerous psetjtal Writings,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28

Since writing ,hcUNvNe the Oregon
jWl has dvNo,vd - vo,umU ol It's NalHa'
ole space To giving Wc proceedings ot
a u,cuug caUod 10 ",urIUvr the prop
o>itiou tor the representation ct Oregon
at the Worlds ColunblautNhibluon IN
Chicago In l>lS,n We have rcad the
columns cavtNlN but only 70 bc nlort
strongly convinced that tae puScedNg
article is currvct The mcctms was at
,eud 10y portaud's heavy capitalists,
", :, Ladd, C. n, Oudd, Elijah Cor
bett, IA, W. Scott, Van he lAsOmutt
Drank nekUm 8ud Geseus of others,
Who could put up the entire amount
and never miss IL, bat they d,du' paS>
that way They appointed a commit
ltce to solicit subscriptions In the city,
/ Not one Of them put up CENT They
simply sat on the chamber Of cola'
mc,co and lMS>e,, institutions
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28

Govenor Hovey oG l0diaNa, djci at
Indianapolis Monday, Nov, 2Sd, The
remains hay in state at the capitol
building Tuesday, ana "Wednesday
were removed t. Mount Vernon,
wRoe the Nlncral took pl&cc Thursday,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28

AZ the meeting Of the rpu6'ican
national central committee held al
Washington Monday Minneapolis
was selected as the place tor ho,dGS
the next national convention, CiUci-
nnAti, was second choice with a Vote
OF Is, Minneapolis winning by vote
of "
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28

General Sjgliu, has rrSjgued the
otic, ol Brigyd,cr General ct the one-
yon militia, aud ot course there ac
many appucmts or his abandoned
shoulder straps Among those men-
toned tog Tie position We notice The
name ot Charly> T., Morgan, late Cob
Of the Third Reg.myNL OrSau Min,
tia, The doughty Col, oWuS nae
dog, and weighs lS0 pounds lie may
pos>>SS some other qualifications sog
the ottce, but II he due> they have g.
capped oUr compUbcnslve grasp. The
Col also halls irom the sunny South,
tho hand OF the magnolia ami the or
angc, OF chivalry aud cotton, blue gr.SS
Whisky a0d blt.olod hog>os, the Iaud
as Wattpu it;!'wherv every pvuSpcvt
pycy>>s aud only man is vjlc,'
For amy enc puNaaS.ag ten dollars
worth 81 tOrUitUr1 ot Glg, 4 VIII ,svs,Veg
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28

Csuse so nsr na,e. 49, z2rh- ISL
3 a1 SnS we5re rWa-vez--6 Ian
b-Sa8e5 il oa S hln oEpsr wsA
ts.s4, rzay c,sar1SS ana -2se ann sway.
N1a- NsHsEaN
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28

For any o}e pUraas.aE ten dollars
worth IS tUrUitUrS ot Glt, / VIII deliver
The same al lauOrg tlve ot caaAG
y r., RARtNRsSS.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28

JovN w. Irvl>, Register.
, 1891-12-31
FRESH STATE NEWS.


/. Senator Squire is in New York with his
family.
One hundred divorces have been granted
IN Tacoma this year.
". y. Parker, marshal of Fairhayen, is
$4,000 short in his accounts.
Sheriff Woolery, ofSeattIe, has gone to
Walla Walla with some prisoners.
Twenty-one carloads Of wheat and forty
OF wheat arrived in Tacoma yesterday.
Chief Lillis, Of the Tacoma fire depart
ment, has arrived home from California.
The steamers Premier and Sehome col
llded AZ Seattle harbor The damage was
not serious.
Martin Moran, proprietor of the Mil
Waukee restaurant, has skipped from Ia
coma, leaving many mourning creditors.
Trouble is brewing again among the
farmers along the banks Of the White and
Stuck rivers, owing to the diyerting of the
waters ofone into the other.
The Northwestern Amateur Press Asso-
citation, just adjourned in Tacoma, elected
the Y 10 following officers: President, w. Bit
A. Schoenfeld, of Seattle; secretarv. Chas.
y. Lloyd, Of Los Angeles; treasurer, Geo.
Z; Hopkins, Of Olympia; official editor
charles W. Gaus, of Tacoma.
a dispatch frotn Washington City SAYS:
Mrs. Senator Allen received an invitation
from President Harrison to assist at She
presidents at the White House on New
Years day. After the reception at the
White House Mrs. Allen will receive &C
her residence, No. 10 B street. N. E., from
10 pm. She will be assisted BY her
naloother, Mrs. Bateman; her daughters, the
Misses Allen, Mrs. DR.. Charles StowelI
and Miss Cornwall
, 1891-12-31
WAR In MEXICO
GENERAL GARCIA KILLED BY MEM
BERS OF HIS COMMAND.

The Whole Crowd Gone over to the
Revolutionists. Al Precious lot
scoundreIs Serving as Mexican
Soldiers. Movements of Troops.
MONTEREY, Mexico, Dec. 31.-News was
received here late last night that General
Lorenzo Garcia, in command of the troops
in the field in the northern part of Mexico.
with headquarters at Meir, was murdered
by his command, and the entire force.
numbering several hundred men under his
immediate command, have gone over to
the revolutionists, crossing over into Texas
IN body at point between Roma and
Carrizo. The private soldiers III the Mexl-
can Army are nearly all convicted erimi-
nsls, who, instead Of being given a term in
prison, are sentenced to serve a term with
the military. They are desperate charac-
tets and nearly all secret sympathisers
with revolutionary movements.
General Garcia was one Of tile most
prominent and efficient officers in the
Mexican Army and his death at the pres
ent time is-a serious blow to the govern
ment Governor Refs has been in constant
telegraph communication with President
Diaz all day, but the nature of the dis
patcnes are not known. Governor Refs, of
the state of Nuevo Leon, and the military
authorities here are much disturbed over
the situation Of the frontier. The move-
ment of the troops through here from the
lower part of the republic during the past
i've days has been great and the transpor-
tatlon and facilities Of the Mexican railroad
have been sufficient to accommodate the
heavy demand made upon itby the govern
ment. The garrison here has rushed all
its ayailabl troops to Nuevo Laredo from
which point they have been distributed
along the right bank Of the Rio Grande.
, 1891-12-31
Tac0ma's Harb0r Lines.

The IS. circuit court has issued re-
straining order enJoining the harbor line
commission from proceeding further with
the location Of Tacoma's harbor lines
along the Northern Pacifics main line
from Fifteenth street to the Tacoma mill.
The railroad company claims right-of-
way 200 feet on either side of the main
track, by virtue of an act Of congress, and
for this reason, also claims to be the up
land owners. The company alleges that
the harbor line commission is interfering
with its upland rights, by establishing
lines within the right-of-way. The COM
mission is ordered to show cause, on Feb.
, 1891-12-31

The following officers we're elected last
night by Court Capita. No. !7e47, A. o. N. Of
A.: Paul Christensen, P. c. r.; Thomas
II. Phipps, C- r.; j. w. Sylvester, S. @ Il. /;
B. B. Smith, financial secretary; Charles,
recording secretary; w. w. Bettman,
treasurer; w. A. Tunander, s. W.; Fred
w. arnold, j. W.; 0. L. Lindland, S. q. (;
Fred Winkelman, J. b.; A. Boesel, trustee /;
Hugh Ross, druggist; g. S. Armstrong,
physician. p
, 1891-12-31

Kansas CRY, Dec. s1.-A Topeka, Kan.
sas special says the most sanguine appli-
cant for senatorial honors this morning is
Ex-Congressman Perkins, but Major Nor
rill seems to be in the lead The last can.
didate to be presented is William Buchan,
OF Kansas City, Kansas. The governor
witl give no information except that he
will make the appointment this week.
, 1891-12-31
Nervous Prostration.

drunkenness, fits, opium habit. ST.. vitus
dance, hysteria, headache. hot flashes,
nervous dyspepsia, confusion, are cured by
Dir. Miles Neryine, Trial bottles and iine
books free at Acme drug store. Marr Il Ross
proprietors, or by mail 10 cents DR.. Miles
Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
, 1891-12-31
shooting at llle momse NJ cnmma,s

LONDON. Dec. 31.-A man named Borlas,
graduate Of Oxford University was
arrested today while amusing himself by
bombarding the house ofcommons with q
revolver. In court Borlas declared be was
contempt for the hoase of commons. ne
decided that shooting at theshouse would
be the proper course to show contempt.
The prisoner was remanded for a further
hearing. 1t is the opinion that the man is
mentally unbalonced
, 1891-12-31

It is well known that the Black Hills,
only five miles distant, contain iron ores
in abundance dis well as limestone, and
bog iron ores have been found in the imme-
diate vicinity, but no effort has yet been
made to develop these resources, or even
to thoroughly prospect them and and as
certain their extent and value.
Enough is known, however, to warrant
the conviction that they are, great in both,
must be at no distant day, they will add
, 1891-12-31
Teachers, Association.

FAIRHAvEN, Dec. 31.-The second annual
session Of the State Teachers ASSOCIATION
opened with addresses BY Superintendent
Bryan and Others. Among the important
papers read was Que by Miss Janet Moore,
Of Olympia, Professor Barge. Of Tie state
normal school. A state certificate has been
granted TO Miss Garry Hull, and Others.
The exhibitions Of school work from Olym-
pia, attract much attention.
, 1891-12-31

The good farming, fruit, and garden land
tributary to Olympia is very extensive
and productive Of hops, hay, vegetables,
apples, pears, plums, prunes, cherries, and
all small fruits Of remarkably fine quality
in wonderful profusion.
Owing to the expense and labor Of clear
ing the forests, only small part Of the
land has yet been brought under cultiva-
ton; but more and more is being redue ]
every year, and from the way the country
is being cleared, before many years thou
sands of farms will market vast quantities
of these in the stores and warehouses
Of Olympia.
, 1891-12-31

Olympia is also the nearest point to the
extensive Skookum Chuck coal fields, o e
vein Of which out-crops at Tenino. i e
average distance Of these coal measu y
from the city is from twenty to twenty-five
miles
The Olympia 4 Chehalls Valley railroad,
by extending its line from five to ten miles
south from Tenino, would tap these Goals,
and an immense quantity Of fine timber as
well. This railroad has already built coal
bunkers at Olympia, and doubtless will ex-
tend its line to this new business in due
time.
, 1891-12-31

NEw YoRg, Dec. 81. The morning papers
say the republicans Of New York are hold
ing consultations relative to the recent con-
tested rlection result in this state. One
paper says; There was meeting Of the
Those present were Senator Hiscock. ex-
Seniors Platt and Warner Miller, Collector
Hendricks, Chauncey M. Depew, chair
man Of the republican state committee
Brookiield Bliss snd Jos. Choate as coun-
sell inst what will be done none Of the
gentlemen present would say but all are
means will be exhausted before q surrenz
der is made. The general opinion Is that
the republican senators will refuse to ioin
IN the organization of the senate until the
democrats are prepared to act fairly.
, 1891-12-31
II
TELEGlsAPHIC TALES.

The United States cruiser Boston has an
rived at Iquique.
Samuel Adjai Crowther, bishop of Niger
territory, is dead in London.
The Prudential Insurance company, of
Boston, has decided to wind up its affairs.
James Gordon Bennett. Of the New YORK
Herald, is guest of Prince Bismarck in
Germany.
Jonas Pinkley, Of Norwalk, Ohio, a we'll
known inventor, died from lung fever
caused by grippes
The American Society of Church History
has decided to place at the Worlds Fair d
suitable exhibit Of its work.
Fifty nihilistss suspected of being CON
nected with conspiracy formed i'm Mos
COW, are on trial in Warsaw citadel. Among
the prisoners are four women.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-21
FOR SALE or LEASE

nsa a y ESIDENCE on Lunalilo
AsR IL street presently occupied
EH by Mr.. j. A. Kennedy, con-
tanning double parlOrs, four bedrooms,
dining-room, bathroom, large dining
room, kitchen and pantry; servants S
room, stabling, etc., on rear of main
building. Grounds, 30Oxl05 feet, well
laid out. Vacant on l4th August Lot
adjoining 300xl05 feet may be purchastd d
on reasonable terms,
r. |. LILLE,
l68 If With TheO. Ii. Davies It Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-21
NOTICE.

" UEN CHONG of Punaluu. Hawaii,
1 having made an assignment to me
for the benefit of his creditors, all per-
sons having claims against him are re-
quested to present the same within 30
days from this date. All persons owing
said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment to me at Honolulu, or to
j. G. Seatle, Deputy Sheriff, kau, Ha-
waii. l.. b. KERR.
Honolulu, Aug. ID, 1891. 1870 I'm