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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-03

WASHINGTON. April %. - Senator
Teller is on the eve of introducing q
resolution in the senate asking for an
investigation into the methods adopted
by mint officials in buying silver bullion
for the government. 1t has come to
partial light that certain bull
lion dealers in New York are IA
vored by the officials and silver u
bought of them at advanced figures,
and that last month a neat little sum,
some $4,000 in fact, was paid these
people more than was necessary, and
that the mint officials presumably were
in the divide, which is supposed to
have privately followed this stroke Of
business.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-03
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
That Body strikes Out the House Provis0
in the Army budget.

in the Army budget.
WASHINGTON, April 2s.-After ron.
tine business the army appropriation
bill was taken up, the question being
on striking out the house provis0
which prohibits payment for transpor.
tation of troops and supplies of the
army over any of the unbonded lines
owned, controlled or operated by the
Union Pacific railway Including the
lines of the Oregon Short line and Utah
Northern railway or by the Southern
Pacific railway over lines embraced in
its Pacific system. After a long speech
by Senator Morgan the house proviso
was struck out-yeas 20, nays 20.
Mr.. Morgan was the only Democrat
who voted with the majority and
Messrs. PETER and Pettigrew the only
Republicans who voted with TIE mi.
nority.
The bill was then passed and the
senate adjourned.
Proceedings in the House.
WASHINGTON, April as.-The opening
hour of the house session was an I'M
usually dull one. Various measures
WcEc pTcScHteu ioE dCtlci IHtN WcEO
all of real Importance but after the
time had been consumed in the reading
of the bills and reports. objections 70
their passage were INTERCEPTED
BY unanimous consent the Walker
expunging resolution still blocking the
way Of the regular order. the house
went into committee of the whole (Mr.
Oates in the chair on the diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill.
Mr.. Hit of Illinois. mOved-an amend
ment having for its effect the separar
ton of the missions of Columbia and
Ecuador, which the pending bill con-
solidates in one mission.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr. Hit then offered an amendment
to restore to $500 the salary of the
minister to Venezuela, the committee
having cut it to 5000.
No quorum voting on the amend.
ment- the committee rose and the
house adjourned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-03
CONVENTION NOTES,

Sedalia's "Lamm" was too much
for "Mimouri's Pride"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-03

The following resolution was Of.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-03

1t was now some time after the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

STATE Ilqa9r Commissioner Gilmore vss
1t the State House yesterday.
riss committee nov examining the State
,,ssrurers accounts sxpec! "a compls e
their sork today.
Hoe. Jo,i.h II D'gmnori u Portland
"a. At tbs secretary Of states oiil % yss,e'-
a,y On business r>istios 10 ehas sleg sam.
of the ni0u Mutual Life I6sursnee Co =,
securities.
Aisotnsy Gsnsra, LialsasA has teen
hare Ia consultation siih members # the
esuneil sszts3iba csrtaln law points, one
vbie,i isvolve. the seizure Ard Relating Of
the l'qao, 0: Connor Pi.nutios BY Carl
bon et'ieer.
Secretary McKeea Of The $ ate Board Of
Agriculture Is Masking arrangements for
The farmers Institute TO be held st the
room, Of the department Of agriculture.
February 18Th. AL the arrangements have
no. 70, been perfected, bat mreh Interest
|, being manifested and II Is believed that
the lns,ita,e will be very saeossfui. The
speakers hsrs no. beea aaally decided apoo,
bu. among the Interesting sabi scls shai are
to be dtcussd are The Corn Crop. How
Preserved ct Lssst + I 3cnse - "Grsia Pro-
iuc.ion. he Various Methods y Economic
PROTECTION Of Feed, Treatment o: Yong
Stock, "Compounding. Rstioas. Care
ard Treatment Of Milk. Profits Of The
Dairy :" "Brsiness Methods in Msrketir e.
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Al the 7. II. C rsans on Sursly G. 4
r u Esusi mans mss,Isz Al yoars
men are velezms.
AF.isr34' essysi. services -i.I be bed
o. Sunday At . o'esck T NJ pfsysr meet
iss WsanessIy evening ST. %.
Unssss.sn Chuses. Services Sun .sy
morning II tie hour Of 10 50. P.esehir 2
BY the Rev. William Henry Brausigsn.
Suadsy seh 20. .: lam.
"SeIm3n for the sinners, the saint. msy
stay II home, = BY Es-. j. z. LsIsrd, sur
dsy nornioz. Sunday school a. IL IS.
7. p. c. U. ., 6 r. NJ. All are welcome.
At the Free Baptist church Pieaehirs
At 10 30 A. M. b. Rev a 3 Lid! osGE-
diner sa1dsy school ss L. Young ve,,-
PIES meeting At 6, gospel service 1t
Seas sre free and Ail are cordially i.Yi,s!
s.iai Msfi's church, 5.a Sunday If sr
Epiphany. Morsiug prayer with sermon and
eslsbtasioo Of holy communion at 1890.
Sunday sehooi AZ go P. NJ. followed BY
sVsnsona .; 3 o'eick. Fail choral even.
sarg 81 7 o'cIsek.
Congregational caarch, 10 20 A. M
worship sad fsrmoa by the pastor. II IS
A. II Sunday scho1I. Gf'M NJ, YRS.
G y Gssting. Up. NJ, evening worship
sad adifes. By the pastor. Seats free.
Al are cordially invited
4; Green s,rfss Methodist 9ij mora
ias prsJss service 1880, Worship and ser
mon b. Rsy Rev. W +. IIolms. Of Halle =
val; IL o., Sunday school; 6. Epworih
Lsasrs rIh cal and conservation service /;
7, zospsl service. Hearty welc 1me to al.
Free si.tings.
At the First Bapiss church, morning
worship And sermon b. the pastor 4. 10 30
A. NJ. The ordnance Of the Lords supper
,t'i be ada Uttered in conr &c ion With this
ssrvice. Sucd,y school vi.h adult classes
st M Y. J.. S c. special service a;
6 Z. M, evsLing service. reports from the
elier nisi1n ftIds at p. NJ. C.rdisl
Invitation tx.enGed.
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G0yEgyOg AND GOCSCIL.


The G3veYncr ard Co1ceB .. their
messing Ttassssy svsrinx, sod ysssssds7
.ssis % sc,hiERof importance ssss rrusi.e
matters The hesr.5g on the Turner ps,-
a,a eass, which vss as.izsed for ysasr-
s.y sas eensinasd 81, Feb is.h, st4P.
n. fine tine to witch TIE csuaeii sd
j,zrnss. TIE matter rsis;irz to the Lev
issn naaar eo1sis vii come before
the eeaseH Fab 1913 At 10 4. NJ.
A pes;ton vas resolved for the appsins-
u.srt o. Moses N. Hodsaan ~ special con.
,,sbIs far Waldo county.
TIE aeulaasloa sf Gfn 3. y. Harris,
.u,s,in.sstsn. Of yasiic bDiltiogs, VS.
e,sftnsd .nt he sn lalifsd.
C3asallsr KEY Ard simpson were che
zen committee 10 Investigate the cxss Of
Psssek Bell. vho desires . pardon from
Tie Reform Sehoa!-
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We -E.', Mark! 9IV,
LINEN DEPT.

New lot of extra nice Table COW
erS | dozen Napkins 10 match, The
whole Sets at 2.75. $50 aud 400.
SO in. Turkey Red Damask at 35c,
per yd. Bleached Linen 90 in, at
AZ Lee. per yd. lots Of Fringed
Damask Towels slightly soiled %,
80 and SOC. per pair.
Former plice 80, so and zoe. per
pair.
10 yds. Twilled Crash for 40c. 10
yds. Checked Glass rowclings for
65c. Piles aud piles of Linen, Glass
Linen, Handkerchieis, Tidy Honey
Comb and Turkish Towels. You will
do we'll to examine this stock early
as the best Bargains will go first.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

MA + Gerald Of Fairfield wsi in the
city ys"eriay.
Dt. e. Tbsyer Of watergiile va, il
the city Fflly-
Nj. Henry Baker OF Gardiner ~, in the
city last evening".
Mr.. S. N. small Of West Gardiner ~ag
ia town yesterday.
VIM. II. a3oly. E'q Of Liberty. was
Ia the city Fdisy
Capt n + Blanchard il, one 81 the last
obliged to ) ,sIi TO 'h, grippe.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Il. II jackson Of Win
!h,op we're 10 the tl;y yesterday.
Dt. Bryant is ca; again after month 8
co, aasment 10 the house with Ia grippe.
Merton Dl7itot Amber. N, s., is in
the city making T. rcrciyai Gould long
visit
Mr Cbs, II Law ~ of 5 jney. me,
"agsr 4 The nate. was in tbs city yes.
tsr|sy
Dr. @. y. K We WAS again called to Oat
land J sterl.y by tie seti-ui il!Ee,s Of hi,
mother
Nj Gs9rGs T. fIe.ins was ia the city
Je,std.e tie IS still quits lame from his
sgs1 ,ies1e''.
CIV IJass, va srr,sl h5me from
Belfast jes,trl'y sn,r- he Eett 10 inspect
tie jsiI a, hast place.
Mrs Blsck On Chest n, street asd her
isugb er Helen are osth sick vi h sgiirpe'
NJ. Black ia 'enosily i'll.
NJ, II NJ Fisi,tei W, called to Exeter
ih, week By }iis illafss of her mother. who
s..'e,,ens vi h pneEmoni,.
Nj J X M,iliSsp, secrelUy OF the
0nsLt Naa;l Lite lnsursnce Co., o!
York. Me was a 4 Ci1y yesterd,y,
Mr. Ffalk II ksg snd wife OF Le1ug-
tor Mss ~,rb 10 the ely y, ster1sv a,
tending the iulersl % Charles Turner.
Judge obey :uac-si no Particular III
convenience from his urney from Au.
sufa and vss about the same yesterday IS
the day before.
Mr., Charles MtKsoxa, formerly of the
a'm Of Hayes & mckeovr, baker, ard
'ho h,, been West for the past iva years.
srivsd the city yesterday.
Rev ] Lsugdon q umsy o,North Sand
'es, y II , is visiting his u. er, Mrs. c.
B. Raflesh On Grove street Mr.. z ilmby
WI ccctpg the pulpi; Of The Congregation
Al church ., Grl Ter mex; Sunday.
l'soald sesn tia, tse days Of he one
cent ssishIng msthine are numbered A
very successful method for heatir them
has teen Invented, and IS likely to get into
cse'sl use before lerg A coz niercisl
nan e,ausht 10. these cent substitutes to
'his city Tire ether day and left several
aatfuls with ftisu1,. These mskeshifts
consist Of rsuad pieces OF iron, the same
sfa"s copper cert. snd tsve = circular
feie punched il he center. They cost
eoiy ~ cent? pcaad and ,heye are = good
macy Of them IN pouud. There must be
e'fHdsiso'e prt fl in manufacturing them
shN price md IA sny sEch u,s As they
ne attended fer, many reople would pre- fer
mem 10 the eoin even # they cos, a. much
sstuire money. The gentleman who
Saa htm sid tina. in the largo cities on
'pealns the weighing machines several
"ndial' would frequently be tturd in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

They slay muiiiudss when they are The rod. a
Of Heg tGt of irGiDient disca4c. a eli. ht' cod
a H. u tndig sion. bti.u-ut or cOnstIl alton
eac1 or aaV of those ''minor ailments" Nc Anoe Ia
~ ny rases with "leagac drztrO, ing -trid' =, o.
tive th- IN . ssif Early def at with HUstettt -
st0msch bitters and avsrt tn danger Aberne
thy ain Mastered an alarming rebuke to the NAV
VINO In CffnCd hin tbat he had "ooiy Il cold '
"Ouly GOLD" repeated the doctor. "wnat would
- havF--thv . agur'" rheumatism aud Ia grippe
are eAa t&tiBkai-h4bi' AZ The start VIII ihcu
al y them TO grs up Iul bead OF 7'enm Poi
On TIVE brakes with the Bitters lac eena
warm IA which his supefb medicine dildses
through ite syrtsnI. me J rNtu- Il gives TO the
ming eject upor thu uaryuds. socially recon-
mron u TO abe rufi Cd ed and -.ek Ii- the great
specific for malaria.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

As our Iep irtsr came along Ws.e, s:reel
las: hight, rhiyvrirg with the chill niGht
air, and araaiDg his ty.fcoAt tightly about
him, he though, "rox il the time for
coughs and co d. - Ia, IL ppor mortal, o1ly
knew What certain cure De-. Ball. t)ush
syrup is, how few would long soff.r, sul
then a costs oliy twenty-five cents 5 in-
dusky, fohioJ Register.
Farmers will fad tina. Salvation Oh is s
sure remedy for frosted feet. All dealers
keep IL. dltfo.rn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

All are entitled TO tbs best that thei,
money will bag, so every family should
have st once, a bottle of ths beat family
remedy, syrup Of FIgs, to clesnse the sys-
lem whsn costge or bilious. For sale in
50c ani $500 bottles By All leading drug
ststs. dec7a&vlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

There ars !h.ee hu"dft aud J. i =.
1sys In :he year. aud Is: about thSt mar,
diseases ard theic mod l.Ha'i3rsi tli Ct
Dung chIIoocl When sosby hiss simet
pure case Of coiic, they al acem 70 have
struck him az uucs, ia tbei- intensity; snd
then II 3 that the parents hearts yesrn fJi
a bouie VI Dr. Hands Cole Cure, --.hs
surs rc'es for til, form OF p, lnful iBdises-
lion. FIR sale b. Cass X Psr,rijgs,
August Geo. w. Doir. Waietvi!is, G. II
BFsan, MsljoTeil, Geo. f. Warren, Gar.
d.Ger. 5Sstlyfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

Nis good to be uns ,.ish and generous,
but don't carry thit tlo far. |. will not do
10 give yourself to be melted down for the
benefit Of the tailos trade you mus, know
where TO f,d yourself &C Gorge Elliot.
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B0VDIiCH. WEBSTER / CO

Doth the method ard results vic.
Syrap Of Figs Is taken; it Is pleasan.
and refreshing 20 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cicanscs the 3ys
tenn etiectually, dispcls colds, head
aches and fegers aaa cures habitual
constipation, Syrup Of Eigs is the
only remedy q its kind ever pro
duced pleasing 20 the taste and &C
ceptabls .c the stomach, prompt ii
is aetion and truly beneficial in its
efiee,s prepared GUY from The inoz.
healthy and agreeable substances. it,
many sfcelleut qualities commend it
u d a Ia q DADA . ID mos,
pop r. -s-s.4g s-o1l
sy :. TiEs ie Ia as@s So
brc :, aoi~'s = a. en- iIlg,
gus So .tti',s 1SVss,s. sho
ltw &c htrs Z y ri Ill pro
cues i r~-'.p+y r. aaY el,a VITO
wishes .c ~ ~ DC no. A.ept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG SKRUp CO.
sSs fs'sGlscO Cal.
.i'fbetaff sf gFW y0Rs ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

Uncie George Well. cheer up, IiAs,ie
you may get some old bah y,t U,t'ie-
A batch II get oHc shtl think n.
sri! lucky BOSOM TtanscGpt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

II yoEr clothing dealer
! gives you a garment
hat IS well made, good
style, and fit, keeps it
shape, price reasonable,
Won should continue to
trade with lin, he IS en-
titled TO your patronage.
Ifhe does not hill the above
requirements we would
ike to have you cali and
see our goods.
We make our ready
made" clothing. and
what is very important To
the purchasers is the fact
that il is not made 10 be
shipped away hundreds
Of miles to be sold to
some other dealers Gus
toners, but is made to be
worn by our customers,
persons who have deal!
with NJ for years and
know that our label guar
antees the work and lit
We desire to secure yonr
trade if we have not it al
ready. We know that in
some respects we can fur
nish you values that you
can find no where else,
Our interests are mutual.
We will be pleased to
show you our goods any
time that you will give Us
the opportunity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

Mc1ier chocolate a fashionable drink.
Have you TILED - Send possi for sample
ard drectb NJ, "Mef Ter, New York "
itn131Saslr
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For a Few
. a Y = /!

We shall offer these Goods
at the prices quoted
l. So in. Plaids, regular SOC.
goods, at SO LEE.
2, SO in. Checks in q good as
sortment of colD,s, at l5c.
8. Flannslettss, in dark styles,
regular 12 Lee. 60 DIS at 50.
4, 800 yards Plush in colors, Is
in. wide, Sl,25 quality, at
SOC.
5. Child's Heavy Wool Hose,
only l9c., our regular 25c,
quality.
6. Chenille Table Covers, from
Use. to $500.
z. Child's Cashmere Gloves,
now l9c,, formerly 25c,
s. Ladies Jersey Skirt', for
mer price, S5c., now SOC.
each.
8. Ladies All Linen Handker-
chiefs, loo. quality, now 4
for 25c.
10, China and Surah Silks, fine
line Of colors, now zoe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

l,,.a. -! ether, Joanson's Anodyue
ss,r,,. ,s Ter internal - much As f,r
feelf&vnyornfp,m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

More s0ua;eous run rivers when the ice
that locked theit h1x malts into their
waters. And when foe bs.0Tes reisGt tItit
kiua1Cs, swelled by tie thss -BuIwcI-
Lyiton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

ihe death Of Mrs, Ade!iue P!ummsr -ife
a''ha NJ Plummer occurred Thursday
.fa'nsH her home 90 Court street. Mrs.
'"'s'He'' age was SO years. . lie aIied
wa h0d and Christian deeds She was
uas 81 the eldest members of the Free
''pan church l., ,hi, city where the greater
P"s q her life h,d been spent. She was
'efY fshAtal m church work AMI vas
especially isterestsd ig nissi,us. She was
">eh Vi VI ssevere c,ld cnly few days
's' eass'e~ rapidly worse, her death Fl 1aliy
'"a'ias f;em paeaHouii. Her husband
"'Fs'- The fuasrsl ~ill be hsld from
,se aea'e OF Court street, Saud.y s,s ?.
ps' Kicker viii otReiase ovir g to the
h.k-es o. Or, Penney.
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IT,.
!. nes 'feas Tor L X. Smith store 10
- asd GsscseIl B.a,hsrs we're buty
- '! N kalsomiairs tie ceiling q d
l. AZ, Smiths store is to be up VII h
aaet ~hsn all ia enr,ris,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

Cops u s3nret not.es.- seEt ~ tie Jstt ~ Al
Tor pnbheatssn. issIst hereafter bear he sig-
nature u the psnson ,sndiag the same other
wise sneh Iot;ses y III no; BE- puhAshezs.
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H. Ills ,j.y-1An. Is, Harriet, VIII. Of lid. W.
r JEGksen, sgcd % ars Other papers siea-c
copy
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.Sf aloek uiL At the Cony high school
-'A'as AS Eight was attended BY large
:" sa'ha'a'sie ssiienoe. Those present
f,''ea R'essant evening. IS the trial
saced in mos. smusing situations.
~" and Homer the tso attorneys,
Ssa marked seili:y in eoa3acang their
"'Fe'sTs sdss o. the case. webs-er was
s'sa ladse aud made same excellent
he ~hole affair reflects much
WI On Tie c!,ver yoars unea who mar.
'1 and VAC made i, success. The
's'a.ste 10 disagreement BY the iary.
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=, u iss noss stjsYshle occasions Of
"aa year season vas the social dinee
- a 6'izd Army hall last evening
a eschsst,s furnished the music se ID
'sfe ah'as - etualss present to par
Ia Toe tsresichefssn delights. Re-
s ~s'e served in course Of the
fass g AZ was azder the man.
~'A of Miss May Dun and Miss
asasah Hsurss.sv
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-16
Tub LEGISLATURE.
FORTIErH DAY.
FRIDAY, July 10, 1892.
Afternoon rpssiO1.

The Committee re-convened at
lao O'Clock.
The following items of salary were
considered and passed as follows:
Deputy Sheriff, South Kona,
S144O.
Deputy Sheriff, Kau, S2040.
Deputy Sheriff, Puma, $500.
Noble Marsden moved that the
rest Of the item of Pay of Police for
Hawaii pass at $4,000
A discussion followed which COW
cred The pay of not only Police on
Hawaii, but more particularly Oahu,
and with special reference to Homo
lulu. There was an evident desire
TO avoid coming TO vote on the sub
iect, and at 4 II the Committee rose
aud the work accomplished was re-
ported back to the House and APP
proved.
Under suspension of the rules No.
BILE Neumann read for the first time
bill to amend the law relative to
the retailing of sprituous liquors.
At 4:l5 the Assembly adjourned.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-16

Mr.. j. T.. Blaze, an extensive real
estate dealer in Dcs Noines, Iowa,
narrowly escaped one Of the sevcrest
attacks Of pneumonia while in the
northern part of that state during a
recent blizzard, says the Saturday
ReUie,C, Mr.. Blaze had occasion TO
drive several miles during the storm
and was so thoroughly chilled that
he was unable TO get warm, and in
side If an hour after his return he
was threatened with severe case of
pneumonia or lung fever. Mr.. Blaize
sent To the nearest drug store and
g,d h0lde Of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy, of which he had often
hrmd. and tnuk number of large
doses. He says the effect was won
deriul and that in short time he
was breathing quite easily. He kept
on taking the medicine and the next
day was able to come to Des Moines.
Mr.. Blaze regards his cure as simply
wonderful. Fifty cent bottles for
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co., Agents.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-16
PASSEN GERS.

From Maui and Hawaii per stmr XII
nau, July l5-Capt Chas Nelson, Tom
May and wife, Miss Won Holt, w ii
Baird, ii Earlscliffe, John Waterhouse,
w II Rice, Jr, h Jaeger, w Brown, Jas
II Judd, Father LeonOr and servant, A
Kllnann, w ID Schmidt, w w Goodale.
Miss Winter, Rev o p Emerson, f Arm
strong, Bio Ignacio, Bro Charles, ID
Anderson, A Anderson. j Anderson, q
McCarty, 5 Taylor, wife and 2 children,
Mrs Il Hollinger and 3 children, Mrs W
Edmonds and child, A Cockburn, " ID
Alexander, u Paakiki, Koki, j Mcguire,
Mrs Kaninau and child, & Wight, MIS-
j III Mckenzie and child, II X Mossman.
Mrs III w Mist, q l. Wight, Hon r ID
Walbridge and wife, l. Won Tempsky,
Mrs IL G Ireadway, A ID Baldwin, E II
Hendry, Ii A Heen, wife and children,
and ST deck
From Molokai per stmr Mokolii, July
16-J f Brown, Mrs Morse and 10 deck
From Kauai per stmr Jas Makee, July
l6-Mls n bundley, Miss Lindsay, G
r Fairchild, John Brown, wife and
child and ID deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-16
POOR YEATES IS DEAD.

In yesterdays issue an account
was given of the barbarous treat
ment given to +. w. Yeates formerly
of Honolulu by the captain of
steamer sailing out of New York.
Mr.. Bruce Cartwright has given us
the New York World of June 27,
which contains an account of the
mans death. He was not allowed to
die, however, without further brutal
treatment. Early in the next morn
ing after being taken to Rich's hotel
from the dock, where he had been
dumped off the steamer and where
he remained from in the morning
until 3 in the afternoon, Yeates was
found to be dying. The hotel clerk
insisted ON the removal of Yeates TO
the city hospital, and while being
conveyed there in an ambulance he
died. DR.. j. ID. McGill gave it as
his opinion that if Ieates had been
allowed TO remain on the steamer he
would have lived to die at home, as
he had earnestly desired.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-16
STEALING SAMSHU.

Oscar Schussler was caught last
Wednesday breaking open case of
Chinese liquor and taking out bot
tie of samshu. The case had just
been landed from the British S. 5.
Palmas and Schussler was employ ed
as a dock laborer in discharging the
steamer. Customs officer Charles
Clark found the bottle in Schussler' S
pocket. He was arrested since then
and was tried in the Police Court
this morning. Schussler denied the
accusation and stated some natives
broke the case, got full on the liquor
and left bottle on thewharf. This of
course was believed-not, and Schus-
sler was found guilty of larceny in
the 4th degree and sentenced to inn
prisonment at hard labor for thirty
DAYS.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-16
SHIPPING NOTES.

The schooner Alice Cooke is lying at
the accustomed dock, the foot of Fort
street.
The steamer Australia will take up for
the Coast IL light consignment of sugar
this trip. She will leave on Wednesday.
The Danish bark Lott will be
moved out into the stream next week to
await IA charter.
Trips to ports on Hamakua and Kauai
win be divided between the steamers JAS
Makee and Pele.
The American bark Matilda which ar
rived yesterday, has not commenced
discharging yet, but probably will ON
Monday.
The barkentine 5 n Castle has been
locked at the old Custom House wharf,
where she commenced discharging her
deck load this morning.
The steamers Kinau and Claudine of
Wilder's line and Mikahala of the
Is Co.'S line will leave on their re-
spectiye routes on Tuesday.
Work on the cabin of the schooner Lii
lin not being finished and arrangements
for ballast not being complete, her Sail
ing has been postponed until Monday.