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A SETBACK FOR CLEVELAND.
The Republican Victory In Rhode Island
Bad for the Prophet

WASHINGTON CITY, April s-tSpecisI I-Tha
Cleveland Democrats in this city are in an air of
gloom today. The more the Democratic nolitf
clans study the outcome OF the Rhode Island
election. the more il becomes evident tn them
that the setback received by the party i'm that
little state was personal stab 20 ex. Pres .e,,,
Cleveland. This is accounted for fror, me f.rt
that Cleveland took 8 personal interest in a..
Rhode Island campaign. aud was the on r-asi-
Dental candidate Of the party that did Neiths,
German, Palmer nor Boies entered the en,,,,-
versy and the probabilities are ths, non. ~
them were invited 10 take part
On account of Cleveland's connection with
TIE warm political dght IN lille Rhode Island
IL is believed that the loss sustained nv the
Democrats in that state was more On account -
Cleveland than on the part % the candidates II,
the reld or for the party issues in us;iopsI
politics. As tAe situation stands today. n -
probable that Cleveland has los, vrea. .eal Of
ground IN his race for the Presidential uouioa.
ton, aud ,hern SIN is lighting chance Tor
sone o. the other competitors in the field
against him. The situation. 50 far a. the Demo
ogatic pAzty is concerned, is in more o! muadls
this tine than i has been az any time during
the past six moaths. I; looks today ike a free
nsa' Tor the presidential prize AZ chicago.
North Carolina Republicans Split.
RALEIGH. y. e, April s-rwo factions sp-
resrcd 10 the convention OF the sixth district.
~ buckingham yesterday. one vas headed ey
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balance of s5,ll7. The report of the quorum OF
seventy showed that there had been sixty-two
baptisms during the year. The report also
stated that the resignation of p. II. Boyer, of
Kalamazoo, Mich, had been accepted. Reports
from various branches throughout the country
were received. Chicago reported that they had
been greatly disturbed during the year by inter-
nal discussions, and they asked for a minister
who would refrain from mud singing. The re-
port was referred to the quorum OF seventy. Ad-
journed till tomorrow
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Good Result OF Immigration Laws.

NEW YORK, April s.-Several passenger
steamer companies in the city today announced
that they were obliged for their own protection
TO raise immigrant passenger rates IS per head
in order to Offset the many new and what they
deem unnecessary payments which they are
compelled TO make under the present rigorous
immigration laws
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Suppression of Spanish Dynamiters.

MADRID, April s.-The minister of justice has
stated to the provincial authorities that all TO-
mentors OF disturbances and sill persons advo-
eating anti-social principles in any manner
must be treated with the greatest severity,
Possessors of bombs or other explosives con-
victed of an intention to use them will be pun
ished with penal servitude for life. The au-
thorities were ordered to break up all socialist
meetings,
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1T is THE BEST
DR.. Grayson's Opinion

"Ijust write line to state that as an alias.
consider Hoods sarsaparina the bes, !,
market, fulfilling all that is claimed for I, =
ornmend it to my patients and use IL in nv
family. Every person that have recornr.,
it TO. and they are many. speak in the ~.
terms of its beneficial effects. I could ~ -
sary, procure quite number of certihcats. ,
persons who are using it" w.K. GRAYsox "
Florence, Texas.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April s.-The Republicans
of the Second Tennessee district held con-
vention today The delegates to Minneapolis
were instructed for Harrison, and Mr.. Houk re-
nominated for congress without opposition.
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by the president from among citizens not hold
ing Office seven by the president of the Senate
from among the senators, and seven by the
speaker of the House from among the repre-
sentatives; the appointments to be divided as
equally as possible between the political parties.
The secretary OF state and director of the mint
are to be additional delegates. The president is
authorized to request foreign governments to
send representatives, who shall be entitled to
but one vote, however. The secretary of state
shall preside until permanent organization is
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QUAY Elected a National De,epst,.

ROCHESTER,, Pa, April Sin the Beaver
county primaries yesterday, Senator Quay was
nominated delegate to the national conven-
ton, and Thomas w. Phillips for congress,
both being unopposed.
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The o,ford-Cambridge Boa, R.o..

LONDON, April s.-The Oxford-Cambridee
Loaf race takes place tomorrow a, noon. Bet.
ing Isl slightly in Csmbridges favor. but the
crews are believed to be we'll matched
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COLUMBUS, o.. April s.-The crop bulletin Of
the state board of agriculture just issued, esti-
mates the wheat crop of this year at 100000
bushels, an increase over last years crop Of
6,00o0oo bushels. The barley yield is estimated
at rs per cent. of last years crop; rye, 76 per
cent; corn, So per cent and fruit "a per cent
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Indiana for Cleveland.

INDIANAPOLIS. April Sit is stated here that
the Gray and Cleveland factions have finally
reached a compromise. Cleveland's supporters
are said to consent that Gray shall have the In
diana delegations votes for few ballots. The
delegates will then go to Cleveland and stay
with him VI til the battle Ia ended.
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Prominent Toledo Citizen Shot,

TOLEDO, o., April Samuel Clark, aged 90,
was fatally shot last night by George Lsithart.
lawsuit between these men. both of whom
stand high in the community, is popularity sup
posed to be the cause
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viennese Anarchists Resort to Fire.

VIENNA, April S-The alarm occasioned by
the frequency OF incendiary fires continues.
Five have occurred within a week. 1t is limited
that the fires are the work of anarchists, who
have decided to use fire instead of dynamite.
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TACOMA. April ESPECIAL. THE Democrats
will contest the election of Huson for mayor
and Boggs for treasurer under chapter 6, Sec
tions 427 to 443, OF the Hill code. Papers In the
case will be filed Immediately after the canvass
ing board declares the result. The principal
grounds for the contest are alleged counting in
some instances and throwing out in Others of
illegally prepared ballots
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CLEARINGHOUSE RErURSs

NEW YORK, April s.-Bradstreet publishes the
following reports of clearing houses for the week
ending on the evening OF Thursday, April ?.
showing the percentage of increase or decrease
IS compared with the same period in 1sqI.
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sr. Louis. April S-FuFther inquiry into the
Charley Ross case at Benton, No, show, that
the resemblance between Charley Ross and this
supposed Charley is marvellous. Philade!phi
advices are to the effect that MI Ross W III NOT
pursue the clue, but friends will do so for him
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The Sipsie-Wife Mormon..

INDEPENDENCE, No, April s.-The interna.
;ional conference of the recognized Church of
the Latter Day saints was continued TODAY.
Bishop Kelly reported on the finances of the
church, the report showing total receipts of
S7@li7, and disbursements OF So 900, leaving a
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Pennsylvapia for Cleveland.

LANCASTER, Pa, April s.-The Democratic
convention here selected William B. Given and
John A. Coyle delegates to the Chicago conven-
ton, and nominated John A. Malone for con-
gress Instructions for Cleveland were given
the delegates.
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Purify the Blood

and as general tonic to give strength and sham
the appetite. He says: 1T is the best anti.
larla remedy that / know Of" Certainly the \
dial Endorsement Of so prominent a man shcj
convince you that Hoods sarsaparilla Is wor]
your confidence. Mr.. Charles +. DrexeL a vi
known former resident OF Baltimore, Nd. n
deputy city treasurer Of Omaha, Neh, writes q
Hoods Sarsaparilla has effected
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TYphus in Detroit.

DETROIT, April s.-A case of typhus, or ship
fever, was discovered here today. The victim
was the 9-year-old son of Polish family. The
house is being guarded to prevent the disease
from sn-eading
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Supreme Justice Bradley's Successor.
LANCASTER, Pa, April SIT can be stated on
high authority that President Harrison has
practically decided to nominate ]. Hay Brown,
OF this city, for a seat in the supreme court.
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Nasty, Running Sore

The poor little fellow was indeed pitiabls to ID
at Physicians gave him only Temporary rel
He almost lost the sight of one eye, !
the best oculists In Baltimore failed to benefit hi
Finally Mrs. Drexel insisted upon trying Hoo
sarsaparilla, and before he had taken half q bod
he looked like another child. The humor entir.
disappeared and his eyesight was fully !
stored. In fact. says Mr.. Drexel, "he Ia I
healthiest of our three children, and we feel Il
too much praise cannot be given Hoods ssrsa;
rilla-"
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and are 1
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California Baseball.

SAN FRANCISCO. April s.-San Jose :, San
Francisco I.
Los ANGELES, April s-oakland IS, Los An
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OI TIOVIuVHCt t. l.
Widely known as proprietor of Derry's Water
proof arness Oil, tells of his terrible sufIerings
from Eczema and his wonderful cure by Hoods
Sarsaparilla
Gentlemen: Fifteen years ago had an attack
of infiammatory rheumatism, which was followed
hv
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Exchanges. Inc. Dec.
A Pension for Mrs. Davis

NEW ORLEANS, April s.--The grand reunion of
confederate veterans opened today under ausri-
clous circumstances. The convention wss called
to order BY General Behan. OF Louisiana and
iellcitous addresses OF welcome were made
On suspension OF the rules IL WAS
agreed that It was the sense of the can
vent'on that the late Confederate states shsu
grant snail pensions each to Mrs. Jefferson
paws, widow of the p:esideat of said Copfedar.
ate states, and the convention earnestly recon-.
inen1s TO the Legislature OF the Ccnfeter,t.
s,h'ss thAt they vote her an annual pension of
life "a Hef
General Gordon presided at the rscsption At
'he french opera house this afternoon. All the
surviving Confederate generals and Others oceu-
p.el seats on the platform. Governor Nichols.
oi Louisiana. delivered an address of welcome
ana ) " Daniel, of Virginia, responded. dis
elsalns The causes OF the war He closed with
an appeal for a memorial temple al Richmond
MS Davis aad daughter were present
Fourteen persons, crew aud passengar. re-.
crowned BY the sinking ot ,ha s,sa,,o- ~.
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa
Cures

and who was greatly benefited by Hoods sarsapa-
rilla wrote to her to learn additional facts, and
received answer fully confirming the printed
testimonial 1 then commenced to take Hoods
Sarsaparilla myself, and when had taken two
bottles found that my neck had been reduced in
size two inches. 1 was anxious to know the
effect of the medicine that used tape measure
every day. In few weeks found the swelling
very much reduced and could breathe with
perfect ease, which had not done for years.
continued with Hoods SarsapariIla and am now
permanent thy cured Of goitre." MRS JENNIE
BIGELow.
Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly and
efficiently the liver and bowels: cure headache.
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OLYMPIA, April s.-[Specisll-The Farmers
Alliance is extending its organization in this
county, one of its leading workers being ex-
Governor Newell, who is delivering addresses
to the local alliances.
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WASHINGTON CITY, April SIN the House to-
day McCreary introduced for Springer a bill to
authorize the holding of an international none
tary conference at Chicago in August, 1898 OF
the United States delegates seven will be chosen
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Phenomenal Cure

in the case Of his son, who. when two year, n
became afflicted with malignant eczema.
first developed In his right eye, and the dischyI
from the same caused the whole face on that ii,
to break out in
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Salt Rheum

breaking out on my right leg. The humor spread
all over my legs, back and arms a foul mass of
sores, swollen AMI itching terribly. causing in
tense pain If the skin was broken by scratching,
and discharging constantly. II is impossible to
describe my ID years Of agony and torture.
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Swellings in the Neck
Or Goitre, Permanently Cured

One of the most stubborn forms Of scrofula Is
that of goitre which is not only very distressing
Disagreement of the face and neck, but causes
Great anxiety. because 1t Is liable to develop into
the painful and sickening running sore. Hoods
Sa&saparilla has been
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Wonderfully Successful

In cases ofths kind. Acting promptly upon the
blood, it eliminates all impur,y and the swelling,
thus deprived of Its cause and support, soon dis
appears Read this:
"To C. L Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.
ar suffered terribly with swellings in my neck,
or goitre. and spent enormous amount of
money for medicines but to no purpose. became
completely discouraged. I read about Mrs. Anna.
Sutherland OF Kalamazoo, Mich. who had goitre,
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Sealing Fleets Catch s.7ss skin..

VICTORIA, B. c., April ESPECIAL 1.-THE
catches OF sealing schooners, as nearly as can
be ascertained up to date, are as follows:
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The Eagle as a Symbol.

The history of that bird as
symbol of the Roman empire and of
other powers claiming succession to
the same is here pretty fully stated.
In Europe there are still the eagles
of Austria, Russia and Germany, be-
sides Others pertaining to minor
principalities.
An able writer remarks that Sowing
to the restoration of the western
empire during the rule of the Byzan-
tine Caesars the world has never
since the time of Augustus been
without one or two Emperors of the
| Romans"
The present Austrian Emperor,
though holding scarcely a province
of Adrian, is the direct successor of
Charlemagne, who was crowned in
Rome Emperor of the Romans, the
sixty-ninth from Augustus.
The Gar of Russia bears the
double-headed eagle which was as
sumed by the Grand Duke Ivan Bias
ilovitz, who in 1472 married Sophia,
the daughter of Thomas Paleologus
and niece of the last Emperor of
ByZantium, Const antine XIV.
The German Emperor reigns over
some Roman provinces and bears a
double headed eagle with the crown
of Charlemagne.
The single-headed eagle assumed
with imperial title by the first Napo-
leon Bonaparte sets forth the union
of the whole Roman empire as the
traditional aim of his family.
All this strikingly harmonizes with
the admitted fact of the continu-
ance to the present time, though in
divided state, of the Roman En-
pire, and suggests thoughts as to
what may be the ultimate meaning
of the words, Wheresoever the
body is thither will the eagles be
gather toget her" y Westminster Re.
uieW.
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FOR SALE.

> HORSE POWER UPRIGHT BAXTER
= Engine and Boiler, in good working
order, For particulars or terms apply 10 the
BULLETIN OFFICE,
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if the question for or against a lot
terry was put to manhood suffrage
by ballot in the United States the
verdict would be an overwhelming
one in its favor. America has far
more dangerous swindles in exist
ence to-day than lotteries wit,
stock gambling both in San Fran
cisco and New York, and certainly
think these are more far-reaching in
their dangerous results them it is
possible for lottery to be. There
is no force to compel man to burn
his fingers twice with lottery tickets,
but let him be induced to buy a
hundred shares of stock and then
comes a little assessment which he
must pay and so ON dd jnfnitum.
Your correspondent also seems to
have private understanding with
the Commissioners of the Worlds
Fair, when he informs us that they
would cancel their engagements to
give us room because the Hawaiian
exhibit would be nest of leprosy.
Surely, Mr.. Editor, this is assump-
ton with a vengeance. He also begs
the question by talking about the
Treaty. Why, bless me, the Su-
premc Court of the United States
has declared that treaties are not
worth the paper they are written on
the moment its Legislature says so.
Lastly, as to opinions III, America,
| am convinced Americans have too
much good sense either to curse us
for passing the bill or bless us for
not passing it. The Government OF
the United States is not such bug.
bear as some "Hawaiian' Americans
, would have us believe.
| may be thick-skulled, but must
say | fail to see wherein morality
figures in this question. Legislation
NEVER YET PREVENTED ANY EVIL and
take the ground that it is best to try
! and control it, and in this opinion
/ am certain | shall be upheld by tn,
, majority. For that reason with pro
;. per guarantees that the condition,
shall be abided by, let us have tn,
lottery. q. r.
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That Lottery Swindle.

EDITOR Bulletin
Goodness gracious, what a kick
and for the lands sake what about?
"Knaves and thieves" "scoundrel
lottery gang" "vile combination Of
outlaw sharpers," "blacklegs and
convicts," "hated abomination" and
a hundred more strong adjectives
joined together to express the one
sided opinions Of class and all
about that poor lottery bill.
| suppose if there were no saloons
here, and some enterprising indivi-
dual who believed in taking little
wine" for his ''stomach's sake" were
to desire to start one, all the above
epithets would be heaped ON his
head by this selfsame class. Who
in the world ever gave the Adyer-
tiser and its coterie the monopoly
to keep other peoples consciences?
To my mind the whole arguments
adduced by the class who are so up
in arms against the evil of lotteries
are an insult to the pure and unde-
filed religion of Christ. 1t is Just as
though they said "the principles we
have tried to inculcate in the church
and at the home are of no avail
against the evil without" / am of
different opinion. | believe that
the principles of Christ and His
teachings are match for all evil.
One of your correspondents seems
to claim for himself the right to in
terpret American politics. He is
decidedly smarter than / can posi-
bly, give him credit for, for if there
is a thing on earth whose ways
are past finding out it is Am
erican politics, and would not
mind yenturing the opinion that
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Take Good Care of the Children.

If you have children you will be
interested in the experience of Mr.
John Cook, of Pilot, Vermillion Co.,
Ill. He says: 1.-TWO years ago two
of my family, a young man and a
girl, had very severe and dangerous
attacks of bloody hux. The doctor
here was unable, after a weeks time,
to check or relieve either case. |
threw the doctor overheard and be-
gan using Chamberlain's Collie, Cho-
lera and Diarrhna Remedy. I'm,
provement was seen very soon and
my children arose in a few days
from what | feared would be Their
deathbed. 1t is grand, good medi,
cine" For sale by all dealers. Ben,
son, Smith Il Co., Agents.
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FINE CANDIES !.

OF THE
Elite Ice Cream Parlors,
Wish conform the Public of Homo
lulu and all residents of the other
Islands that they have secured the
services of Mr.. Charles LudwigSen
an expert Candy Maker of long ex-
perience, and who is particularly
familiar with the tastes of all lovers
of sweets.
Having recently made great i'm
provements and added new machin-
cry to our extensive Candy Factory,
we are now better able than ever
before to supply the public with
High Grade CONNECTIONS of Unsur-
passed Quality and Strictly Pure
and Wholesome Material. Our
motto will always be
"NoT now CHEAP, BUT HOW GOOD"
can we make the Candies.
Yours, anxious to please.
HART n co.
ELITE Ice CREAM PARLoRs
AND CANDY FACTORY.
4S7-m
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For Sale.
FOR SALE

A FULL SET OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ niture as it stands. The Lease of
the Premises No. l42 Fort street, is also
offered for disposal. Further particulars
ON application to
MRS. PEDLER,
lbS-ti On the premises.
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Hessrs. King Bros. are sho~i"9 a .fae
line Of BdmboO and other style Pdrior
EaseiS, wan BrackctS, ond II'iudow
CorniceS, at Prices 10 meet the times.
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Old Rags Wanted.

Clean white rags, suitable for band
ages, are wanted for use at the Bishop
Home and the Boys Home, Leper
Settlement, Molokai. Ring up 2Sl
Mutual telephone, and they will be
sent for; or leave the same at the
office of the Board Of Health, or at
j. 7. Warehouses;, Queen street.
When goa want Portrait Eniarged
cal on King Bros, get their Price list,
and see Sampies. They can't be beatl
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LOST

IN HONOLULU, SUPPOSED ON THE
i Water Front, a Gold Stud, for the re-
turn of which a reward of $3.50 will be
paid. Return to this office. 5l3-3t
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So REWARD

EOR THE RETURN OF AN AMBER
II Cigarette Holder, lost on the Waikiki
road, toward the Park, ON Tuesday last.
5O5-lws j. w. MCGUIRE.