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Caught ON n Trcstic.

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio, Dec. 1.-Early
this morning some 20 people were return
ing from party. Thinking that no moro
ears were running, started to walk across
the high tresilc over which the electric
cars ran. When in the middle of the
trcstle IL was discovered that car was
coming down toward them OIL n steep
grade. The motermcn could not control
the car. Most of the pedestrians jumped
10 the ground below. sustaining more or
less severe injuries. and Mrs. NJ. j. Harsha
was struck by the car and killed.
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Tho Lehlrh strike.

PHrLADELPHI,, Dec. 1.-Chief Clark IN
an interview to-day said the strikers were
still undismayed, and expected 10 win tho
fight. "They may give out whatever re-
port they will, VIC have uncontroveriibie
facts that 20 men employed by the com
pany in aud near Wilkcsbarre have joined
our ranks. Six trains fully equipped werc
ready 10 leave CoNton last night when all
the men quit their posts and are now
with u.s.
WILkEsBARIE, Pa, Dec. 1.-Twcnty-
four men quit the service of the Lehigli
road tonight. Tho strikers will hold n
mass meeting Sunday afternoon.
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Dec. I.-One
hundred deputy sherifis are OH duty at
Perth Amboy armed with revolvcrs and
clubs TO resist acts Of lawlcssness by tho
strikers,
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FAILURE OF HIDE MEN.
A Big New York Concern Goes Down
Pulling = Boston Firm with II

A Big New York Concern Goes Down
Pulling = Boston Firm with II
NEW York. Dec. Tho business OF
Abe Stein d Co., importers of goat skins,
hides, etc.. has been placed in tho hands
OF q receiver. The house is the largest in
its line In the United States and probably
in the world, doing q business OF s., 100000
yearly. II is said that the receivership was
precipitated by the unexpected suspension
OF the London house of Jacob Stein d Co.,
through which the New York firm did busi-
ness. Abe Stein, the senior partner who
is now in London, cabied information olso
that drafts FOR large amounts had gone to
protest. Tho Liabilities are placed at
81 900. 900 with large assets. The firm had
branches in many foreign countries. and
the effect OF the failure IL is expected will
be far reaching. Davis Vile was APP
pointed receiver for the firm to-day.
BosToN, Dec. Tho leather firm of
Edmonds q Barrett wont under to-day as
a result Of an attempt TO carry Abo Stein
4 Co.'S New York paper. Both
members of the firm were special part
ners in the Stein concern. They had put
$4,000 In the business. When the panic
came, Stein 4 Co. were caught with n big
supply of goat skins on hand which they
could not get rid Of at any price and were
forced to borrow largely. They easily OBJ
tanned the endorsement of Edmonds d
Barrett to the firms paper and all along
maintained that the firm was strong
enough to outlast any panic. II is not
known what was the extent of the Boston
firm was on Stein & Co.'S paper, but 1t is
a very large amount and il is believed tho
liabilities will reach close to S5O0,O00.
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Chinese Via Mexico.

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. l.-Frank G. Pinson,
from Del Rio, brought information hero
that large number of Chinese have been
coming into the United States from
Mexico at a point few miles below Del
Rio during the past 10 days. II is be-
lieved that there are several hundred
Chinese in an emigration movement that
was made up from Southern Mexico,
where they wcro thrown out of employ
ment on railroads and coffee plantations.
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SAN FRkNcisco. Dec. i.-SiN furlongs-
Georgetown won; Crawford, second; val-
paraiso. third. Time. 1 10. One mile
Greenback won; April. second; Blizzard,
third. Time, l :ist.. One mile-Zampost
won; Tigrcss, second; Steadfast, third.
Time, la7. Five furlongs Bordeaux
won; Banjo, second; Johnny Payne.
third. Time, l:oba. Five furlongs-
Harry Lewis won; Raphael, second; De-
braccy. third. Time. :uSt..
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A Goyerumeut suy,

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The PaH Mau Ga=ctto
says that Patrick Reed, tho man murdered
in Dublin recently, was n government spy
and testified in behalf of Timothy Kelly
in the trial of the Phoenix park conspira-
tors. The Gd-cttc adds that since that
time Reed has been an inforIner. that con-
nection has been clearly proved between
Reed and the recent explosions in Dublin.
and startling disclosures may be expected
at any moment.
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No Money for a blaine Monument.

AUGUSTA. Me-, Dec. i.-Thc movement
started last spring TO raise money for
monument to be erected 10 tho memory
of James G.. Blaine has proved lamen;a-
BILE failure. The treasurer of the Blaine
Memorial association reports that but
Sis has been paid in.
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Lottery Fiends Sentenced.

CHIcAGo. Dec. l.-Presidcnt Mcdonald
of the Guarantee Investment company.
was to-day sentenced by Judge Grosscup
to II months in the county Jail and n
81 90 fine. Stevenson. vice president aud
treasurer. and Swearingon, the secretary.
werc fined 500 each OH a charge of using
the mails for lottery purposes.
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u.xo,ut,,,,.,, Giving \, I'm.

DENVER, Dec. l.-Maior Chaiicc has re-
ccivcd letter from United States oi'-
Ger at Palornas. Mexico, stating that the
rcyolutionists near there arc disbanding
and returning to their homes. American
troops are still guarding the custom house
nj palomas.
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ANOTHER JUROR FIRED.
Tho Cronin Case Getting Sensational Mt
an Early stage.


an Early stage.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The Coughlin case
furnished fresh sensation this morning
when the attorney for Coughlin presented
aftidavits showing that Juror Fred Crchm
swore falsely in his examination for ad-
mission to the jury when he said he was
in Toledo during tho timc of the Cronn
murder. Tho afiidavits showed that ho
was in Chicago and attended the Cronin
funeral. Tho attorney asked that he be
discharged. This Immediately following
tho dismissal of two jurors at tho request
Of the prosecution for having secured
places on the jury in Coughlin's interest.
leaves the case in q condition almost un.
preccdented.
Judge Tuthll took the request under
adviscmcnt. The prosecution claim that
IL is an attempt 10 effect the dismissal OF
two jurors.
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Sovereign Duly In.taIied.

Pnlt,DELrfIIN, Dec. L. James Sovereign
was installed general master workman of
the knights of Labor to-day and imme-
diately assumed the duties OF his Office.
Nearly all tho work on hand for the
executive board was brought 10 close
this afternoon. The board will rcassemblc
in New York tomorrow.
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yALLhDoLip, Dec. 1.-The police ar
rested an anarchist leader, Alonzo, and q
woman. Sose Fara Granard, and found in
their rooms important documents and
lists of names of anarchists connected
with or actual accomplices of persons en-
gagged in the Barcelona outrages, together
With much anarchist literature and a
auantity of explosives. The police are
searching for persons mentioned in the
li.ts.
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HIS Own Funeral sermon.

ATLANTA, Dec. REV. Charles John
ston was hanged mt Swainsboro for tho
murder of Rev. William Shields. Both
were negro exhortcrs and the murder grew
out of jealousy over Girl. Johnston
preached his own funeral sermon.
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ST. LoUis, Dec. l.-Grcat suffering in
western and southwestern Kansas was
caused by blizzard last night. Hun
drcds of families are In need of fuel aud
tho ncccssaries OF life and many will
freeze IL not aided.
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WAsniSGToN, Dec. 1.-The department
OF state has applied to Honduras FOR the
eNtradition of Menagc. tho Minneapolis
cmbczzlcr. and 10 Guatemala for informa-
tiou un the case.
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BrOther Harris ed,

CINCINNATI, Dec. LIN the Free Amer
lea council striking incident was tho
reading of letter received by Rev. %. X.
HaNis, warning him not to return to
Catdo Mills, Texas, because he had an
nsunced this convention there from tho
piilpit
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Maalnn Min iinrns.I.

NLw York. Dec. 1.-The large woolen
mill of James ;. Cochran q Bro. Tenth
street and Columbia avenue. burned to-
night. Loss. S225, 900: insurance, SiSOUD.
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Herr Anuo Dead.

BERLIS. Doc. Herr Ammo. formerly
director of the Royal Berlin theater. who
has been suffering from influenza, is dead.
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Deati, of an Artist.

DENVER, Dec. i.-Samucl Richards, one
of the foremost OF American artists, died
here of Ia grippe.
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Clearing House Reports.

New IoRk. bee. 1.-The weekly bank
clearings. as complied by Brddstreet's for
the week ended Nov. 3o. showing percent-
age OF increase or decrease of the leading
cities as follows:
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CourEvILLE. Wash, Dec. The Island
County bank has suspended. u started a
few months ago with a capital Of 5000.
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Lord Mayor OF Dublin.

DUBLIN, Dec. l.-Alderman Dillon was
to-day elected lord mayor Of Dublin.
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The Nye.tinshans. Cinch.

NEW YORK, Dec. l.-Judge Townsend of
the United States circuit court has
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CITIEs.

Total leading cities of United States,
500, ,s7o,si2 q decrease Of is.s per cent.
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MISS BURROWS
DISSEMINATING Rooms
90 HOTEL STREET.

90 HOTEL STREET.
Prices lower than elsewhere in Homo
lulu. Latest styles az worn III London
and Paris. speciality of Washing Dress
es. All work neatly and promptly
finished. 3240
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The Minister 0! Finance approves OF
the following list of persons to act as
Dep11-< assessors and Collectors TO, the
wear 1902
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Sale of Lease of Crown Land in
North Kona, Island of
Hawaii.
interior Office, June 20, 1898.
3412 1485-3t

By order of the Commissioners OF
Crown Lands, Mr.. James f. Morgan
viii sell at public auction, at his sales
rooms, on THURSDAY, August 10th
next, at - O'Clock noon, the lease OF
that tract of land situate at North Kona.
Island of Hawaii, known as the Ahu-
puaa of Puuwaawaa and containing
10000 acres, more or less.
Term-25 years.
Rent-,upseU $3.50 per annum, paya-
BILE semi-annually in advance.
The Lease TO be sold under the follow
ing conditions:
1st-To ksep up the Forest to its pres
ent aggregate area.
2d-To keep the Lantana from making
any further Roadway.
3d-To put upon the land within 3
years from commencement of lease sub
stantial improvements of a permanent
character to the value of $4,000.
For further particulars, apply to
G. z. IAUKEA,
Agent of Crown Lands, at the Court
House.
Office Commissioners of Crown Lands,
Honolulu, July 18th, 1898.
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The public examination of the
Pohukaina girls school, on Likelike
street, opposite the executive build
ing, took place yesterday morning.
A large number Of parents and Wis
itors were present during the exer-
cises. The inspector general of
schools, MIR. A. T. Atkinson, and
Mrs. Atkinson were present and
took much interest in examination
work, from the lowest department
to the highest grade.
Miss Laura Duncan is the princi-
pal of this old institution, and this
lady is ably assisted by Miss At
kinson in the grammar department,
while Misses May Atkinson and
Perry have charge of the primary
department.
The total number pupils attend
ing this school is 100, among whom
are twelve white girls, two Japan
csc, several German girls, and the
rest are half-castes and Hawaiians.
Their ages range from six to four
teen years.
The pupils in Miss Duncan's
room are taught in Swinton's third
and fourth readers. The first and
second classes had on the black
boards short original compositions
written in clear full hand writing.
The punctuation and paragraphing
were good. Pictures representing
flowers, animals, etc, were placed
at one end of the black board, and
the girls made brief descriptions of
the pictures.
The little girls under Misses
Perry and May Atkinson are drill
ed in their first lessons in sewing.
The girls first begin stitching in
parallel lines, then in squares and
vertical lines, until they arrive to
the more complicated forms.
The larger girls are drilled twice
a week in embroidery. Bags made
by them were placed on exhi-
bition. Visitors complimented
the neatness and carefulness of the
work. The teachers state that
pupils attend to that particular
branch of study with great zeal
and eagerness, realizing that sew
ing is necessary &c prepare them
for domestic duties. The inspector
general of schools expressed him
self as highly pleased with the first
years result in the sewing classes.
About 10 o'clock, the little girls
in the lower grades gave kinder
garten exercises, including singing
and short Rotations. The parents
watched the little girls perform
their various pieces with much in
terest, and went away satisfied with
the way with which their children
are being trained in general Eng
lish education.
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shall be allowed to live at the Leper Set
Element as kokua for lepers without
having first obtained written permission
TO DO so from the Board Ut Health.
SEC. Livery kokua must minister
to the wants and the necessities OF the
lepers for whom he or she has been per-
nitted to live at the settlement. Any
kokua who deserts or neglects the leper
with whom he or she obtained the per-
NIT shall forfeit such permit, and shall
be expe led from the settlement.
SEC. 1S-All permits Of kokuas ter
inmate with the death Of the party or
parties for whom they have been serving
as kokuas, and such kokuas must leave
the settlement on or before the expira
ton of two weeks after the death OF such
party or parties; provided, the physician
at the settlement shall, on examin-
alton, pronounce such kokuas to be free
from all suspicion OF leprosy.
SEC 19-Kokuas must work for the
Board when called upon By the Superin-
tendent; and for such services they shall
be paid fair wages; provided, however,
they shall not be called upon by the
Superintendent when the condition OF
the party or parties for whom they are
kokuas shall demand their constant
presence and attendance, for which the
certificate OF the physician shall consti-
tute a sufficient proof.
SEC. 20 Kokuas may build houses
for the party or parties for whom he or
she is the kokua, under the same condi-
ton as lepers.
SEC 2I-KUkuas shall not be entitled
to rations OF any kind. They shall not be
allowed to own horses or dogs at the set
Element Food rations, however, may
be issued to them in lieu of services rem
dered to the Board, on the recommended
ton of the Superintendent.
SEC. 22-Kokuas shall not leave the
settien, ent without the written consent
of the Superintendent, and then only on
important business concerning the Board
of Health.
SEC. 23-Any kokua, duly convicted
for violating the laws or for disregarding
biiO anu 1CSoiellIOhc VI tLiO OOSiIo VI
Health, shall forfeit his or her permit,
and must leave the settlement within
one week after conviction, or suffer the
penalty provided by law:
BOARD OF HEALTH,
By its President,
WILLIAM 0. Smith.
Office of the Board of Health,
Honolulu, July Is, 1898.
We hereby sanction and approve OF
the foregoing Rules and Regulations:
SANFORD B. DOLE,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
S. NJ. DAMON,
Minister of Finance.
WILLIAM D. SMITH,
Attorney-General.
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
A Watch Thief Committed for
Trial,

In the district court, yesterday
morning, All Foo pleaded guilty to
a charge of having opium in pos
session. He was fined 800. A
charge of bribery against him was
dismissed, as was an opium charge
against two other Chinese.
Wong Tai Poon was charged
with conducting a theater without
a license. He was reprimanded
and discharged.
Two drunks forfeited their bail
money and one was fined SO.
All Vow was fined $50 for having
opium In possession.
A native named Athena was
committed for trial before the cir
cult court on a charge Of larceny.
Kamaka, the complaining witness,
swore that the defendant stole a
gold watch valued at 500.
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He's After Them.

A member of the Hawaiian Ma
tional band is authority for state
ment that the emperor Of Japan is
anxious to secure the services of
the band. With that idea in view
the Mikado sent an agent to make
arrangements with the boys. He
is now in this city.
An offer of $4,000 year for 10
years has been made, but the boys
will not accept such long engage
ment.
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Transfer Of Insurance Agencies.

HAVE THIS DAY TRANSFERRED
L the Insurance Agencies held by me,
together with the goodwill thereof, IS
follows:
LION FIRE Insurance Co. to Bruce
and Al Cartwright.
HAMBURG MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE
Co. to F. a. Schaefer & Co.
NATIONAL FIRE Insurance Co.
and ORIENT FIRE INSURANCE Co.
20 G. Bolte.
I request for my successors q con-
inuance OF the patronage hitherto given
10 me. A. JAEGER.
Honolulu, July 10, 1898. S4S4.lw
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Judicial Circuit of the Hawaiian Islands.
}. A. KING,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, July II, 1898.
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Sale of Lease of Government
Lands in I1ipahulu,
Hama, Maui.
On THURSDAY, July 20, 1898, at u
O'Clock noon, at The front entrance OF
Executive Building,w will be sold at public
auction, the lease OF the Government
remnants in Kipahulu, Hama, Maui, con-
tanning an area OF 155 93-10O acres,
little more or less.
Term-Lease for years to commence
from the 1st of November, 1898.
Upset prices IS per annum, paya-
bic semi-annually in advance.
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
interior Office, June 20, 1898.
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CLOSING OF THE GOVERN
AfENT SCHOOLS.
Continuation of the Court Report,
Local News, Etc.

HAMAKUA, HAWAII, July 10
Tax-paying time. Dig up!
The Australia, leaving Honolulu
on Wednesday, the 18th, will carry
away no less than six Hamakua
citizens, all bound for the Worlds
Fair.
The Hamakua Road Board was
in session on Saturday considering
matters of interest. Our roads are
in most excellent condition, too.
Night showers have been the Or
der Of the week, with an occasional
sprinkle during the day. It is just
the thing wanted, and every one
wears a broad smile in consequence.
High winds prevail and the grippe
still holds its sway in this district
The coming week will witness
the closing exercises of the govern
ment schools. The following order
is, we believe, arranged: Monday,
Waipio school Tuesday, Honokaa
school; Wednesday, Kukuihaele
school Thursday, Kapulane school,
and Friday, the Paauilo schools.
Mr.. Podmore is building a new
and larger store at Paauilo. 1t is
being built entirely over the old
one, business going on in the same
manner as before. When the new
building is finished the old one will
be taken out piecemeal, and the
stock will all be in the new store
and not moved at all. Mr.. Podmore
is business up to the handle.
COURT REPORT CONTINUED.
The second day was occupied in
the hearing of the "Scott case"
before a mixed jury. The title
was Kuahopu (k.) by Kauhiolaia
his guardian VS.. Mrs. W. Z. Scott
and w. E. Scott, trespass. Mrs.
Scott was driving in Hilo and
while looking in another direction
drove against the boy in such a
manner as to run the shaft into
his left eye, and destroyed the
sight of it. At the January term
in Hilo the jury failed to agree
The jury was out less than an hour
and rendered verdict in favor of
the defendants. His Honor called
attention, after reading his charge,
that this was the first jury to ever
try a case in Hamakua~~TRe
names of the jury areas follows ::
Capt. L. Ahlbore.~J. G. Jones, J..
\: Mnir,-A @>--vatt, Burn Bailey,
James Renton, Keliikuewa, Pupu-
lenui, Maikoni, Keliipuleole, Kao-
himanunu and Palea.
Kew Kaw VS.. Akoi. Deserving
husband. Continued to January
term, 1894.
Carrie Enias VS.. John P. Enias.
Divorce granted after two days
advisement by his honor.
John P. Enias vs. Carrie Enias.
DESERVING husband. Discontinued
after divorce of parties.
Honokaa Store vs.. KeliikueWa.
Assumpsit. Nonsuit allowed.
Akoi vs.. Ken Kaw. Libel for
divorce. Continued to January
term, 1894.
Kahema VS.. Melaka. Libel for
divorce. Cause heard. Divorce to
be granted when certificate of mar
riage license and certificate of
board of health that the defendant
is leper, are filed with the court.
Hamakua, Hawaii, July Is, 1898.
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Be IT ENACTED by the Executive and
Advisory Councils of the Provisional
Government of the Hawaiian
Islands:
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$1,000 REWARD.

A reward of ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS $4,000 will be paid to any person
or persons who shall arrest KOOLAU
(k), late of Kala!au, Kauai, who killed
Deputy Sheriff Stolz at said Kalalau,
June 81, 1898, and deliver him to my
custody or to the custody OF the Sheriff
Of Kauai. E. G. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal.
Honolulu, July 18th, 1893.
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE BUILDING,
HONOLULU, June 80, 1S93.}

EXECUTIVE BUILDING,
HONOLULU, June 80, 1888
1t is hereby ordered that until further
notice, the right of the writ OF Habeas
Corpus is hereby suspended and Martial
Law is hereby declared to exist in and
throughout the Districts of Hanalei and
Waimea, on the island of Kauai.
(signed), SANFORD B. DOLE,
President OF the Provisional Government
of the Hawaiian Islands and Minis
of Foreign Affairs.
Approved:
J. A. KING,
Minister Of the Interior.
W. 0. SMITH,
Attoraey-Genefal.
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