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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
0eiue Amfbebun8 Oct SooeSftrafe
in 0euuIulpat,ieu.

BbilaDelp q, II. Dial. - Cine
Bill, Die 2ooesitrafe aniSubebeu, wurOe I'M
Seuate Der yesislatur i'll 6arrisburs nit 81
aea.n 80 SummeH abg.lehnl. 6r. Dic.
3oualp, Der urbebsr Der 8Iu, mudte sels
tend, Die alls.meiue Grfahruug lebr., baB
DIE abdafiuns Der &ObeStrafe iibersl etne
Serminoeruns Der Scrbredeu aH9ebabnt
babe, MD OuB man, l.tloem Die 6inrIatuus
aeu in ben Geiansniiieu nit AuSldlluB beS
Yubllfums ita!tiinOeu, BON feiuer ubi4ret=
feuosu Wirtuns Der SoOesltraie mebr ipre=
den tonne. Der 3epner itelte Die Gesen
9em.rtuns, buB IN Der Sdpei3 elm oerartt-
ger 8eriu1 cine :3unabme Der SerbreGeu
aua.babui hube, III Abrepe uub bebauptete,
oaB Der Staat ebeuio, iuie Elm eIuSslnes
Y,eulh nur oaun 0as 9te6t befse. eiu.u
oneeren Menibeu iu tObteu, lpeuu 0as in
SelbluertbeIDi9uu9 9eidehe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
Die GepubIifancr erriuaen Ole Cons
troIe TT ocr 9eeislatur BON
Mnnoe.SSIan0.

YrouIoeHce, Ih.sS., II. Mai. -
2as StaaiS Sbergeridt bat enti1ieoen,
caB prolb.oper."D Dirglleosr Der geJislutur
seistmdBigs WtitsIIeper iiHp. 5,es iii elH
neuer S9lag far Ole 0emotruteu, ou bic
3tepublitausr nm aaer HEaBrid)eluIIdltelt
und bic @outroIe Der 2egislalur erhalteu
meroer. 9Seldje SclIitte man Oemotrati<
id)erieits ibuH wiro, nm oleleH St].ag 3u
parlren, Iehl uoH nd)t feit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
JlldnnOrI6 I6WdC6e.
SOuise 8ieoerberfeuuHg Der SelunSbeit
uHO seitHlehtlteu 8ufigtcIt
Witt.If ber
2aSaus'idlen RafOarnt. . 3ehauoInng.
@rfOIsreid, no ules 2luOeye feblseidlusen.

9ie 2aSaGeIdIe Rethuoe uno ibre RurJhee.
uuiere 8r6parate beissH d. ga SGutitt neilmittcL
auf SuR0 Der 2bGtiGhe, oaB mir be uripruH9lbe
6ormeI poH benz bernHmtsH Nr5tt oeles NameHs er'
belteH urter Der 9orGHtIe, oGG faa5 lpdter bic
gtniubruHg ieintr SehdHoUua uRo lelHer 9eils
mtteI ansemeiien tiHeen outsH QIe uHter leRer Se'
Sehnun1 ssibeleH puroe. Sor tlzl9tH SabreH tdnT
Er. ga Salle dui bic Sose, Terpole uHo 9tlteftihe
gelbsn burb SeluHoluHa pom pt4odrm aus 81 turis
reE, noem er iid ron oemieIbsH ioIseEoe Sort3elIe
peripradl: .
belt.
2. germ,ioung Der g,rbduurs uno Gbitpddur5
Der gErfiamttit Der DttteI.
g. gRec annabcruH9 an bic btoeutenoeH uTtereH
SeffHuuocu Der 9iudcruIarsHsrpcH aus Der 2Sirbels
i3ue uu6 oGbcr ereiiteries SlH0rlH9en 81 Der 9Ier1
peHiluiisteit uHo Der DIane oes @t5TE5 HEo RueS
DER Patiert fam iidl iclb nit icbr scrinsen so4
ten obHe slrJt berieueH
s. Sbr G5tbraud erforOcrt teiHc 8crdHcsmus oer
Si6t pber Scbersgc gclpohEheIttH.
q. Sic iiHo abiout uHiddoIb.
7. Sic iinn Ieicbt non Scosm Srt uHo Stele
.irsuubren uuo WirfcH uHuliuslbar au ben Sls oes
uebeS iRHerbdIb peHIgcr, ais clHsr hdibeR StuH0e.
SiHiduiae DtdHncr ecrcH Strait a.hwGdt, oeren
gerpcn erihopft, oertF CSs ftumpi scmoroen, bereH
SebeHstreft uerIoreH lit flnotH bere nHo bettdHoae
Gettune burb Va Gales Nemltcl, ben belteH uho
aII.iHiseu 6reuRo, wcIbeE Der S,loeAoe beiISt-
Nufidlt rieCiIiniidler SadIoerftanoiger nber
ote abforbtreuOc 9r0ft oeS ReftmiHe.
So1t,H sic bas ANausuHsspernoacn oes DtGt>
BARNS be1melcIH, 10 peIotH Sle AElaIrun9 faosn n
d.. 8oocnbdnImers nit Redlt Uerubmtem 2Sert uher
oIcieR gtseaiuHo, ioWIe IN oeH meoBInudcn 9tlts
IdriiteH bicie5 gaRo,s uHo ScuthlaHo'S, 6raEtredS
uno &R9laTo'S
sSao orr aefuHoe menidlenusritcuo fa6t.
glan ndrbe slnru WeHiheH fur ebenio tborIdlt trs
hdreH, tuelber Elm G)eit}mur am SelH ODER elHeH
eebTobeneR yRstr 81 bellcH, A5heIcn elFHelnen uHo
nitt bic aeeigEstcu 9&Gititel uuo SabeE uEmItie!'
bar euf benz leoenDcH 2hell acbroud)eH polte, pte
9tnitnisen, iUeldcr SdmeatroHthelt oocr 6ipane tm
beiItn Uerutcu luolte ObHe Die Steue leo IN NH9rlH
All neh Hcn, lpIe Sles ourC1 ben etebrdu uou III Va
Sau.s elcqaHttu uHldaaltCben "Bolus Remedies"
aelttbcn flnH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
Sas meme Gtupauoerumasa aeies.

y o ton, DtaN., II. 0tul.- Die Sin.
mauoerer, weld)e uuf benz 0ampfer uScp=
tbia" Suriid9ehalteu moroen maren, ourften
auf 2Seiiuns pes @inpauoerun9stS Super-
luIeuSe enteu in gSaibin9tou oil oas yano
s.b.u. 0er 3umpfidIiiiabrts. eieuitlait
wurbs autgeseben, I'M WianIteIt Der NJ cp-
1bla" ole nOtblseu Grgdniuu9eu porsunep=
men uno tiinftishiu Die Ntanlfeile benz neueu
@inwanp.ruusss.se ssmdB ausluiertiaeu.
Als @runo Darlr. paB GnuOe fiir 0tett er=
sins, wuro. an9eseben, OaB Sdlaeamts=
ietreldr Carlisle, penn Die 9lngelt9enhelt sur
@utideiouus unrgele9t nuroe, nltt uns
notbIse Sodrte ualten laien iuoltc, oa sas
@eieB, our1 meI9cs Die Neuerun9 ein9e-
fiibrt murOe, ebcu crit i'll Sraft 9etreteu 1T.
Aber IS murbe Der Oampterltnle bebeutet,
bas iie iid ftreug mad ben Sorldrllten bes
@eieees III ritt.u babeu, luenu fte lluau.
n.bml6teiten III Der 5ufuttft o.rmeiben
mnlIpu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
Ser Siirserfriee in 8iu Sranoe 90
SnI.

De Saneir o, II. Wdri. - 4m
5reitas lam ss smiidlen ben 2ruppeu Der
@euerale 5.les NIB 3rauersS III Der gtdbe
uCu EuarahD, bGS uon ben 9atonallnen
;uriiderobert musoe, 5u einem @efeuIt. DE
>Snurgeuteu bciuben I'D leet auI Dem Diar-
ide nad) Suge. @anic S0aalen BON Jia'
tionalliIen, DE lid nac1 Uruguay 81 fludlteu
luteu, mugpeu Don Den 9reuSruppeu oteier
9fepubllt suriid9etrleben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
2Se6dn0Gund.

Sp3ifit. QeilmIttel lilr lpeSlrid1e |elosn.
1. epe;ifId, GueIus, Uci Sdwddlc zguShui'
len, ScrsHopicn, EufeHdlmeucn nm. S5 6le elHlere
Sdattci; Der uouitdnot9t 9Irlus NIT orel SbGdteIH,
reiteno aui NoElts, SO.
= Gurius Er. H. fHr WGnnerinpade.
gine Sdatir iir ciriadlc ODER irlIde NaIe So ortI
mem uUer ben ut;lcrcH jabrtH, idpudeH teiieH mn
$I5 ur orcI DionGtc.
- gS;Cr uEiaicuz0uriue, bel url1z, SIdlerS
unb Observation-Disclosures Slrt Stahtsl s4D
IlpeI .SuGClfeIn SS, orci Studlts.H SO.
4 Afraitiacuocr &urius, beonoerS aesi9reE
ols ztdrfuHs IHr Fcrurer, meIde gu hrtratpen ncaos
iittacH. @lae SdGpiel 81, ortI Sd}0tteiH $40 Iur
Drel yioHate.
!. SImireiuinuuoss RurSuS, StropbeIu, ms
r,ires Sult uim. GlHe Sdadtel IS; oreIWoHGtItpe
Btbanoluug ober poner 8urius SO.
BUD nit 3eusniien uHo Notwithstanding 9ra"
tis. Dian idreIbe an:
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
Nr. 822, BroaOwaa, WswsYort N.'N
5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
Sn sen alutheu ,,,,,aefom,t,e,,,

can 6rau5lSc II. DtGl.-Uas
Sutlauoer Sahrboot uSap &Itg" bobrte
udhreno Der per9uugeneu 9tadt etuen nit
2Shlte Gall uerfehreuoen 0ampier in ben
@runO. 6iiut 4erioneH srtrantsu.
Charlie oil, S.z@., II. Mai.-0ie
6i1sridJalnpp. vDtarp 6. Seuiins" lit &C..
lterI Oil Der @arre Dor benz DaieH BON
@barlefton Sd)ifib7udl, uuo suei sur 0iaun=
idlait aeh1rlQe feaer srirauten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
germtfhte telesrapbtf6e sepefden.

= 3ehn yan0iireldltr batteu Iegten Wlons
taasz zNbeub uahe @ranb 6apIos, Wtldl.,
uadppem iie bort mebrer. f1ubereeu ueriibt
hatten, eluen Delperat.n Sampf nit nebre-
rem Boli;lileu. ll.bsr 40 ShiiIe muroeu
o.ret,ielt. ytur eiuer Der 2anorr.id1.r, ein
aepiiIer Geo. S. 9&lIiou, fiel Der YoIisei in
ol. 6duoe. Die uebri9en euttamen Ill Der
9untelhelt. gSillou iii beOentlla uerlpuu'
bet.
Sorrp pin, 5etretdr Der u8iliou.
9Shisfep Comp" in atlanta, 9a., 1T BON
bort om19ebrannt. nadOsm sr 6dlidunseu
,um getrage ocn $4,000 bsgansen bat.
Gr ,ft Elm 9tefis pom Z. 5. 9ia. brafbeu<
ten Der nGute &itp. .Narional. .Sant," uuo
itammt aus .iuer uornebmen 6amllle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
sra antbe eitcn
llierrn, pla(t uno Doriirb grhlt.
Sbre SebGnOluus uuO 9ellun9 Obne Na9en'
lD.eol;,ulruuQ.

u eoIS ,nlruug.
q.rneideu: NduF9.5 uriHIreH, Quife1tn BET
GddJt I'M III uriHireH. Shmery ocer Sr,EEen bel'm
XoNer hes gBuiler5, 9{auropitlH urIH, Hdd}ocm
&lcs sciLeben, SerSl loRcluHs Der SorlteJoruls REo
SrisGr'ishe gIcrcEtrGHtprIt.
3Ic cEtdIt0euiic luoblthdtlGc SStrHg Ulro ertlelI
DeIl man Die NtIlHltteI NEM Ittel OGr
am Sisc oeS 2ciOcns GppItilrt.
mo lie Idb pom grOBtea 9heen erreen neroeH
INern otr Bulus IN 0eE 1tGi,oGrm eIHsctubrt lf 10
ulbt CT urmitt-ltdr Gm SGicHbGls. SlaleHteiHI
NGneIudi GrI YcIHe uHo OUbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19

h- 9us llebliG.triide @swauo, ous
iid Diutter Rutur I'M SerlaH9uugs- BRO.
5eiie uQmdlis uulegt, lOdt ben erholHnas-
beoiirilgeu St.rbl1eu nunme5r mdtug
ms 6rele; ole 3elt Der IuShu9e III 9e=
Iommen. Der pyoro 80 II nj or e
tduuer9or" Uiro ben y i'm 9 Il
Souulas. ben 2l. gtal, IN u . II
. d, bel Turner's SiGtioI Der vSpar=
rolu8' Yolnter Sapu," nit ben SamIlIen
Der Diitgliebsr UerbriHsen. Sssr nd III
bem 4ueiluse lu bethesl gen mintt, tann
bic SabuSiige, Die 39 uhr irIb, uno IS
llhr Na6mlItass pom Der &aIu.rt' StatlOH
abaehenr benueen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
Ser Semtide Gorreiponoent,
GdsIid, ipohertIih uro Sonntass,
Raiue. GioeufItin M cr ftuo Me0offs

q. Raine. Gisentbamer nno Reoaftemr
(gfadbfolser BON &. Raine),
elbpcf>Gde SaItmoresStraBe uHo Boif=Sffice=gp,
grcis oes tdaIid,en gIatteS, burd5 9rdq.r beiorat
121S Sts.; tdeIid,c NIB Spnutae =Imsaabe is
Gents pro 98Oe, sdbtar Die bas SIatt beorsenben
Grdssr.-1aaltdl nebf SonutagS= Iusaa abe unt.r
Rortos8orausbe,abure $3.50 pro Sabr, iIr flr;ere
Seit i'm Serbdltnis; fir Die wpd)eufIid dle Musaabc
NIT SonrassbIatt, portofr,i, nit abSua tir @Iuts,
- SO pro Sdpr, Ha1 lr9elo einem Srte bes SnIanz
bes, 81 nab europa. Spnufaa Nusdabe 81
pro SGhr.-Sas bette une biuisite ocutidie SIatt
in ben DiittsIz uEo SIbitoaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19

unb ale iOurisen eprntf,bl,r b,lt srinolih uHb
innel eas 5emohbeuess Sniiitut,- Hr. $685.
HSeitsSohmanftraBe uGbe elHetn'apeHut-
(5uHi25, 12QtIeHl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19

Dsaipr'B &eeersGemsnt
ium Gusbefern pon Stisf.lR nno Sdub.n - 5 u1s
20 cts, - IN aueu Apotbett1. (6ebr23il.SoD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19

Naior's better ftufitser Seim,
fets sebraud sbereit 10 uHe Is Gents, in allen Gpos
t1tteH. (6eb24,i6r-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
anorieur une Der gauama.efan0aI.

Yarts, IS. Niai. = Der pVlbre Ea'
role" nab iOu 0r. ?Inbrleur, Der triibere
Yolisel= Yrdiett, meltJer paBreno beS Yas
mama SfauoalS eine be-uorra9enoe 5toue
ipielt., meme gelege iaumelu, MN 9e9eu
peri1tcoeEe MltglieDer DER 2eputirteutan-
mer neue 4nflageu uegeu Sethelll9un9 al
ben Sd)miubeleleu Su erbebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19

Waller m 0, Is. Yial.-5a9lrcld1e StrlteS
ersisnete id) lelt Suriem i'll 6ol9e elnes
9ohnabsuges in ben bleiigeu Shwefclmnen.
Sosute tamen unge1abr 400 Strlfer NIT Der
9oll;el III 8apeuluon in @onilitt uno ulele
Der Arbsiter luurOeu oabei uerluunoet. Cine
grcBe 9lSahI Der Strlfer lit perbaftet.
Aebnlid)e .3ultdnOe herrlhen Sn Gan Suz
ispp. Sato, &ienu De @recl uuo anbereu
tlelnen Srtdafteu. Sruppen itHo 1eet IN
bic &eaeub beoroert lporOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
Die Saae Der Barrier 96rie.

8aris, IS. Uial.-pr. ga;are unb Sr.
Sirlh, smel bepeuteuDe SanflsrS uuO Dtats
Ter III am.ritanii4en @ertbpapieren uno
Goelmetauen, erfldrten beute IN elner Inter
reOuug, lie gIaubten nid]t, Dap Die blell9en
S0ren9ebafge gsidbroet ielen, lonosrn. oaB
ild) III 9egentb.il rtr iransOilidle unO amt
rltauidDe @elpmartt i'll Der 9iinilslisn yage
befi ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
Gin ftreuaeres Weotmeut in sobmen.

2onS on, l8. Dial. - OaS Sltln9ers
S6iii, weldes am l. Wiai Don Bergen,
Norlp.seu, abiubr, nm ais Wiopea bes
SdliisS, III wel1em Die 9tormannen
4merifa entredteu, in Chicago au89eItelt
i'll meroen, paiil;te bsute 8uir 5slano. Die
norolldlne rer Srtuep SnieIgruppe. 0as=
ieIbe bsrldltete BORT, beitl9e Stiirme gebabt
su baben, melde es pelt ans lelEem &nre
naty gtoroen trlebsn. 0anIpfer, Iueld]e &C.
wohulid) Ill oieler @e9euo Des gforoatlaHtl.
ideu Sseaus sebu Suoteu Die Stuube 9e=
mad)t haben, itnb wdbreuo 48 Stunoen gar
uiflt nnrlr1rtS aefnnlllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
CuropdiJC6e Jfu6e(6eriC6te.
Nns Seuti9lanb.
&atlcr gStlbeIm reoet sn 06rlts.

Gtnmcibuns oes EeufmaIs su Ghrtm nil
beIm's l. - Sismar6 nar Mot babel. -
Sarpnin &pIemine beiratbet einsn rnis
fiid,en SipIumaten. - MbidInb einee fpa=
niidl= =oeutit1en SnuoeIspertrass.- - Strai=
fcrcs Hnsiehem Der 3naeI im Sobmen. -
Sas 9itimserssdiH auf feiuem 2sese fber
ocn Siean our1 starme seiabroet. -
MureI,;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
9outa slItoufp'S Sebnrtstae.

WlaOriO, Is. Uiai. = NOni9 Nlfonlo
XIII. fcierte seileru ieiueH ilebenten Sc
burtstag, uno oaS aause 2unO ieierte mt
ibm. il.beraa mebIen Die Slassen, uno
Dor benz Yalaft mogte ieIt triIb MforsenS
elne Yoltsmenge, I'M Dem jungeu SOni9 III
rem GntbuiiasmuS Su beseiseH. Son MN
oil pirD Alionio elneu eigeneH 6oibalt bas
ben, @roBtQmmerer, iiiuf lluterfammertr,
Staumelller IL. i. No., audi siuen Yripatlets
retdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-19
muilasuun nesmrpsiu,ieIraths DO IL seraau

d o III IS. Dial. - DIE italieulidle 5fes
sieruus bot ben Yrouin;lalratb pOn Ssl9a=
mo I'M n0rolidlen Stallsu uufgslDit, neil
eerielbe be @rtIdrun9 erlaiieH bate, oaB Die
neitidlen 3edte Oes Papres iiber penen bes
&ereiuiqteu Staten itdnbeu.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-26
Shipping Notes.

The steamer Pele will leave Tomorrow
for Makaweli with coal.
The Hawaiian bark Mauna Ala Smith
master, will leave tomorrow in ballast for
the Sound.
The barkentine Hilo, Ballister master,
will leave at / o'clock tomorrow afternoon
for the Coast.
The S S Australia, Houdlette comman-
der, sailed for San Francisco at noon to-
day. Besides II heavy passenger list is
added the following list of cargo; T., 49,
bags sugar, W q Irwin a Co; G9l bnchs ba-
nanas, l. J Levey; 73O do, Jno de Silva; 81
do See Wo; 20 do, W Gotta; 1868 do, q
Lycurgus; lG7 do, Gonsalves ~ Co; 81 do,
CT Gulick; $40 do, Jno Shaw; 800 do, Y
Lum Sing 2ljS do, Campbell, Marshall Il
Co; lsO bags ava root, j Dowsett bdls
sugar cane, II Hackfeld Il Co; l5l bdls
green hides, bdls goatskins, i + Porter;
3OG bdls green hides, 3 bdls sheepskins, /
bx whale teeth, NJ w McChesuey'S Sons
q bXs volcano specimens, T. Lee bXs
hetel leaves, 80 bdls sugar cane, 10 bnchs
bananas, sal Sing; 81 bxs fruit and yogeta,
bles 80 wateruclons, pa Camarinosi II
bxs pineapples (2Gi pinesl Chas Wilcox,
Domestic value, SG7,04
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-26
Request for Reinstatement.

Marshal Hitchcock will go to Eva
tomorrow, to investigate request
for the reinstatement of w. S. Wond
as Deputy Sheriff. This dismissed
official appears to have had the con-
fidence of majority of people in
the District. 1t was said he was dis
missed partly on the strength of
complaints made by Mr. Lowrie,
manager of Eva plantation. Now
it is reported that Mr.. Lowrie en-
phatically disclaims having had any
desire to have Mr.. Wond dismissed.
Attorney-Gen Smith, when spok-
en- to about the matter, said that
Mr.. Lowrie complained of the De-
putty Sheriff at different times, al
though not at the time of his dis
missal.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-26
ANOTHER DISMISSAL.
Delivery Clerk Thrum Notified to
Leave the Post Office.

Mr.. Ernest Thrum, the efficient
and popular clerk at the Post Office
delivery window, was given notice
yesterday to leave on the 18th of
next month. Mr.. Thrum meditated
leaving on the instant, but decided
not to, as there was considerable
matter to be sent by the S. S. Aus
tralia. He leaves this evening. The
reason for the dismissal of this faith
full public servant is said to have been
found in a tale carried to headquart-
ers by ex-Councilman j. A. McCand-
less. Mr.. Thrum declines to confirm
the report, which is that he remarked,
Hawaiian postage stamps are good
enough for me-" when Mr.. McCand-
less had chahed him about the pros
pect of selling American stamps.
Mr.. l.. Kenake will succeed Mr..
Thrum at the window.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-26
The s. 8. Australians Departure.

The Oceanic dock was crowded
with people to-day at the departure
of the S. S. Australia. An excep-
tionally large list of persons was
booked to leave by the steamer, and
for over an hour the gangway was
covered with a moving mass of
humanity. The p. q, band was in
attendance to play the steamer off.
1t was a profitable day for the flower
women and the "hold your horse"
gamins. Nearly all the two hundred
and seven passengers were decorat-
ed with wreaths and evergreens,
and as the steamer moved out one
enthusiastic tourist proposed three
cheers, which were given with &
vim.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-26
THE OLD ADAMS.
Arrival of the Familiar Warship
Fourteen Days From Vallejo.

The U. S. S. Adams, one of the
remnants of old-type naval architec
ture, arrived from San Francisco and
dropped anchor between the U. S.
S. Boston and the japanese cruiser
Naniva at 6:3S o'clock this morning.
A BULLETIN reporter boarded her
and elected the following informa-
ton: The Adams left Vallejo at
9:15 o'clock on the 18th inst, and
crossed the bar at 1870 o'clock,
Had pleasant weather throughout
the passage, which was made alter
nately under sail and steam. The
Adams comes to relieve the U. S. 5.
Mohican, which will leave on Satur-
day for the Behring Sea. Com
mander Thomas Nelson is still in
command of the old warship, he,
with few Others of the officers, be-
ing familiar to Honolulu society.
With the exception of few
changes in the personnel of the men
on the cruiser, she is the same old
Adams as was here last year, carry
ing about 1913 mon and the same
armament.
Lieutenant j. I'll. G. Coffin, execu-
tive officer on the Adams, will be
transferred to the U. S. S. Boston, as
navigator. He will be relieved by
Lieutenant Norton, who is expected
by the next steamer from the Coast
A query as to whether the Adams
brought any advices for the U. S
Commissioner was met with reply
in the negative.
Lieutenant Morrell furnished the
following full list of officers:
Thomas Nelson, Commander;
j. H. G. Coffin, Executive Officer
X. P. Elliott, Navigating Lieuten
ant;
Henry Morrell, Ordnance Officer
Fidelio S. Carter, Lieutenant.
e. r.. Maxwell, Edw. Moale, Jr.
and G. T. Vogelgesang, Ensigns;
E. A. MCGEE, Chief Engineer;
NJ. Mcdonald, p. A. Paymaster;
f. j. B. Cordciro, z. A. Surgeon;
T. p. Kane, L. S. NJ. c., FRS
Lieutenant.
William G. Waldamann, Pay Clerk
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-26
THE AUSTRALIA SEARCHED.
Two Stowaways Found, One a Bos-
ton Deserter.

ton Deserter.
Previous to the departure of the
S. S. Australia for San Francisco to-
day, police captains Juen and
Schlemmer went on board and
searched the vessel from stem to
stern. After half an hours search
in the hold and among the coal
bunkers man named Mccain, a
regular loafer around town, was
found in the coal. AS he was not
the man the police wanted, he was
left alone. The officers kept up
their search and finally Captain
Schlemmer sang out to Juen to
come over and help him. He had "a
stowaway by one leg and was endcav-
oring to pull him out of a pile of
coal With the combined effort of
both officers big strapping fellow,
dressed in a freman's suit, was ex-
treated. The officers scrutinized the
man and found that he was not the
one they were in search of. The
stowaway was acquainted with the
fact that they did not want him,
when he muttered, "You blokes put
me to deal of trouble for nothingw
The officers shortly after left the
steamer and returned home to put
on change of clothes. While they
were in town, reward of S25 was
sent from the U. S. S. Boston for the
capture of deserter named Devine.
The description tailed with the
second stowaway the officers had
unearthed on the steamer. They
Immediately fastened back to the
Australia and, descending to the
coal bunkers where they had pre-,
viously seen him, found him gone
The man had evidently suspected a
return and changed his hiding place
Mccain, the first stowaway, was
found in the same place. Devine
has caused his Supporters conside a,
BILE trouble, having deserted every
chance he got.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-26
COURT CHRONICLE.
Elucidation of Bankruptcy Law
Spreckels VS.. Macfarlane.

A unanimous decision of the Su-
preme Court, by Chief Justice Judd,
has been rendered on point raised
in adjudicating the bankruptcy of
Tai Lung. Claims of the assignees
of another bankrupt estate against
the bankrupt Tai Lung were duly
presented and sworn to, and were
thereafter disputed by the as
signee, who refused to admit them
to a dividend The motion to be
allowed to prove these claims before
the Justice then sitting was opposed
by the assignee on the ground that
the Bankruptcy Court had no juris
diction to try the validity Of these
claims at that stage of the proceed
ings. This plea was over-ruled and
an appeal was taken to the Supreme
Court. Now the full Court decides,
"The plea to the jurisdiction is over
ruled and the claimants may proceed
with their proofs before a Circuit
Judge of the First Circuit under
the new Judiciary Act" The Court
holds, as the principles involved, the
following: "Where claim against a
bankrupt is disputed by the assignee,
the Judge sitting in bankruptcy has
jurisdiction to hear and determine
the validity of the claim, and the
alleged creditor is not driven to an
action at law. An appeal being
allowed from such adjudication by
the bankrupt law to jury, the law
is not unconstitutional" A. S. Hart
we'll for claimants; G. l.. Carter and
Cecil Brown for j. Rubenstein, as
signee.
r. w. Rawlins has fled his answer
to the writ of injunction issued at
the suit of the Honolulu Soap
Works Company. He denies the al.
legations in plaintiffs petition, as to
his not attending to the business OF
the company. The hearing will take
place Saturday week. A. S. Hart
well represents the plaintiff, and
Cecil Brown the defendant.
G. w. Macfarlane has given notice
of appeal to the Supreme Court
against the decree of Judge Whiting
in the suit of Claus Spreckels for
foreclosure of lien on Waikapu stock
Judge Cooper to-day appointed
Kai Chong as guardian of the per
son and property of Kan Yee, q
minor, under bond of $1,000. A
Rosa for petitioner.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-26

The more Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is used the better it is liked,
We know of no other remedy that
always gives satisfaction. 1t is good
when you first catch cold. 1t is
good when your cough is seated and
your lungs are sore. 1t is good in
any kind OF Il cough, We have sold
twenty five dozen of it and every
bottle has given satisfaction. Sled-
man a Friedman, druggists, Mime,
sofa Lake, Mimi. 30 cent bottles
for sale by all dealers, Benson
Smith n Co, agents for the Hawai-.
ian Islands
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-26

Elder S. S, Beaver, of McAllister-
vile, Juniatta CO., Pa, says his wife
is subject to craInp in the stomach.
Last summer she tried Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma
Remedy for it, and WAS much pleas
ed with the speedy relief it afford
ed. She has since used it whenever
necessary and found that il never
fails. For sale by all dealers. Ben
SON, Smith a Co, agents for the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-26
Cargoes from Island Ports.

Per stmr c R Bishop-2744 bags sugar.
Per stmr James Makee-2600 bags sugar.
Per stmr Waialeale-3591 bags sugar and
100 bbls molasses.
Per stmr Kinau-72 hogs, 12,005 bags sugar,
ITO bags potatoes, 50 bags corn, LAT
sheep, So bdls hides, and 200 pkgs sum
dries.