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The state herald., 1893-01-20
A DAKOTA eLizxARp.

The Worss rhing That . Traveller caa
Possibly Eacountsr In the west.
Tho worst thing that . traveller
can encounter 10 . Dakota blizzard "
said w. &. Beaver who was enser-
tanning some friends In the corridors
OF tho hotel. "A Dakota blizzard 10
something like a Sahara sandstorm
but with powdered Ice instead OF sand
and the Thermometer ranging so do.
gress below instead OF 100 degrees
above A traveller may outlivo SAND
storm. tho only danger 10 that no will
be smothsred. but woe TO tho uniucky
pilgrim who 10 caught by the bli,.
zRrd.
The hne frozen snow. % fine %
iron alings ia driven Into his face
with terrible force; II becomes impos.
sible 70 distinguish objects a q disc
lance Of . dozen ysrda and he may
founder about for hours within .
stones throw Of his own house With.
cut being able 70 md IT. Crest
drifts are piled up around him. thee
whisked away. leaving the ground
perfectly bare; the wlnd seems 70 ~.
solve itself into thousand whirlins
cyclones and every open stretch o.
snow in'o m.e!ssrom In North
DAkoss many OF the farmers stretch
ropes from their houses 70 their
parma 20 shss they venture out -
fesd snsir STOCK duriug the olizsards
.hien irsaucn.y last Two Or three
days-vlthout danger Of getting lost
In the 10y storm
IN February 1854 ! drove eus 10
. sleigh lev m''ss from Fargo 70
close up land trade The sky ~
- clear ~ Doll ths sir JUST cold
enough 70 % eshiiArsting end ! 90.
loyeo my rias OUT 'mmsnso'y' die
not enIoy me return trip however.
eT,s o' .ss ~,na o.m. out o. shs
The state herald., 1893-01-20

" England il building, In direct
violation Of the international agree.
men, ~ 1917. three large grnboais.
NJ Is affirmed by the press dispatches.
there II no reason why America
should not do the same thing. cs.
pccially NJ We ARE greatly In need NJ
'rcvcnuc cutters of the description
England II said to be- constructing
When the matter comoA before con.
grcss. NJ II probably will. there
should be- bit one way Of dealing
with H. Tho American eagle should
neither be- deceived by nor afraid NJ
tho Briiish lion.
The state herald., 1893-01-20

A PETHIfIEp finger is reported to
have been found in Idaho, and science
is bothered As to its origin and own
ership. The conclusion that it is the
famous finger of scorn aad became
petriilcd from overwork and astonish-
ment in vain endeavor TO point at
the ubiquitous Idaho liar, does not
seem illogical
The state herald., 1893-01-20

The monument over the grave of
Lincoln is in state OF dilapidation
disgraceful alike to Illinois and the
nation. : was erected too cheaply
and hurriedly in the first place, and
now l. falling to pieces. II man so
great is in need of any monument of
the mechanical sort it ought to be of
lasting material.
The state herald., 1893-01-20

Ar this juncture the revival Of the
Irish dynamitard is about as danger
Gus blow rs could be struck at the
political hopes Of Ireland. His re-
preston by Parnell was the frs, and
most important step In the campaign
that led to the overthrow OF the tories.
His reappearancc now threatens to
turn the fruits Of victory into Dead
sea fruit. Every Irish patriot should
help 10 run the rascal down. Than
him the cause Of home rule has no
deadlier enemy.
The state herald., 1893-01-20

TrRKSY has bu, one poctcss. She
lives in marble palace overlooking
the blue beauty of the Bosphorus,
and eats from gold plate. Give the
average American poe,ess half this
chance and the oriental conjurer Of
verse wouldn't be in IL. Indeed. II a
person of ripe judgment she wouldn't
be anywhere near 1t.
The state herald., 1893-01-20

FISH HATCHER RouNsEvILLE Of Mas
sachusetts is accused Of trying to
propagate two-headed trout. No ex-
PLANTATION is vouchsafcd, but 1t is sur
missed that this is in order to furnish
bites enough to go round in the
streams of the commonwealth, where
fishers are plenty and fishes few.
The state herald., 1893-01-20

THREE women of Haverhill, Mass,
ran away from their husbands on one
day recently. The circumstance is
not, perhaps, Of especial Importance
In other places, but in that good old
town society has not had such de-
licious thrill since the cooking OF the
last witch.
The state herald., 1893-01-20

ACCORDING to an Eastern scribe the
art Of letter writing is almost forgot
ten. The daily records Of the courts
refute this. The masses of drcary
correspondence published whenever a
person Of note dies makes the rcfuta-
ton emphatic. People do, however,
write fewer letters than formerly, but
this IL not forgetfulness; ii is reform.
The state herald., 1893-01-20

CANADA is building two large
trading vessels for the lakes. They
are called trading vessels because an
old treaty precludes the Use OF the
title Of men-of-war. II the United
States would give Canada a quit
claim deed 10 the lakes and move its
trifling interests back from the
shore, possibly Canada would accept
the compromise, and peace, that now
seems somewhat endangered. con-
tinue its benign sway.
The state herald., 1893-01-20

II has heretofore been considered
perfectly safe 4" advertise large
forfeit II proprietary or pa,.n, mcdi-
oinc should fail to de The wonderful
things claimed for II. bu, hard
headed English judge has jus, decided
that the patent medicine advertiser
can be held 10 his Offer, and the
makers Of preventive of influenza
will, therefore, be required to pay
$500 90 n woman who took the mcdl.
cine according to directions and was.
nevertheless, attacked by Influenza.
The state herald., 1893-01-20

THE cruiser Adams will 60 to
Behring sea no more. The navy de-
partment has concluded that while
the Adams does not amount to much,
it is too respectable craft to be SUBJ
jected to the humiliation of defeat by
every fishing smack that chooses to
run away from il.
The state herald., 1893-01-20

ASA jocular surprise a Chicagoan
presented . bomb TO friend, who
handled It carelessly and was blown
as far as to catch a fleeing glimpse of
the Styx. 1t was fortunate that the
episode was labeled joke, for Its air
of earnestness might have misled OBJ
saruara
The state herald., 1893-01-20

THr customs Of the ducllo arc
preserved In outward form. and all
the intricate tochnicalitics Of the code
are .crupulously regarded BY PRO.
fcssionnl" and "nmatour gentlemen
Of the old schools" but the oldiimo
mnrdrrour spirit ba. gone out of the
business. The French arc already
beginning 90 laugh ~ " ~ = crass
exhibition Of human folly. just ~
Americans have done for the last
thirty years Every fresh burlesque
performance tends W bring dueline
The state herald., 1893-01-20

An American abroad has Just killed
. count Such waste Of material
will be censured in this practical age.
The count might have been imported
and sold at good figure.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-16

pass over TIM same rouir we had just
travelled Had 10 snow fallen during
that time they would in al probability
have been able to pass thp9ugh the cpn-
yon and reach the point @hare G9Ieate
was last safn, but It would hara bhan
twenty days after we haq lfft him ami
accordiHg 70 Nc. Wpbb's sla,eWnni pel.
gate would have beeH deqd at Ieasl ~
days
u would havp pnrn Impossible far
tham W ea.pg put MS body as the cam
yGn u apsaiateis lmpassaple ~ the
strongest man II bueaened with such a
lGaa "a p9igaie's beds would pave been.
Had shg~ fallnh ~ any time while the
man wnfe in ~ ebqsG The canyon they
would have bean hopalrssly imprisoned
aud chtiainis iOsi, 30 there is 80 game Of
any Kind ~ lhn epnygn and the snow
wauia hage fondpfed travelling SO dan
grrous as 70 be practically impossible,
As u happpned four inches Of snow
fall AZ 0ur camp the day after we mot
Elliott and w belleve that double that
amount mnsl have fallen IN thp canyon,
which N much higher above sea Lowell.
We thornrQpp fool convinced that an
efrpft IL fpaoh Colgate would certainly
haYp Fesulled IN y failure, and might
haye oausnd the loss of brayo and valuable
msn, while all that could be accomplish
ed by so pGngerQus an expedition would
have hean to bury u man whose body
thoy might have been unable TO find.
We know Lieutenant ElliGtts course
was the only proper and reasonable one
under the circumstances.
WM, E. CARLlN
A. l.. A HTMMELwRIGUT,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-16
II PAYS 10 BE HONEST.

Did il ever occur 10 you that no mat
ter how pGpr a man may be Qf how desti-
tute his condition that assistance always
comes 10 his relief in times of drest
need, providing he has always been
strictly honest, honorable and upright in
all his dealings, But let him be the re
verse aud though misfortune and adver.
sity charge upon from evpry direction,
few there are who will waste brnath OF
sympathy upon him, His dishonest acts
have callused the heaFts Of all about him
and he finds himself in y hard row OF
stumpsi Those who know him best
listen to his appeals for help with cool in
difference, aud If they do heed them il is
for his familys sake 1t always pays to
be honest and II meyer pays 10 be other,
wise. Simply because an account has
stood against you uncollected until II is
''autlawod" Is no justification for refu-
sui TO settle II when you are able. II you
honestly contracted TO pay II,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-16

Drugs in exchange Tor country pro-
duco at DIR. McGaheys.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-16
Stage Line.

Freight and express carried at the lowest pos
ible rates Stage leaves Boise and Emmett
every morning except sunday.
Passenger rates; One way, g.. round trip $3.50
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-12
HOW FICTION GOES.

Capt. Charles Nelson is introduced
to the readers of the San Francisco
Bulletin as a man "well acquainted
with Hawaiian affairs" How we'll
acquainted he is may be gathered by
residents Of Honolulu from the fol-
lowing extract from an interview he
accords that paper:
"There has been a good deal said
about the Provisional Government
being backed up by Consul Stevens
and the marines of the cruiser Bos-
ton. But when that mass meeting
was held the cruiser was out OF the
harbor and Minister Stevens was on
board of her"
The same untruth having, how
ever, been related as coming from
well-known residents of Honolulu,
when interviewed in the States, per-
haps there is some excuse for Capt.
Nelson's repetition of it. The facts
are that Minister Stevens returned
from a brief trip to the volcano by
the Z. S. S. Boston early in the
morning of Jan. IA, and the mass
meeting in question was held in the
afternoon of Jan. 16, while the Bos,
ton was in the harbor and Ministe,
Stevens, before and after the meet
ing, was consulting with the Queen.
enemies at the United States i-og@
t.x,,
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-12
Mobilization of the Mob.
EDITOR BULLETIN:--

EDITOR BuLLETIN:-
Envious critics have attacked the
Maui mans poem i'll yesterdays
Advertiser, and have dated it back
to the time of Tennyson. Now this
is unjust, as Tennyson died before
the Z. G. budded. | suppose these
carping censors are influenced in the
view that the Advertiser can pro-
duce nothing fresh by perusal Of
the thrilling local on the billy goat
who passed in his checks about a
quarter of a century since. To show
that the Maui bard has borrowed
nothing from Tennyson and stands
loan (joke), I subjoiu the original
poem:
pocket,
Who have guzzled and slowed away beer
by the bucket,
And have frequently figured in criminal
Form! Rye-full men, Form!
Ye who can get no more credit and trust,
| Who accordingly loaf and exist in disgust,
Swear to get even or vaiantly bust
Form! Rit1cmen! Form,
Yc who are strangers TO labor and sweat,
And are valued far less than the grub that
YOU eat,
NowN is the chance OF a lifetime, YOU bet.
Form. Riilcmcn. Il, rm.
>rwh" are Yankees irnm "uli Iceland,
shores,
Nc Americans brave from the Isles I"
Azores.
Form into columns to scttle old scores
Form. Riilemcn Form!
PAY no attention TO Cleveland or Senate,
BE assured the American nation's not in it
lie firm in Your callse-you're dead sufe IL
win it
Form, Ritemen Form!
Shoulder 10 shoulder in vaior and might,
Pretend to be eager for b!oodshed an,
fight
But be sure to corral all the lucre in sight
Form. Riemen. Form!
Yes strike--ior the country-when wa
clouds are rising,
Some damphool from Maui III verse plagia
riZing
viii chant of your valor in strains satir2
ing
Form Riicmen. Form,
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-12
THE QUEENS STATEMENT.

More of Commissioner Blount's
report has been published at WASH
ington. a statement Of the Queen
is given. She had received q letter
on December II, 1892, warning her
that Minister Stevens was at that
time preparing for the annexation
of the islands. This is not surpris-
ing to well-informed people here,
who know that Mr.. Stevens began
talking annexation from the first
time he opened his mouth on the
beach. The Queen charges Minister
Of the Interior Colburn with betray-
ing her scheme of promulgating a
new constitution to Mr.. Hartwell,
and says she told Peterson in the
Palace on January Il that he ought
to know what was in the new con-
stitution, as it had been in his hands
for month. She tells how she
quieted commotion among the ma
tives in the yard, by asking them to
go home peaceably and await 4
more favorable time for giving them
new constitution.
The document, according to the
Queens statement, was based OH the
constitutions Of Kamehameha Y.
and Of 1897. Chief Justice Judd,
when appealed to by the Queen in
the Palace that day, admitted that
the existing constitution was 'im-
perfect and full of defects" AS it
has always been understood that
the Supreme Court revised the docu-
ment before it was promulgated,
this admission is rather an honest
confession. The Queen relates that
important fact Of the revolution, hel
signing of Cabinet declaration
that no attempt would be made tc
change the constitution excepting
in the way provided by itself, sucl
declaration being published severa
hours before the two mass meeting
which assembled hours before tn
troops were landed from the U. S
S. Boston.
1t is probable that the constitu
tional history OF the preceding fiv
or six years will also appear in MI
Blount's report, which, with tn
simple and direct statement of tn
Queen, will show that her scheme c
Il new constitution was not th
peace Of absolutism that it has bee
represented. There are facts as ye
not marshalled in this controvers
which would show that no ruler {
statesman has ever been in NOR
harassed position, and that not {
her own making, than the positio
from which Queen Liliuokalani trie
to obtain relief by her action in th
first two weeks of January. In tn
early future the history leading Il
to those events may be related, will
out waiting for its narration at tn
hand of Mr.. Blount.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-12

object Of the interference is to dos
troy popular government and re-
habilitate monarchical one, repre-
sented in a Queen who is a grossly
dissolute person, whose administra-
tion has been notoriously corrupt,
whose supporters are sugar mono
poly, o lottery ring, and coolie
labor party, enforced by political
corruptionists in comparison with
whom those of New Jersey arc en-
durable and those Of New York
beneicent, and opposed to whom
are, with hardly an exception, all
the moral and most of the CONNER
cial interests in the Islands"
The idea that the Provisional Gov
ernment is popular one, while its
organ admits that the seat of gov
ernment is an "armed camp" under
"siege," is laughable; but the apex
of ridicule is reached when it is
claimed that the Queens party is
supported by "a sugar monopoly
and "a coolie labor party wher
those on the ground know that the
sugar interest and its peculiar sys
TEN of labor is the corner stone o.
the Provisional Government. X.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-12
,Spcctul Ecspotch 10 Globc- Democrat.

Especial Ecapotch TO G'otcDemocrat)
WoRrp's FAIR, CnicAGo, ILL, Oct. 90
No award has ever been made so gratifying
TO st. Louis people and SO justly merited
as the one given to-day by the Columbian
jury of the Worlds Fair, consisting of con-
noisseurs and chemists of the highest rank,
to the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Assoca-
ton. BY methods of unrivalled business
enterprise, and by using the best material
produced in America and Europe, eXclud-
ing corn and other adultcrants or surro-
gates, the different kinds of the Anheuser-
Busch beer have become the favorites with
the American peorle, and have now con-
quercd the highest award in every, p;articu-
lar, which had to be considered by the
Columbian jury. The high character Of
the award given to-day by the jurors will
be better understood when it is known that
the different beers exhibited by the An
heuser-Busch Brewing Association had to
compete with hundreds of the most excel
lent displays Of other brewers. The fact
that no other concern has received so
many points for the various essential quail
| tiles of good beer confirms anew the firms S
| rcput ation as the leader of all American
beers, and Mr.. Adolphus Busch can feel
proud over this result SO Justly merited.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-12
Our Great Historians Abroad.

EDITOR BULLETIN
The Star is atfording US here much
amusement by reproducing the
ilashy headlines and autobiographic
high-fallutin of the army of paid
annexation drummers who are by
lying, and evcry species Of decep-
ton in their writing and lecturing
in the United States, sowing the
good seed Of annexation.
1t would seem that the p. G. com
missioners are ready to employ any
orator or scribbler who can claim
ability to villify the native people
and paint the oligarchy in rose
colors as the budding republic"
The columns of tho New York Sun,
which is in this respect the most
fertile Of the long file Of subsidised
journals, recently gave lengthy
lucubration from a party signing
himself Austin, and stating that he
was a former judge of the Supreme
Court. He was probably a graduate
of Sing Sing for some previous for
gerry.
The Star on the 9th inst. repro
duccd another brilliant item headed,
THE Hawaiians Can Fight" from
the pen of "W. b. Oleson who has
been at the head of the educational
department in Honolulu for many
years." which is news to us. Mr..
Oleson, commonly known as the
political parson,' came to the ISL
ands some ten years ago as tenth
rate gospel expounder and got job
at Hilo, where his patrons discovered
that by nature and instinct he was a
ward politician. The trustees OF
Kamehameha School gave him the
sinecureship of head master in order
that he might be at hand to coach
them in politics and be the tutor
behind the Reform boss. When the
Mechanics Union was being organ
lied in 1SS9-9O the Revd. William was
regular weekly visitor in company
with a few reform lawyers, all o
whom were very kind in Offering t(
show the working men how to do it
The horny-handed passed resolu
ton, for the political parsons
benefit, excluding school teachers
parsons and lawyers from member
ship or taking part in debate. II
that campaign of 1890 for seyera
months his school duties did no
trouble him much; for while tn
political fight was on he was speake
at every ward meeting and as can
} vasser he had no equal. He prove'
as great a "frost" to his party a
Stellar Smith will be, with the re
suit that he outliyed his usefulnes
and decided to emigrate when h
was offered salary by the Pear
Harbor boomers to blow the annex
alton trumpet in Boston. This rev
erend expounder of falsehood know
that in the affair he is advocatin
there are no "Hawaiians" to fight
/ am told that there is but one i
the p. Ct. army. | hope if by an
, chance he should be killed in th
war, that he will be duly embalme
, and known as the Hawaiian nun
, my Of tho p. G. If preserved a
alive let us have look at him in
= cage.
|, No Geographic sketch Of the Clal
. dine troupe of commissioners that
have yet seen in or out Of the Star
/ columns, has in my opinion don
= justice to those great men. TIL
, Falstaif and Prince Hal of thu
> company are specially deserving {
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-12
The Present Stagnation.

A lady who was about to be mar
ried entered printing Office and Or
dered number of invitations to be
printed. The proprietor, jovial
sort of man, thinking he ought to
say something, remarked: "It seems
to me that any one who marries in
these hard times has considerable
courage" "Well," replied the lady.
1--WE are all out of work and we've
got to do something, you know
YonkerS Statesman.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-12
Reversing the Truth.
EDITOR BULLETIN

j-Diich bli-LEiiN'
This mornings Advertiser contains
one of the "tricks Of the trade" that
makes an honest journalist blush for
shame for his profession. The New
York Outlook (late Christian Union)
is quoted so far as the editor OF the
Advertiser finds matter useful. The
Outlook has SO far been quite fair in
its treatment of the Hawaiian ques-
ton, but makes a very bad break
when it says; "$ The
course of the Administration pro-
posed by Secretary Gresham will not
be made moro acceptable TO the peo-
Pile OF the United States by the
consideration Of the fact that the
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-12

An increase of $4,000 in the mem
bership of the American order of
Odd Fellows for the past year is a
grand record. The order in Homo
lulu seems to share in the general
prosperity.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-12
Revolution Ended.

Meager reports have reached the
City of Mexico of the unconditional
surrender of the Neri baud Of revo-
lutionists in the State of Guerrero
to General Bravo. The event seems
to point to an end of the turbulent
times which have ruled on the
southwest coast for many weeks.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-12
TUESDAY, DEC. II, 1898.

With less than six inches of gem
uine local news itself, the Advertiser
has taken to Growing for the Star.
1t must crow.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-12

The tenants of Belmont Farm,
Esquimalt, have been notified to
leave, as 23O acres have been pur-
chased in connection with the Brit
ish Governments fortifcation i'm
prOvement scheme.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-12
The Prize
Awarded F.!
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co.
Wins the Prize at the
Worlds Fair with their
EAGLE" Brand Beer.

-. i.o' $, Oct. %, 1893.
MEssES. MAcrAR' 81 & Co., I'D,
honolulu, II. /.
Dear Sirs;-Wc have mailed you copy
of the Giobc-Demo raj announcing the great
victory won by the ANHEUsER-BUscH Asso--
CITATION with their "EAGLE" Brand of
Beer.
[Signed
ANHEUSER-BUHNN BREWING Asso-
ClATlON.