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APPROACHING The END
i Belief mat Tho Present Issk viii
Finish the Silver. D,blta
A COMPROMISE EXPECTED
Its Details Are Not Vet ssttIsd-The
Week In the House-The Oeary
Law. the Cox Bill and the
Bankruptcy Law.

WARRINGTON. Dot. 15.-The Wilson
voorhees, repeal bill or the substitute for
IL will again this week command the ex-
elusive attention Of the senate, but indi.
cations nov are that this will be the last
week Tor the prsssut given 10 the subject
10 the senate. II the oompeomise men
do not encounter unsxpsctsd obstacles,
their substitute will be prepared for in.
PRODUCTION BY The middle Of the week. Il
10 part of tise programme not to intro
duce the h.n until assurance Of sufficient
support to secure its passage 10 re-
reived. Consequently when tho bill
once presented In the senate Il will
% Renerally understood that the end
u In sight. Being o compromise
measure, 1t will represent no one mans
views and It will not be satisfactory to
any one. No more will Il be familiar to-.
or to the liking OF any one sectton OF
country. but IL will probably 10 through as
introduced and become law. Senators
from the silver producing states will be
most vigorous In expressions of disap-
proval, yet II 10 barely possible that some
OF them will vote for It. Probably. how.
ever, tho senators Of the silver producing
states will not find Il necessary to vote for
the bill. The compromise workers ara
not yet hopeless OF securing their assent.
Almost all the repeal leaders on the demo-
cratic side are making the substitute q
party measure, just ~, under the advice
OF Senator German. they attempted at tho
beginning OF the session to make the
original bill.
II they do not get the support OF the
entire party in the senate, they will prob
ably b able 20 get . suflcient number OF
votes from among repeal republicans to
guarantee the success Of the bill. The
democratic senators who are holding on
most stifliy against the compromise are
personal champions of the president, like
VOORHEES,. Palmer. Mills, Smith and Villas,
The belief is general that the house will
accept almost any substitute the senate
will adopt and o majority are inclined tC
the opinion that the president will sign
the bill whom II shall reach him. It is the
general belief that when the bill is once
signed there will be . speedy movemen,
IN congress looking to recess until the
beginning OF the regular session on the
frst Monday In Dscsmher.
Several important matters figure In the
bouss horoscope for the coming week.
The McCreary bill 70 extend tho provis'
Ions Of the Gsary aot fur six months, viii
20 to voto to-mvrrox afternoon and
will, undoubtedly, pass by large ma
1ority despite the opposition OF the Pacific
coast members. IL is hardly probable
that either Of the three amendments
offered by Geary will carry. although there
10 o possibility that the one requiring pho
toeraphs OF Identification aud possibl,
the one defining the Chinese merchant
may secure the support Of the ma jority.
ThA Mc(raarv hill will ha r,llowad n,
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Mlss0uiA News.
ial Dispatch to tbs STANDARD.

MIssouLA. Oct. l5.-SherifY Pugh Of
Spokane is in the city for tho purpose of
taking into custody the Indian. Louis
Stetsmo. captured last week on the Flat.
head reservation by Agent Carter and
posse.
There is no improvement in the condi.
ton Of affairs at the Mullan tun mel, where
the CAVERN occurred yesterday. Earth
and rocks are still falling onto the track
and IL Is impossible to tell when traffic
over the hill can be resumed.
Tho remains Of James Munroe. who
died ut the Sisters hospital last week,
will b. taken East for burial tomorrow.
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CLEVELAND, Oct. i5.-Thc Nickel Plate
worlds fair train bound West this morn
ing collided with eight coal cars which
were blown of the siding at Athol Springs.
Fireman Perry Lane was caught in the en-
gine cab and crushed to death. Engineer
Henry was badly hurt and may not re-
cover. Alex Shaw, the express messenger,
had both shoulders fractured.
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RUSSIA GAYLY GREETED
French Hospitality Royalty EntsFtains
The Russian Naval 011c,rS
CEMENTED WITH WINE


TOULoy Oct. lb-If tho Russian sailors
now v,si,iny France ara moi ALREADY be-
riunine 10 feel ,be effects Of the series of
entertainments provided for them IL 10
NO, because French bospitnli,y and GOOD
feeling are lacking. The hall a, the
arsenal continued until 6 o'clock this
uoorniuo and Al tho couclus,ou the French
Officers hois,et a humber of Russian
ofIlcors ON tbsir .boultiers and cheero,l
themselves hoarse as they escorted ,hem
to their ships. This compliment tho
Russians rec,procated by lifting a number
of Frenchmcn upon their shoulders. cheer.
ins until they could hear no more.
The municir.li,v Of Toulon entertained
the Russian officsrs TODAY nj n luncheon
In the court of Iycee Eight hundred
guests weno present. The MAYOR of Tou-
lon. pro.ncr Perrero. toasted tho cxar and
and c,arina amid loud erie. OF .Viye Ia
Russie." The mayor added that the cries
of "yiye Ia Russic' proved the indlssolu-
bile Attachment which France felt toward
Russia. Continuinc. Mayor Fcrrero said !:
..I'he union of tho TWO people will prove
,o ,hs entire world our ardent desire that
mi. shouId he tho ir.ugura,io, Of an ern
of Euronean neace. We and in our
strength . guarantees of that pcaco which
is necessary to libcr,y.r
The presidcnt Of the pari. municip,I
coupcii waited unop Admiral Avelap and
nrc.sn,ed IN hin, ,be ,pvi,ntion Of IN,
co,ncil "a him and his ofileor. "a yisit
Paris. Tnc admiral .aid be would have
prca, n,ea,,,r. in ncccptin, the invi,atiop
in behalf of himself an,I ,he otIicers of hi,
command. Admiral Aveian then pro-
ceo.ied 10 the balcony of the town hall
and s,ood there betu cen tho presi,lent of
tho Paris ,nunicinaiitv and the mayor of
Toulon and ack nov ledyed tho plnujits of
the crowd beIov. The depu,ation pro.
sen,cd .ddrc.ses of welcome TO the n d.
miral and Madame Adam. tho we'll.
knovp wri,er. In behalf of the ladies' oi
| France. prcsented 10 him a diamond
brooch for his wife and various pieces o,
iewelrv for tho wives of mis- officers. Ad.
miraI Aveian received the offerings with a
| nolile compliment to Madame Adam 70,
tho French women generally and after re.
newed handshakinr with the MAYOR re-
,urn.tl 40 Nh. .hip.
| CI.meuceau. in An articlo i'm In .y,..tie,
of Paris. TODAY. savs /, n evident tina
France In NO longer isolated and the
entente bstvseu Russia and France In
.ures the temporary maiutainauce o
peace. pendipe n definite peace.
During the afternoon the Russian OF
f,cers witnessed a parade of musical 40
cie,,rs. and there was n battle of flower,
Throughout, the day. Fete followed fste
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Laid to Q Trsmp.

DETROIT, Oct. ia Tribune special
from jackson, Mich, says that at tho cor
oner's inquest into the Michigan Cen
tral wreck, which will be held tomorrow
Alfred 7. Slater. an old railroad man.
will testify that he saw . tramp standing
on the platform of the car next TO the
engine In the second section Of the train.
The cock behind the engine that connects
the air brake was found turned immedi.
ately after the wreck. which prevented the
air brake from working. II is believed
the tramp wanted to get oil the train be.
fore IL was pulled into the station and
turned the cock. thinking II would make
the train slack up.
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The Banking COMMITTEES.

WAsuIYGToS, Oct. l5.-The banking
and currency committee Of the house dur
ing this week will continue tho hearings
that have been in progress for two weeks.
The democratic members, or most of
them, are sure they will he able to secure
a favorable report for the bill repeating
the 10 per cent tax on the state bank cir
culation, while tho opponents will en-
deavor 10 secure an uniavorable report.
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BRUNSWICK, Ca. Oct. 15.-Thir,y-four
new eases OF yellow fever are reported to-
day, % whites and II colored. Manuel
Thomas. colored. and ex-Policeman Hen
bricks died to-day. and n. p. Levin. the
two Perrin boys and their father are ez-
pectcd to die.
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Valuable Horses Burned.

New York, Oct ia lighted match
dropped by a stable boy started a fire In
Fleetwood park stables to-day. Joseph
King, a valuable two-year-old stallion, and
Jeanette, also a two year old. were burned
TO death. They were valued at $1,000.
King. a very valuable stallion. was slightly
burned. Sixty stables, valued NJ $500
each were destroyed.
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Tn. u,.mv,oy.d Reach ri Psso.

FL PAso. Tex, Oct. 1S.-The large
crowd Of tramps from the west who took
possession of the east-bound Southern
Pacific train TO go to San Antonio were
to-day brought before Recorder Caldwell.
Twelve of them. whose hands indicated
that they were workinemen, were each
given q loaf Of bread and an exhortation
TO leave town at once. Others will b put
to work fixing streets.
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he FIRES A DECREE.
Presldsns Psixoto Of BRASIL begins
Paper Cannovade.

Psper CannovAde.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-At q late hour
last evening Secretary Gresham received
. decree issued by President Pe,xoto. of
Brasil, dspriving of the privilege and pro-
lection Of the national flag all vessels Of
Custodis Jose De Mello, which have been
in revolt in the bay Of Rio Dc Janeiro
against the constitution and laws and
authorities OF the republic. Merchant
vessels armed by insurgents and other vev-
sells In their service. fortihcations which
are taking part In the revolt and such ves-
this time joln the rebels are included In
the proclamation.
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A Collision In kmssas.

ST. Louls, Oct. ia Repubiic, Topeka,
Kan, special says that this morning the
regular Denver-Rock Island train collidsd
with a freight train near Pixico. Two
colored tramps, stealing . ride on the
plaif,rm Of the baggage car, we're killed.
L. L. Harter, the mail agent, sustained
serious injuries. Charles Toppen, the en-.
gineer, sustained . fractured skull, from
which he will die. BaR2aeemaster For
sythe is injured internally and his recov.
cry is doubtful.
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Providence, Oct. it.-The Merchants'
Savings bank has gone into voluntary
liquidation and has..petitoned the supreme
court for permission to wind up Its affairs.
The hank 10 unable to turn it's assets into
cash to meet the demands OF depositors.
Tbs deposits are 81 ,2D7 GO, while the State
ment shows only small amount Of cash
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ST. LoUis, Oct. i5.-The supreme coun-
Gil of the ancient and accepted Scottish
rite of Free Masons for the southern juris-
dlction OF America will convene hero to-
morrow. Great interest attaches to the
gathering this year by reason of the exist
ing vacancy for the post of commander
general.
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.vIcKsBuRG, Miss, Oct. i5.-Cotton and
other tender vegetation in the lowlands
we're nipped by frost this morning in this
portion of Mississippi and heavy frost is
also reported in north Louisiana. The
damage, except to late cotton, is small.
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The British Cour,ipr Italy.

RoME, Oct. i5.-It is definitely decided
that the British Mediterranean squadron
will arrive at Tarranto tomorrow. The
fleet will remain there until Oct. 70. IL
will reach Spcxza on Oct. IS and remain
until Oct. -.
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The 1rrigsfiea Ceavsn'iea Adopts q
Piasfsrm aad AAjsaraa.


Los ANoEIEs. Oct. t5.-Yestsrday was
the last day of the irrigation congrsss.
The eommittss that went TO Perris to ses
the effects Of the Wright act presented
favorable report and adopted the follow.
ing a. its chosen members Of the executive
committee: ArisonA. z. ". Boges, CALI
fornia, Eli H. Murray; Colorado, J. T.
Roche; Idaho, T. b. Babbitt; Kansas. J.
w. Gregory; Montana. o. Peterson;
Nebraska, c. I. Ross; Nevada, John E.
Jones; New Mexico, Mortimer E. Dowing;
North Dakota, J. A. Pirtle Of Los Angeles;
Tennessee. p. II. Porter; Texas, ]. J..
Walker; Utah. W. z. Smyths, Washing.
ton, A. b. Tuttoni Wyoming, w. p.
Rogers Los Angeles,
Powers OF Arizona read paper on the
necessity OF the government steering the
waters and controlling them. Then arose
quite bitter discussion, In which Major
Powell was severely scored. Colonel
Hinton. Barber Of California and others
took part In the discussion, and deelsred
Powell wrong when he stated that there 10
not enough water to reclaim the arid
lands. The motion was made to expunee
Powcll's speech from the records. Chair
man Emery said the speech was not on
the records. Powell was called all SORTS
Of names and told to 60 homo and reve.se
his report.
At the afternoon session the amended
report of the committee Of resolutions was
adopted. The report with few exceptions
was ike the original one. A motion was
adopted declaring water in natural chan.
nsls and beds public property,sand that
when necessary the vested rights therein
NAV h<, contlemned for ptl,lic uses under
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Aunixrr.i,r Harmed.

MiNNEAPoLIs. Oct. IA Tribune sps-
cial from verinillion, ;. D., says tho main
building of the state university was
burned this morning, entailing q loss of
$iOo, ,0Up or more, without insurance.
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New YORK, Oct. i5.-It reports from
good authority in social circles are TO bo
believed. Mrs. Edward Parker Deacon
and her husband are TO become reconciled
before very many days clspse.
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CHICAGO. Oct. i5.-It is announced that
the national convention OF the w. c. T. U.
will be held in Chicago Oct. 81 to Nov. .,
inclusive.
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A Five Million Dollar Estate.

SAN FRAScIsco, Oct. 1b.-Ths Chronicle
says: There is being prepared for arau.
ment before the supreme court Of Arizona
case which involves q 100000 estate.
left by the late John d. Walker. who died
In the Napa insane asylum Of this state.
Shortly before his death Walker married
a Miss Rice, but was put in an insane
asylum by his brothers, William Walker
Of Pasadena. CAL, and Lucien Walker of
Los Angeles. His wife claimed a share Of
the estate, but the Arizona court declared
the marriage illegal because Walker was
insane mt the time II was contracted.
Mrs Walker will appeal the case to the
supreme court. Walkers daughters by a
former wife, who was an Indian, also
claim share OF the estate.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio. Oct. l5.-The venerable
historian, Henry Howe, died last night
from stroke Of paralysis.
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from Molokai-was placed in the La
haina jail after much noise, talk and
scuffie. Having thus allayed any sus-
picion the imprisoned japanese might
entertain, he donned his toughest"
smile and listened TO the conversation
of the two Japs. As the boys say, the
guilty one "gave the whole affair
away" and IL is hoped that through
the clever acting of Mr.. Doyle and his
knowledge of the Japanese tongue,
the four guilty ones Zone in jail and
three othersl, will soon be brought to
punishment.
During the week in Lahaina, thirty
two prominent people were noted
from Makawao and Waikiki districts.
Lahaina is most delightful, but not
the center Of Maui.
Weather: Delightful days and cool
nights in Lahaina all perfection
barring the countless and Omnipres-
cent mosquito.
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August
Flower

Perhaps you do not believe these
statements concerning Green's Au-
gust Flower. Well, we can't make
you. We can't force conviction in
10 your head or med
Doubling iCiue into your
throat. We don't
Thomas. want to. The money
is yours, and the
misery IS yours; and until you are
willing to believe, and spend the one
for the relief Of the other, they will
stay so. John H. Foster, 1921
Brown Street, Philadelphia, says:
"My wife is a little Scotch woman,
thirty years ofage and of a naturally
delicate disposition. For FIVE or six
years past she has been suffering
from Dyspepsia. She
Vomit became so bad at last
that she could not sit
Every Meal. down TO meal but
she had to vor1it il
as soon as she had eaten il. Two
bottles Of your August Flower have
cured her, after many doctors failed.
She can now eat anything, and enjoy
it; and as for Dyspepsia, she does not
know that she ever had it" O
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BYAUTHORITY
NOTICE FOR 1898 TAXES.

Tax Payers of this District are hereby
notified that all Taxes for the current
year are now due and payable at the Of
fee Of the Tax Assessor and Collector,
in the Government Building. Honolulu.
The Office will be open from 0 A. N.
until 4 P. NJ. daily Sundays excepted
to receive payments of such Taxes.
"All Taxes which shall remain unpaid
after the 18th day of December, Q0) ten
per cent. shall be added to the amount of
such Taxes by the Assessor, and shall be
collected as part of such Taxes -
WALTER G.. WELDON,
Deputy Assessor and Collector, District
OF Kona, Island of Oahu.
Approved:
JONATHAN SHAW,
Assessor and Collector of Taxes,
First Division. 3551-7t
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CHURCH SERVICES.
ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.


The services of the Second Con-
gregation of st. Andrews Cathedral
tomorrow Sunday will be as fol-
lows: 9 AS A. NJ, morning prayer
with sermon; Venite, Gilbert in G !;
TIE Deum, Hodges in G; Benedic-
tus, Turner in A; Hymns so and
215; Anthem, "Hearken unto me
my people," by Sullivan. 6 80 P. NJ,
evensong with sermon; Magnificent,
Monk in E; Nunc Dimittis, Boyce
in D; Hymns 217. AZ and Is. Rev.
Alexander Macintosh, pastor. All
are invited.
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.
Sunday School at 9 As An.
Public Worship at II AN. and
7:30P.M.
Subject of evening discourse,
"Israel Turned Back: or The Long
Way the Best Way"
The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor will meet at
6 80 PM.
All are cordially invited to these
services.
Y. NJ. c. A. SERVICES.
Sunday, II AM, at Oahu Jail;
1 :15 PM, at the Barracks; $3.50 P.
NJ, Bible study at Y. NJ. G. A. 6 80
PM, Gospel praise service at Y. NJ.
G. A.
Tuesday, Z 80 PM, prayer meet
ing at Y. NJ. G. A.
LATTER DAY SAINTS.
Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints; Mill
lani Hall, rear of Opera House.
Services will be held on Sunday as
follows: 10 A. NJ, Bible class
is A. NJ. and Z 80 P. NJ, preach
ing by Elder J. G. Clapp.
Daily ADVERTISERS, SO cents per
\ L
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Gcllernl advertisements.
BISHOPS BANK.
NEXT POSTOFFICE.

word
the attention clerk will be
or YOU.
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Our Aim

is perfection, and we will get as near
to it as mortal can. What is worth
at all is worth doing well, so we'll
twill be. Recognizing the import
ance of thoroughly reliable watch
repairing department, it has been
my constant aim to make it per-
lection and have secured therefore
the best skill obtainable.
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New York City

rather fair
holidays Goodspurchaed
r gift
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This is
FOR You!

1t gives me pleasure to announce
that 1 have secured the services of
Mr.. G. WALL1N, who has been with
GEO. @. SHREvE & Co. of San Fran
cisco for years; receiving from them
the highest recommendations as a
thorough and reliable Matchmaker.
Mr.. WALLIN will have charge of my
watch repairing department from
this day on, and hope by continu-
ing to do only good and honest
work we will continue to enjoy the
very liberal patronage bestowed in
the past.
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Daily ADVERTISERS, SO cents per
month. Delivered by carriers.
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Massage.

MRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
vi that she will attend limited num-
Der of patients. Address at II. NJ.
Whitney's. King st.. Bell Telephone 70
322S-tf
The herald., 1893-12-25
RIVERSIDE.

The Case of Mrs II. L. Post =
RIVERSIDE, Dec. PA few days ago
Mrs. II. L. Post was arrested at Cotton
and taken to San Diego on charge OF
defrauding her creditors. She resided
in this city about three years ego. and
many stradespeople have lingering re-
membrsnce of her to the extent OF sew
eral hundred dollars. which she neg
lected to pay when she took her depart
ure for pastures new. San Diego and
Riverside business men are not alone in
the wall that has ascended heavenward
for the settlement OF obligations. News
comes from Hemet that several firms in
that town and San Jacinto suffered. She
arrived in that town and proceeded To
buy OF all the firms she could get mer-
chandise from ON credit, and opened an
eating house. The business prospered
for some time, but finally 1t almost
stopped. She gave out that her mother
was not expected to live in the east and
that telegram had been received call
ing her to the bedside. She packed her
trunk with articles that were OF the
most value and departed, followed by
her husband. At Cotton cold-hearted
constable met her and kindly escorted
her to San Diego, where she will have to
answer the charge of obtaining money
under false pretenscs.
BRIEFS.
A. G. Mum OF the San Jacinto Regis
ter was on the streets yesterday.
Charlie M. AitkenH was over from San
Bernardino yesterday.
Brad Morse, county assessor, lie in San
Diego.
Andrew J. O'Connor. receiver of the
consolidated bank OF San Diego. has
commenced action in the superior court
against Joseph Jarvis and Mary A. Jar
via to recover 1857 and interest IRON
June 2, 1893.
The rain OF yesterday will make fast
track for the races New Years day. The
programme ia the best ever advertised
and large attendance 10 expected.