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Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
EUROPEAN.

1t appears from latest intelli-
gence to hand that the European
Anarchists, we'll aware Of the tre-
mendous risks connected with
their hateful schemes, have taken
the precaution to insure the lives
of those to whom the bomb
throwing is entrusted. 1t appears
there was an insurance policy for
$4,000 on the life of Valiant,
who threw the bomb in the
French Chambers of Deputies
for which he suffered the death
penalty; and it is also stated that
the plotters killed at the explo-
sion in the Church of the Made
leine in Paris were also insured.
The appalling catastrophe
which occurred at Santanda, in
Spain, last November has had a
lamentable sequel. While a num-
Der of men were engaged in re-
moving the hulk of the vessel
which was the cause of the origi-
nal disaster, scme of the unex-
ploded dynamite went off, killing
twelve persons and injuring thirty.
The populace, ineensed at what
they believed to be the negligence
of the authorities, to which they
attributed the explosion, attack
ed the inspectors of shipping and
it was found necessary to call out
the military to quell the disturb
ance.
Another dynamite explosion
has occurred in a French church,
this time at Grenobie. Thirty
persons were injured
London, Mar. 10. At Trades
Union meeting in Hyde Tark a
resolution was carried unani-
mously in favor of abolishing the
House of Lords.
London, Mar. Is. Lord Rose
berry had most enthusiastic
reception at Edinburgh, where he
delivered an address last night.
SOUTH AMERICA.
Buenos Ayres, Mar. %. The
new English Bank in River Plate
has suspended payment
Rio de Janeiro, Mar. D. Presi-
dent Peixoto has apologised for
arresting a number Of British
blue jackets.
Buenos Ayres, Mar. %. The
Portuguese warship declined to
land here the Brazilian rebel
Admiral Da Cana.
Rio de Janeiro, Mar. 10. The
insurgents are maintaining the
rebellion in the San Paulo pro
vince.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-09
DOUBLE DEALING.
Not in Accord with the
People,

A card appeared last Saturday
in the Bulletin apparently coming
from the hui Aloha Alma" 1t
was an attempt on the part of the
few promiscous haoIes who run
that establishment to discourage
that immense meeting of patriots
which will be held tonight at
Palace Square. 1t is of course
n surprise to the loyal people to
see the Bulletin grab and pub
lish an unsigned card in q
political affair, backed by every
body connected with that sheet.
But we are yet more astonished
to see the editor of the Bulletin
shall we call it a Loyalist paper
in one column printing an
anonymous card from
the hui and in the next pub
fishing the call for that meeting
signed by the President, Vice
President, Secretary and several
directors of that organization. If
the Bulletin desires to injure or
hurt the cause of the loyal citi-
zens, who meet tonight, it ought
to say so without fear or favor.
If it does not, it ought not to
speak one way and act another.
Mr.. Marques who published the
card appearing in the Bulletin
has no more right to speak on
the behalf of the Hui Aloha
Alma" than we have and the
sooner the editor of the Bulletin
realizes that fact the better.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-09

The following from the morn
ing's Advertiser, is really worth
reading:
1.-The Queens organ has come
out in favor of government "by
the people and tor the people. "
Where does the ex-Queen come
inl Is she the people!'
May we ask our philosophical
contemporary what it understands
by government By the people' Does
that not mean a government
representing the will of the peo-
pie and formed so as to suit the
majority We think it does and
we believe, that, if the PEOPLE
decides to live under a monarch
chial form of government, that
monarchical form of government
will be a government by the
people. If we are to have a
republic here, the AdueIfiSer will
come out in the most emphatic
spread-eagle language and pirate
about our being relieved from the
yoke of monarchy" and of our
having now a truly popular gov
ernment-although the non-elect-
ell President will hold his office
for ten years without the sanction
OF the people and be given,
through the fact that he has been
able to corral the arms and
ammunition in the country, more
autocratic power than ever was
granted to ANYBODY since the days
of the Kamehamehas whatever
form of government, the PEOPLE
chooses is government by the
people call it an Empire or a
Monarchy or a Republic. As to
the question of the Advertiser,
where does the Queen come IN"
we shall refer the nairs morning
paper to our former issues in
which we repeatedly have stated
that the protests and opposition
of the Royalists are not of or for
the Queen as an individual,
although, the principle of mon
archy is being used as the com.
mon expression Of the popular
will. Hawaii demands the return
to the constitutional government
approved and supported by the
people, previous to Mr.. Stevens
coup detat; the return thereby of
Queen Liliuokalani to the throne
is simply an incident in that
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-09
AUSTRALIAN.

Melbourne, Mar. u. The pre-
mier Is surprised at the action of
Mr.. Arnold Morley British Post
master-General. in renewing the
Federal mail contract without
imposing a condition as to re-
duced freights for dairy produce.
Sydney, Mar. %. Two harbor
steamers eollided in the harbor
today. one having 200 passengers
on board. They were cut to the
waters edge, and were only saw
ed from sinking by the bulkhead
until the passengers were landed.
Adelaide, Mar. %. Professor
Kelly. occupying the chair of
classics at the University. is
dead.
Brisbane, Mar. y. The an
nouncement that definite steps
have been taken by British
syndicate to construct railways
on the land grant system is caus-
ing considerable excitement in
the Central Territory.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-09
POUND MASTERS
NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given TO AL persons. that
there IS 81 the Government: Pound at Ma
Xxi. one strsyed black horse, white
spot on the forehead, hind feet are white.
brand indesribable.
Any person or persons owning this
horse are requested ID come and
take the same on or before u o'clock noon
SATURDAY, APRIL, 81. 1894
JAMES kUKONA,
Pound Master.
Mnkiki. Abr. O. 1884,.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-09

The Hawaiian Hardware Co.,
3O7 Fort Street.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-09

principle and is certainly not the
main point. and nobody has ever
claimed it to be so. We still
believe in and will sgitats for
government By the psopls Of The
people and for The people.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-09

TIE ROLOMUA IsA "PEO-
PIE S. PAPER AND IT REMAINS At
4 PEOPLES s" PRICE. DELIVER
Da DAILY At RESIDENCES FOR 30
CENTS PER MONTH.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sydney, March 23-Intel-
ligence from New Guinea reports
tribal fight at Rossil Island,
aud the vlctirs commemorated
their success by a cannibal feast.
Twelve hundred caetives were
sacrificed at the feast.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-09
BY the People"

The following from the morn
ings Advertiser, is really worth
reading:
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-09
Thoroughbred
DOGS for Sale
THE ENGLISH SETTER
Honolulu Girl"

Bred at the Glenmore Kennels,
Berkel ~, Gala.
Registered (So. 81 .09S) 4.
h. c 5. b, New York.
Sired by lee r. winner % Derby AZ Tie Pa;
cihc Coast Field Trial a. Bakersfield IN 1890.
lie by Rodney g, 400 from Phyllis III :, los.
Rodney, the sire oi Lee r.. BY Doc D..
from Kate D., G3,7l5I from Phyllis II {, 1851
Rake F2l2j from Phyllis s74-
The dan q HouolaIu Girl vas Belle Clad
stone, the only daughter on the Paci6e
Coast Of Cham1ion Gladstone fllSi; from
Zell. g. So; BY Dan, r. SS5L from Cham
pion Pstrsl, AZ
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06

Moire antique and MORE Franchise.
and the old style brocades and lowered
silks OF our grandmothers' tin e, are to
be a great feature of our winter ball
room and reception toilettes.
Cherry and black. black and white
VIII be worn, and is becoming alike TO
blonde and brunette, old and young.
Black holds it favor well, and comes
III all the new fashionable materials !:
brocade figured India, gros grain, faille,
satin, MORE, taffeta and pean de sole.
The newest designs in fine goods are
the embroidered silks, and satin and
satin reps combined.
The latest novelty in dinner toiIetteS
shown recently. was a white satin pyin-
cess draped with black net, embrOider-
ed jet; this net comes with embroidery
Of Jets, gold, steel, or cOlored crystals. (
a handsome travelling or street COS
tune is of Swede color cloth, with jack
ct basque. y blue Goth or silk skirt is
WORE under the SWede color skirt, the
side breadthS Of which are left open.
Winter cioaks vary in length from
thirty eight TO fOrty-elght inches, and
are made up in all kinds OF fabrics, the
rougner faced being preferred. I; e
leading colorS are blue. brown, gray
and black.
Plush has again come in vogue, and
plush and velour is new combination.
Jackets and capes in it trimmed with
embroidery OF jet and braid.
Jackets aid coats VII be most fash :
. ionable, although capes will be greatly
III demand. as their deSirabiIity is as
Sured, so long as the immense sleeves
, are i'll style,
FringeS are again il vogue, and will
be much used on fine garments; one
especially beautiful fringe has top OF
chenille, braided with muire ribbon.
! Another has an indented design Ill eel
. luiUid film.
: C0rsage trimmings for the coming
: winter consist, rs they nave heretofore,
Of fill basques, y keS, driped belts and
f., collars, reVetS of different shapes, etc.
BloueS will still he favorites, and will
come in all materials. \ great many
4. Will be seen in silk crepon and change
able tafIetao.
| 4 dress ready for Il wedding is of
black satin, With Old gold designs upon
il. The skirts has points ali around on
+ the border, made OF knife plated black
lowered silk muslin. lie waist OF
Old gold satin, covered with black flow
cred silk muslin.
y great many of the dresses are al
most exactly III the 1850 style.
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
PennoYer and the POnuliSts.

Portland. Ore, Oct. Gov. Pen
noyer to-day, in a letter declining an
invitation to fill engagements this week
for the Populists in Montana, says:
IF the present ru.nous depression in
business and values, which is result
ing directly from decentralization of
silver and not from any tariff taxation
or change in such taxation, will not
persuade the people of Montana to vote
against both of the political parties
dominated by Wall street and equally
responsible for such demonstration
then no persuasion of mine would be
awaiting, neither will they be persuad-
ed though one arose from the dead"
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
VIII Stretch Him Up.

Dothan, Ala, Oct. 2.-While Lena
McArdle, sixteen years old, was pass
ing through the woods On her way to
school near this place, she was attack
ed by a big negro. He choked the
girl and then shot her and fled. The
child crawled TO house some distance
away, told her story and died two
hours later. Enraged citizens are on
the negro's track. and if he is caught
they will stretch him up.
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
FALL STYLES.

Among the dress goods shown for
late autumn and early winter wear is
heavy diagonal cords, cheyiots, sergeS.
cashmere and other WOODEN fabrics
cone in for their full share OF patron
are
Black and colored broadcloths will be
in high favor this season.
Camei's hair chevrin covers a great
variety Il beautiful effects. Some
pieces show four, five and six distinct
col"Gr in one weave, some in fine lines,
Others Ia squares, cross bars OF jacquard
effects.
six and wool fabrics come in fine
@MHp-S, with one or more colors neatly
Mt44to: othcrS come in wide stripes,
WIN caeh alternate stripe in bright
AS0Ics woven Id.
~ hound cord bengaline, both in wool
N' dilo SIX viii be fayorite.
n, Molre and bengaline combined is a
ny" material this season.
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
MR.. BARNES AGREES WITH
THE BEE.
Editor Of The BEE :

Editor Of The BEE:
Being one OF the persons who sup
ported the BEE i'll The fight against
lion. e.. Ill. j. Taylor, must SAY that
am not the only person who agrees
With you IN the position you nave taken
III The Taylor matter. III the opposition
10 Mir. Taylor had remained III the Pc
sition i'll which we inaugurated il, |
had no hesitancy Ill continuing 1t, but
When The Iialiy Times and other white
Journals attelnpJ 10 have the recorder
removed because 1t Is alleged that lie
wants The White women OF his office TO
associate with cUlOred ladies, L Shall not
be d party 10 such a scheme. Never
will / encourage any further hight on
Mi. Taylor IL these are the methods
that are to be reS0rted to. L have too
much respect for The colUred ladies OF
that Office, and L don't propose 10 aud
any White journal III the REMOVAL OF Il
negro because he Is charged with having
forced white women 10 associate With
colored ones. :
Very respectfully,
L. l.. BARNES.
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
Released the Menagerie

Spokane, Wash, Oct. 2.-Some mis-
chievous person released from the pit
in Twickenham Park a cinnamon and
three black bears, which have since
been proving around the city. The
bears entered a kitchen and frightened
a woman into fits, and attacked a man,
whom they nearly killed. A platoon
of police and fifty amateur hunters
are securing the city.
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
SATURDAY,, OCT. 6, 1894
ssOcRESe

Al evening of pleasure was af
forded he friends of Mr.. Joseph
NJ nor last Thursday night.
Ms George p. GRAY, accompau
icd b. Ter TWO daughters, left for
har home in n wport, r. l.. last
Thursday.
NJ Henry Johnson, who has
been confined @ bis bed, is IT his
work again In the Recon deI'S Ollie.
Detectives Henry Lacey and
WecGon made more arrests last
men'N tGan any five detectives on
{le force.
The C0lored American has open
ca newspaper stand in connection
with bis paper.
MI Louis Cornish, of the Medical
Department of Howard University,
viii enter the University of M.cni
gan next year.
NJ. Albert b. George, OF Altoona
Pa, will be ia The city soon to yisIt
his pareLtS-
Miss jaTy BlaBdfurd, who spent
the SUMNER at ABn q RunUel on
the Bay, Will soon leave for pleas
uIe trip to Jersey.
Mr.. Shelby James Davidson.
associate editor Of the Baptist Her
aid, is very brilliant speaker.
Mir. James Rogers, deceased, was
probably the best Known and high
ly respected citizen in private life.
The attention of our readers is called
Go the advertisement of Messrs. Thomp-
son q Hughes. these gentlemen will
have grand opening of their billiard
parlor October 10. Lovers o. the game
will take due notice and act accord
mgly.
Music Festival and Young Peoples
Camiyal-MandO7s Grand Concert Or
chestra-MetropolitanA A. NJ. Il. Church
N Street, November ), 1894. On which
occasion the music from the works of
our Greatest Masters will be played, us
follows:
Wagner. Weber, Mendelsohn, Beetho-
van, Mozart. Bach, chopin. Schubert,
Strauss, Maskowski, Rubenstein, Ney-
erbeer, Hayden, Leybach, Rosini, Yer
d., Arditi. ErenSt +; also TWO new
marches comdosed for the occasion 10y
Nj. Mando. one dedicated TO the princi-
pals and teachers Of the public schools,
and one TO the colored citizens OF
Washington, ID. G., and will be played
by the entire orchestra and grand organ
on the evening of Festival, on which
occasion all lovers of the musical art
should be present and witness this
Grand Music Feast. Admission, p cts.
OCToBER.-ThiS is a busy time for
shopping. Every woman is more OF less
interested in the new goods which are
so temptingly displayed Ill the store
windows, for they indicate what Will be
the favOriteS for the fail. The Lew
STYLES for this period are also a subject
of affectiOnate regard. everyone being
on the lookout for pleasing designs
which they can reproduce iii their own
garments. All that pertains to the
novelties, both Of style and materials
that are Of amy real value, is included
i'm the contents of TOILETTES for Octo-
Der. which represents the full fall
STYLES for women and juveniles in many
exquisite illustrations. 1t can be Oh
tanned from all meWsdealers, or direct
from lnolletteS Publishing Co.. l26 " est
Twenty-third ST., New York Single
copies 20 ceEts. Yearly subscriptions,
s. 80.
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
niscnrerefi a Mountain.

Washington, Sept 24.-Capt Hooper,
of the revenue cutter Rush, in report
TO the Treasury Department. mentions
the discovery of an unnamed peak not
on the photographic charts lying east
of Mount st. Elias. 1t has been chris
tened Mount Hamlin, in honor of the
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
The peak is 1900 feet high.
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06

Deposits received from 10 cents
upward. Interest allowed or $500
nj above. Tieasurers OF
churches, associations, and other
u aanizations can deposit funds
with this Bank and Receive Inter
est. The money IS subject to
check Without Notice. We
i;aiI be glad to have you open aD
ccoun BANK OPEN FROM 8 A
u to 5 p NJ
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
Dissatisfied With the Chancellor.

london, Oct. "A dispatch to the
Times from Berlin says the National
Liberal Congress at Frankfort has
adopted resolutions indicating great
discomfort with Chancellor Won Caprivi.
The resolutions demand the enuncia-
ton of a clearer policy by the Govern
meut on Colonial and Polish questions.
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
An Anarchist After the Khedive.

Vienna, Oct. News has reached
this city from Cairo to the effect that
an Italian Anarchist arrived there
few days ago, his intention being to
assassinate the Khedive. The Italian
police. who had learned Of the mans
movements, caused his arrest.
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
Killed on the Track.
L. l.. BARNES.

Fort Plain, Sept. 24.-AIrs. Beorse
Dwight, aged fifty years, was Instant
" Killed on the New York Central
Railroad near here Friday. She
had been attending a funeral and was
walking on the track with two friends
when she stepped in front Of a Light
engine.
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
The Elder Is Innocent.

Auburn, Sept 24.-The ecclesiastical
trial of Presiding Elder Queal was
concluded Friday afternoon and the
clerical jury of seven members was
unanimous in pronounc;ng him inno-
cent of the charges contained in the
bill,
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
A PnsfmaSfer Missing.

Kingston, n. Y, Sept. 24.-James A.
Rhinehart, Postmaster at Brunswick,
Ulster County, is missing. He is ac-
cused of signing the names Of men
living in Ulster County to notes aggre-
eating $1,000.
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
BORR OWING TROUBLE.

French Papers Demand Metz and Stras-
burg Before Emperor william Comes.
Par.S, Oct. LA Patrie has q fam
ing article on the report that EN-
peror William proposes to visit Paris
during the next exposition. The paper
declares that the German Emperor will
never be suffered to enter Paris until
he shall have returned Metz and Stras-
burg to France.
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
identified of Murder,

Monticello, \. Y, Sept. 24.-Hiram
0Sterhout was Friday afternoon ac-
Quilted Of the charge of numbering ia
cob Moore last spring.
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06

Chicago. Scp1. II - The Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad >rm-
nany has declared dividend OF one.
half Of ! per cent quarterly.
The Washington bee., 1894-10-06
EHE BED
AUTHORIZED AGENTS

ssnaa,es for advertising furnished on appli
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- way. is ut the sender's risk. In
tf..., money the amount and what it Is for
...,.f be distinctly stated.
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t. :e6sdy taught and provided with einpluy nen u
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DIRECTORS:
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The Washington bee., 1894-10-06

DAVID CcpqERFEELD,
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SETTING TYPE BY WIRE.-Donald
Murry, newspaper man of Sidney,
New South Wales, has invented and
patened device by means of which an
operator in New York. with q key
bo rd before him like that of an ordi-
nary typewriter, can not only produce
typewriter copy in New Orleans, but
it is claimed can operate typesettin@
machine and deliver his matter
thus III lead, ready for the forms. Not
only that, but the same operator, by
using number of telegraph lines. can
set up the same copy simultaneously in
a dozen different places. In this oper-
alton only ordinary currents are used,
such as are capable of being relayed,
and are subject to all conditions OF or
dinary telegraphy. The WORK can be
done with the same speed rs an ordinary
typewriter is operated. and dispcnses
with all clock work mechanism,
synchronously moving type wheels
aud other cumbrous devices.
1t is said to be capable of man
ipulating some eighty different char
acters.-PreSS aad Printer.
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TOLD BY GEN. GoRDoH.-The grim
humor of the camp waged eternal war
fare on the general dependency, said
Gen. Gordon On one occasion a pray
er meeting was held in camp, and one
of the soldiers was called on TO pray.
"Oh, Lord" he said, ''we are in the
midst of q terrible battle and in an aw-
ful lot Of trouble. We hope you will
take proper view OF the matter and
give US the victory
In the midst of a battle tie general
saw man running from very close
situation.
"What are YOU running for?H de-
mas,ded the disgusted general, in a
stern voice.
'Golly, general . said the fleeing
man, "I'm running because can't fly"
Gen. Gordon also told an interesting
story of how it happened that federal
soldier bore the last order that he ever
sent to his men. But he added.
humorously, 81 had to send a private
confederate along to vouch for his We
racity.