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WILL, HANG.

Prendorgnst, the murderer of Car
ter Ii. Harrison, will be hanged for
his crime. Tho verdict of the Jury
has said it and the people of Chicago
approve it. Ably defended as the as
sassin has been. strong as has been
the evidence adduced to save his neck
from the haltar, tho jury has found
him sane. responsible for his net and
demanded that he pay the highest
price for his oilense against the law.
Nothing since the commission Of
his crime has so irritated Prender-
CAST rs the comparison between him.
self and Charles j. Guiteau. He has
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bic coward; creature who would
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OF chair, cycling him with the most
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1--WE, the jury, find the defendant
Patrick Eugene Prendergast, guilty
of murder in the manner and form as
charged in the indictment, and fix the
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Fitzgerald's voice, clear and CALM
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threw himself upon his bunk in til,
attempt to hide from his fellow pris
oners whose expressions of satisfac
ton over the verdict were more EN-
phatic than grateful and more sin
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-15
CRITERION SALOON.

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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-15

o., assumpsit. Appeal from Dis
trict Court, N. Kona. Continued by
consent OF parties TO April term,
Kau. Achi for pleintiff; v. v. Ash
ford for defendant.
Kohala Sugar Co. vs.. Ben Keakua
(k.), deserving service. Appeal from
District Court, N. Kohaia. Case
withdrawn. Holstein for defendant.
Laie Kauka (w.) We. Kauwaina H. },
trover. Appeal from District Court
Kau. Settled out Of Court. V. v.
Ashford for plaintiff.
q. W. Alloy (k.) vs.. Ono o. Jap,
assumpsit. Appeal from District,
Court, s. Kona. Appeal withdrawn.
W. G. Achi for plaintiff; Neumsnn
for defendant.
EQUITY CASES.
p. M. Pahukula vs.. Ako (k.), Ch.,
bill to declars judgment null aud
void. Counsel agree to file briefs
on question Of demurrer. V. v.
Ashford for plaintiff; W. G. Achi for
defendant.
John X. Kekaula W. Ehu (w.),
Kaia (k.), Lohinahama (k), bill for
specific performance. Evidence all
taken. Cane submitted without
argument on briefs. W. &. Achi for
plaintiff; v. v. Ashford for defend
ant.
vittoriauo Ohera vs.. j. d. Acker.
man, bill to enforce . specific per-
Torrance Of contract. Demurrer
fled by defendant. Court sustained
the same. Exception noted by
counsel for plaintiff. Judgment Ell
tered for defendant G. W. Ashford
for plaintiff; W. G. Achi for defend.
ant.
DIVORCE CASES.
Holokshiki Berg vs.. Henry NJ.
Berg, libel for divorce. Decree
granted for failure to support, de-
sertion and drunkenness, the mother
to have custody Of the children. v.
v. Ashford for libellant.
Kaluna IVY W. Ahana o. Ch.,
libel for divorce. Decree granted
on grounds OF desertion aud non
support. H. l. Holstein for libel.
liant.
Ane Kala Kahele w. vs.. Alelsni
P. Kshels (k.), libel for divorce.
Continued to April term, Ksu. w,
Q. Achi for libellsnt; v. v. Ashford
for libelee.
Ksauksi (w.) vs.. II. L. Kamaka
d., libel for divorce. Decree grant.
cd on ground Of desertion and non.
support. Court allows counsel fees
SIS, and costs OF Court SIS, to be-
paid by defendant. II. L. Holstein
for libellant.
PROBATE.
In the matter Of the estate Of
Hookuku a. Of Kau, Hawaii, de-
ceased, petition TO declare the heir
and discharge the administrator.
Continued TO April term, Ksu, on
account OF absence OF the parties.
v. v. Ashford for the petitioner.
Court adjourned sine die on Mon.
day, Oct. ~, 1894, at 4 p. IN.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
A DIVISION OF THE COLOR
ED VOTE.

The colored vote which wa> at
one time an important factor in
republican politics has at last di-
vided. Some are of the opinion
that the democratic party will do
what is fair and just.
The recent election in Alabama
will demonstrate that fact and 1t
is to be seen whether Col. Oats
will recognize any faction of the
colored vote that supported him.
The BEE is of the impression
that the cOIored vote South should
devide and the negroes should do
as their white fellow ciliz5ns.
The colored man IN business
South is dol ig well ami it is only
a question Of time before he Will
be strong factor In this country.
He is succe " In almost every
avenue of life aud it is to his inter.
est to unite as race.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Latest Quotations From the Lssdins
Trade Centres.
NEW YoRK-karksts have continusd aull
in spite Of the general advance In stock. We
quote:
oAAIN-Whsat. Ne. 3ssd. s1Ka Q at e2c. Ma
1. Northern. 7o3lc: rys, No. 2. 4sc st SIC: cor,
NO q, 43No at 80; eats. No white. 4oc st
42e: unEaded mixed. 41c AT 42c; barlsy, No. 2.
66c at 6sc. -
HoHs-State: 11sat 1sc
CoTToN-8c.
P1oyssIexs-Lard. pure leaf. s.1So q ~ aac.
Talaew. $40; Butter. State and Pen.syIyn.is
dairy. loe 80; creamery. 21o: Cheese. mi
cream. 121fo: essd to fair. lilo . ling, skins
70 sMo; E9Gl frssh State. lie q ice. 80
szn lilo 111f6: Pork family, 3l&7 rs a N NJ.
dressed hsgs. s9<o INC; dressed bssf. Go \ aiao
AATJNnethy 800 500 Per ZOE lbs,
F11D-DfaA, 7ec q SEC: niddIIass. aoc . sx.
re. 500.
LIVE srsex~stsses cauusz TO sxtr. a "A i.
$50; csws. .aaa bulls. j3.Ss "a. rs. arIv.s ~
30 $6. 90; shssp S32S s. 90; lamhs is "a
$3.50; hags, $3.50 457S
LT1 RevLTHI-Fowb, l0e; chicka.s In 40,
lpstnE chickens. 76o Sl.oe psr Pr: tu,tsvs
12o 1ao: gssse, leo.
Dssss1o feuLfAr - sAa&a. fresh fswis. 1ao.
eAasxens. lilo 13e Per ID, ducks, l2o \ Izo; tnr.
keye, 12c = 1<c; geese. loo q lie.
Mss!-ftns uawasbsd, 1Sc, nelisu Gears. nm
Maeaed. 14e 13os tns ra1Aaf I0ee nsaie1
- 9eezso y41sA loo asu dtios h $50
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
ooMPERs ON THE STRIKE.
An Increase In the Labor Unions rs th'
Results Of che Struggle.

An Increase In the Labor Unions rs the
Results Of the Struggle.
Detroit July 31.-Samuel Gompers,
President OF the American Federation
of Labor, speaking Of the recent strike,
said; Although falling in the dramatic
sense, Worhmen have secured many
advantages by 1t. Concessions Of more
or less Importance have been made BY
employers in over 1000 instances for
the purpose Of avoiding what they
have imagined would be a general
strike for Improved conditions. The
injunctons OF the courts, while they
had the effect to defeat the railroad
strike, have made the workingmen
feel more keenly than ever that il
they expect any material change from
existing wages they must depend who'll
Oh themselves and their own efforts
The strike has given great impetus to
organizations in the trades and call
ings. There are 100000 more men in
the unions than there were two
months ago"
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

Mayor Gilroy, sf New York, STATES
positively that he will not run again
Tor Mayor.
william Emery, sailor On the oruis-
or Cincinnati, was run over and killed
BY q trolley car in Brooklyn.
It is again announced that President
Cleveland, Secretary Lamont and Will
lam O. Whitney have no interest in
the Nova Scotia coal syndicate.
At Olympia, Wash, Sergt. Box, OF
the regular army, called Gen. Curry q
liar. Box was knocked down by the
angry officer and afterwards reduced
to the ranks.
Supt. Stump is not content with the
agreement of the steamship companies
to feed immigrants detained at ElHs
Island. He insists that they must pay
also the expense Of guarding and lodg-
ing.
Two more mercantile houses In Mer-
ida, Mexico, Amado Canton q Ponce
and BoliO, are reported suspended, and
grave apprehensions are felt for the
outlook in Merida, as 1t Is feared that
more failures will follow.
The German bark B. d. Hassmeyer,
Capt. Hack, which left Hamburg juno
20 for New York, has arrived at Fayal,
Azores, dismasted, having been In col
lisiOn with an unknown vessel, the
fate of which ID unknown.
AdvtceS have been received from Fez
that the Sultan has caused the arrest
Of another Of his brothess, Muley
Omar, and the members OF his suite,
on the charge ct conspinng to deDese
him and to seize the throne.
mons.
The Senate has confirmed the nomi-
nations of Commodore Stanto1,to be
rear admiral, Capt Matthswst 70 be q
commodore, Commander Crowninshield
to be captain In the navy and W. /.
Carter to be Customs Surveyor at Pat
chogue, N. Y.
A letter has been received from NJ.
Hanotau1, the French Minister Of For
eign Affairs, 10 Ambassador Eusds,
acknowledging and expressing the graf
ttude of France for the resolutions
passed by Congress upon the death OF
the late President Carnot.
Commander G.. W. Wide has been
detached from the torpedo station and
detailed as Naval Secretary Of the
Lighthouse Board, to succeed Capt. r.
D. Evans. Commander W. Fl. Bron- |
son has been detached from command
Of the Detroit and granted one months
!aavo
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO D
Schedule In effect June 9Th Tao,

Schedule In effect June 9Th, Ise.
Leave washington from ststron
New Jersey Avenue and Cstroatuer ro
For Chicago and Northwest -
Limited express trains Ills a. m ssdN bllei
For Cincinnati, st, Louis, and Tnd,a %
VestiDuled Limited $3.50. p. m. = : aanapos
night. "a press l2IS
For Pittsburg and Cleveland avn.
For Lexington and Staunton. 1I.,-
For Wine hester and way Stations So
For Lursy, Natural Bridge, Roapoka ~ = o.
Orleans l2:t5 night. daily; Seeyiald SeS and New
through, 0Eins Can
For Luray. $3.50 p. N. daily
For Baltimore weeks davs Won
x7.l0, x7.3O, C8.CO. 45-minutesl SSoO, So
llO w 4o.m1nutesl, q. m. xl2 OO ,I9 y. 4s,a-
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x3lS " xo:S9' 5'SS x6.SO. $50 x8OO Is xSS LSS
800 45. minu:esl, $50, 1880, a m M. Il.9
xl2.05, LOO, x220. 900, 45.minutaS,t" ~" > xl20
X505, A5.lO, $50, xS.OO, 1900, iGiS 40. 49,
n.35. p. m. '''VV' lila
For Annapolis. IIO and 9.I5a m ,o,.
4.2S p. m. Sundays, $50 a. m, 4.SI = =, 20 and
For Frederick, tll.l5, q. M, a.B f4m.,m
FOR HagerstoWn, vi 10 a. m. and t5g0n
For Poyd and way points, Ig.4Op. m ILL.,
For Gaithersburg and yav no,,.,.
$500 q. M, 1880, 1900, t4.33 I5S5 = n 100
p, m. 80 w. iIl,1
For Washington Junction and w,v -.
S9.DO. ~ 30 q. IN, 2l:l5 D. 10. Express polhls
ping at principal stations only. a. 80 Is a, sop-
For Bay Ridge week days sI5a
d.Z5 p. IN sundays 35 a. m. aud sai a. and
BIS p. IN. '>' 4'0O and
ROYAL Blue LINE FOR NEv yosv
AND PHILADELPHIA "A
For Philadelphia, New York Bos,ou
the East, daily 40, 500, 1000, a m ar ~ aud
Dining Carr Q2.O0 Dining Carr . 81. =, sun.
Dining Carr, 500 I'll 80 d, M. SIas,'ig' 80 i9,5
open at lU.O0 o'clOck.) P'Hs Caf
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City. Cape Nav, Sea Ts,o MA
and Brigantinc Beach, week days t,1 clty
IO:OO a. m. and 1900 noon. sunday So ~ anu
and 12O0 noon. - D. m'
Except Sunday. Daily. 2supdav mn.
Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked FROM,
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The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
THAT LETTER.

The Kansas wind bag better
known as, the accident recorder ol
deeds played the baby act when
he wrote letter to the Evening
Star denyiny any Knowledge of the
object of the cOlored congressional
club.
TAYLOR is a member of the advi-
sorry board aud it was at his sug
gestion that the Congressional
club and Mr.. Stills committee were
invited to TayIor's headquarte rs.
The trouble with Taylor is that the
Sill committee and the Congress-
ional club are The only two colored
democratic organic atoms recogDiz
ed by the National Democratic
body.
Taylor failed to get his fingers
in the pie.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

The big wind bag from Kansas
called on Public Printer Benedict
to have our sister removed because
he refused to indorse his immoral
acts I'D the conduct of his Office. @.
81. j. Taylor is not opposed by the
BEE because he is democrat but
because he has not properly con
Quoted himself since his appoint
melt.
A man who is so COW lrdly as to
fight woman Is too cOwardly to
defend his public acts. Mr.. Bene-
dict gave him to understand that
he was Public Printer and that G.
HI. Taylor could get even with the
brother and not attempt to iDjure
the sister.
The big wind bag will be wise
man when the BEE is through
with MIN.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
OUR MISSION.

The BEE has never at any time
been the medium through which
persons could vent their spleen. 1t
Is a public Durnal and its mission
has been to protect the people a.
gainst the impu ition of frauds, lib
ertiDeS and otht r rascals.
No honest man or woman, no
moral man or pure woman will OBJ.
ject to being protected against
scoundrelS.
This city has been the dumping
ground for exconvicts, and expell-
ed members of other societies and
other places. Tue BEE has watch
cd with a jealous eye the peoples
interests and when those interests
are belng Destroyer by black legs
and other notorious men and wo
men 1t is about time that we she uld
call halt.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
THE SCHOOLS,

Every indication points to the
re-appointment of Mr. Lewis A.
Cornish to the trusteeship of the
9Th school DIVISION.
Certainly commissioner Ross
will not embarrass the people by a
change in that school division.
Col. Ross will first consider the
character of the men who want
the change made and whether
such immoral characters are of suf.
ficient weight to demand the re-
moVal of Mr.. Cornish. Those who
want Mr. Cornish removed are
set OF blackguards, thieves and ex-
cOnvicts.
On the other hand those who
want him retained are the very
best citizens i'm the city.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

Before Mr.. Pulies attempts to
give advice he should first know
the difference between charges
made against man and consplra.
cy. 1t is not conspiracy when q
man is charged with prostitutlng
his office, and want young ladies to
sacrifice their honor to be retained.
Why should man be held In
office who is corrupt? While 1t ls
said and believed that corrupt men
will indorse corrupt principles, 1t
is not bellevee that honest men will
indorse immoral wrongs.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
A BIG FIRE.
The eShevlin-Carpenter Lumber Compan.
of Miuneapolis Suffers.

The shevlin- Carpenter Lumber Company
Of Minneapolis Suffers.
Minneapolis, Mimi, July 31.-DWenty
acres Of lumber piles, containing about
Is, ,000,00 feet Of lumber, belonging to
the Shevlin-C Carpenter Lumber Com
pany. situated on the west bank of the
river, within a quarter mile of the
centre Of the city, were destroyed by
fire yesterday afternoon, with a loss
OF fully $500, COO. The principal losses
are as follows: ShevlinCarpenter Luna
Der Company, loss on lumber in
yards. $500. 900, fully insured; Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
Railroad, loss on house $4,000, Gas
plant $4,000, twenty-one freight cass,
$4,000.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
DON'TS FOR SUBSCRIBERS.

Don't borrow your neighbors paper
or read the BEE on the sly.
Don't fail to pay your subscription
when the collector calls.
Don't expect good paper when you
never pay your subscription.
Don't move all over thecity and ex-
pect the paper to come to you regular
ly, except you leave your address at
the office.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
SAID HE HAD DYNAMITE.

A Stranger Demanded $4,000 From .
Clerk In Q Maine Store.
Biddeford, Me-, July 31.-"I want
$4,000, and e you don't give Il to me-
Ill blow up your store and you with
1t. I've got dynamite n this pack
age" were the words Wald-eysd man
used In Libby & Etchali's store yes-
terday. There was only one clerk 10
the store at the time, and he was psat
ly scared out Of his wits. The elsft
finally told the man that they Gda't
have $4,000 in the cash drAwsr On
Monday morning, and said ths* h he
would cali later in tie week be could
have the money. The stranger de-
cided to welt, and was last seSn seine
down the street on a trot
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
NEW YORK.

New York city, Aug, 10, 1894.
Editor Fortune of the AGE was
shown the editorial in the BEE Of last
week, relative to G. III. j. Taylor expos
ing his telegram to the public. Editor
Fortune said that Taylor offered him a
place without his asking and at his re-
quest he named person. Mr.. Taylor
knows this to be true remarked Editor
Fortune.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
DON'T WANT TAYLOR.

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 8, 1894.
At meeting of the colored demo-
Gratis in convention resolutions were
passed denouncing G. H. J. Taylor.
He is not the man for negro democrats
to follow.
Peter H. Clark was indorsed for the
craftsmanship of the convention to
meet at indianapolis. Second choice
j. Milton Turner.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
WATCHED HIM ROAST.

A New York Tinsmith Comes In Contaot
With Live Wire
New York, July 3o.LThis morning,
uhdle Nicholas Ennis, tinsmith, was
repairing cornioe on Third avenue,
his clothes took fire from a live cleo
tric light wire. The man received q
shock at the same time which rendered
him helpless. An immense crowd
watched him rsast for fully ten min
utas before assistance arrived.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
THROUGH A SWITCH.

A Baltimore and Ohio Train Wrecked
and Two Killed.
Cincinnati, July 31.-The New York
limited over the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern, due here last night at 9
O'clock from st. Louis, went into an
open switch at Cochran, Ind, twenty
six miles west of here Engineer Lit.
tell, OF Washington, Ind, and Dudley
b. Bell, tramp, were killed, and N.
gladden., the fireman, also Of Wash.
aagton, Ind, was injured.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

Cabinet Crisis in New South Wales.
Sydney, N. 8. W., July 81. - The
Dbibs Ministry has resigned In conse-
quence e6 dispute with the Govern
asnt in regard to appointments to the
Legislative Council. A Cabinet is be-
Ing formed by the leader of the Oppo-
siGon, Reid,
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

New York. July 31.-Qus Tuthll the
sporting man aud s4bsqkeR, Nnd(k
whose auspices ex-Poiice Captain 30
herty claims to have made "a, 900 a
an investment Of $500, was interview.
ed here and confirmed the story. he
claims to have coQs from SaSatoga
to set the ex-csptaiA asAE &d sa5s
that while making 1900 for DohSt-
y he made $10o0oo for himself.