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EUROPE.

Thirty nine men were killed aud
nine injured 10y the explosion Of a
steam pipe on board the warship
Brandenburg at kiel. Germany, yes.
terday. The casualty occurred in
the course of an experiment with
forced draught. Out of eleven
mechanics from the dockyard, who
were in the engine room. ten we're
killed
The British ship City of Hankow
arrived AT Queenstown, Ireland, yes
terday, lO6 days from San Francisco.
She beat the British ships Clan
Mackenzie, Gantock Rock and Gar
field in an ocean race.
The American liner Paris broke
her rudder when 800 miles out from
Southampton for New York. She
managed to reach Queenstown with
out further injury. II the steamer
had not had twin propellers she
would have become unmanageable.
A National line steamer paid no at
tention to a signal of the Paris con-
dition.
Ex- Minister Waldeck Rousseau
was wounded in the arm in a duel
with Count Frisch de Fels at Paris.
The duel arose from sighting re-
mark Rousseau made about the
Countess.
A French anarchist named Bpur-
din fell in Greenwich park, London,
aud was mangled by a dynamite
bomb he carried. He died soon
after being taken to hospital. 1t is
almost certain his intention was to
wreck Greenwich Observatory.
Throughout Germany II people
were killed aud 400 injured through
accidents in the recent storm. Dam
aye done in Berlin will amount to
100000 marks.
Aynsley Cook, the English bari
tone, is dead.
William Ashworth, an English
manufacturer, has been arrested for
falsifying his accounts. His shortage
is said to be SlOO,OU.
Five hundred Russian fishermen,
with their wives aud children, drift
ed to sea on an ice foe. Food,
clothes and fuel have been sent out
aud rescue is probable.
The French Minister to Portugal
has been recalled, to consult with his
Government about matters ia dis.
pute between the two countries. A
Madrid despatch says the Spanish
Queen Regent aud Cabinet discuss.
ed the departure OF the French Min
lister from Lisbon, and the situation
is regarded as serious.
A man threw n bomb in a cafe at
Paris railway station, aud the eX-
plosion killed or injured - persons.
The motive was to avenge the death
Of valiant, who was beheaded for
throwing bomb in the Legislat ure
Bomb-thrower Henry confessed to
u Paris magist rate the existence Of q
plot to kill as many wealthy people
as possible in theatres, railway sta
tions and other public places. Pla.
cards ON the door Of Rothschilds
bank in Paris called meeting ol
anarchists to be held inside.
Harry Carter, a crank, is under ar.
rest for writing a threatening letter
to Queen Victoria.
, DEFIANCE To THE LORDS.
The House Of Commons rejected
! without division a number Of amend
ments made by the Lords to tn.
Parish Councils bill. There was q
, division in one instance and the Gov
: ernment obtained n majority OF fifty
two. At the suggestion OF Fowler
, president Of the Local Government
Board, the Speaker ruled two OF the
amendments made by the Lords ou,
: Of order as a breach OF the privilege,
Of the Commons, in that they Great
ed new taxation.
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4 NUMBER OF TRYPOTs. WATER
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Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
Saturday, Feb. II, 1891.

outuTUuy, req. II, 1917.
For about a year we've been
selling a French rat trap that
will catch as many as nine rats
at one seance. Some people,
those who have good dogs, pre-
fer this trap because it pro.
vides amusement for the ca
nine as well as the owner, the
rats being caught alive. The
only objection to this sort Of
trap is the price. People who
have no particular interest in
live rats objected to the price
Of the French process Of catch
ing them. A cheaper variety,
and a most excellent one, is
called the Little Giant" which
is bound to kill every rat or
mouse that sticks his nose
against the bait. We have set
six traps in a night and found
a dead rat in each one the
next morning. They are really
very good-and cheap.
The consumer in Honolulu
may not have felt it but there's
been a shortage in charcoal
irons in this city during the
past six weeks. These things
come from Europe generally
and the tardy arrival Of ships
around the Horn caused the
shortage. We have a few for
the retail trade and il you hap
pen to be in need Of one now
is the time to subscribe.
By the Alden Besse" we
received a number Of very
pretty porcelain shades for
lamps. These are handsomely
decorated and are suitable for
small lamps for any room in
the house. Some very pretty
and novel table bells came to
us by the same vessel and
from their appearance we don''
imagine they will be long in
stock. These include the
popular electric bell that rings
the same as if you touched a
button.
Hunters -four sifters have
taken first place in the kitchen
for sitting flour. They are
convenient article and the
flour is made very much hne1
than by any other sort o
sieve.
Honolulu is very much lik,
some cities in the Unitec
States. At least one day II
the week the whole town is OF
; wheels. 1t don't make mucl
difference whether your horse
is good, bad or Indifferent ;
whip and a cheap article il
worthless. We have recent,
added some very good ones t
our stock which we sell at rea
sonable prices; you cannot TAI
to be pleased with the one yo,
: get Of us.
Is it worth while saying any
thing more about the Jone
, locked fence' 1t is GROWN.
in favor so rapidly that ever,
, one seems to know that it i
really the best fence to set up
The economy OF building ant
strength after it is erected arr
the two points that sell it. II
1 the numerous letters we hav'
/ had from people who hav'
used it there is not a line or ;
J word in contradiction of ou
statements. People who buy ;
trial lot Of stays and washer
always send in a second order
We are making a specially O
this fence because we have ha,
encouragement from the pee
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Catarrh in the Head

Is undoubtedly a disease Of the
blood, and as such only reliable
blood purifier can effect perfect
and permanent cure. Hoods Sar-
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aud il has cured many very severe
cases OF catarrh. Catarrh often
times leads to consumption. Take
Hoods Sarsaparilla before it is too
late.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-24

A CASE ON BOARD THE L. 5. $. NEWARK
DEATH OF AN AUSTRIAN NAVAL
CAPTAIN
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
SAN FR,NCisco. Feb. L.
Per :. :. Australia.

Per :. :. Australia.
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Hoods Pills do not purge, pain or
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Chr Daily Bulletin,

Pledged to neither Sect nor Purity,
But Established for The Benefit of An.
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We have just received an
other cargo of Hay and Grain
by the "Irmgard," personally
selected by our manager in
California: and as we buy
the best, a word to the wise
is sufficient. Prompt delivery.
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life the education OF children the summer prob
lem for city people and many other interesting
questions Will come 10 for treatment in fresh anI
animated fashion. The essays certainly promise 10
DE entertaining.
Mr.. Howess story dealing with the thealrlcd IN
neriences Of young playwright. which was men
TONED in this column time ago, VIII also appear
In this magazine soon. The opening chapters of Mr..
George Merediths long promised novel lhe Afnaz-
ing Marriage" will appear in January
Al the end Of a paper In The Nineteenth Cent
urv" discussing the recently published account u
tho soiourn Of Christ in lndia-an account SUPPOSED
I, be written by contemporary ana 20 nave oeeh
discovered in a Buddhist monastery-F Max Muller
n,,ote- A letter received no; long ago from an Eng
ish lady travelling in India. Yesterday she
writes aye were at the great Hnis Monastery the
largest Buddhist Monastery up nere-So l-aInas. biu
vou hear Of a Russian who could not gain adit'ahce
I, the monastery any way, but al last broke Ms
log outside and was taken in? His object was 10
cony Buddhist Life OF Christ which Is there lie
saws he got IT, and has published 1t since IN frehc'
There is not a single word of truth IN the whole
story, There has been Russian there. NO one
hae been taken into the seminary for the last hIy
vears with a broken leg There is no 'Lie OF Nhfls'
there at all The monasteries one ana all are the
most filthy places The Lamas are the dirtlesi OF q
very dirty race
Mr. W. Clark Russell. the novelist Is SAD sulieref
from rhcumatsm though still a comparatively
voung man. He can use neither bands nor feet ana
no dictates his work 10 his eldest SON He lives at
Path and It is said that his only relaxation is 10
gather his cronies around him for a social evening"
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LITERARY NOTES

The present Lord Tennyson's biography OF MS
father will probably not appear for several year.
TO cons. The preparation Of TIE material for use III
the volume has already occupied a year ana q hd'
Nearly 80 p1 letters have been examined
Politics ana labor troubles are features OF a
novel OF New-York lie which Mr.. Pau! Leicester
Ford the editor OF THE Writings OF Thomas Jefer
son." is about TO bring on; through the mouse OF
Holt g. Co 1: IS 10 be called ''rhe Honorable Peter
Stirling and What People Thought OF HIM
The same firm is preparing to publish ne" mover
nv tho author O. the very popular prisoner Of
Zenda " The title Of this lates: work by Mr.. Haw-
klns Is THE Indlscretion Of the Duchess, being a
Story Concerning THO Ladies, a Nobleman' ana
Necklace"
The memorial 70 Shelley. here illustrated. vas I'M
yelled a few weeks ago In the little Italian sea
side town OF Viareggio. 1t was near this town, sew
enty years ago. that the poets BODY was washeo
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ashore and was burned on a funeral pile shortly
after The monument was raised by Italians and
the bust which 1t is the work of an Italian
sculptor Signor LucchesL Beneath the death rec
ord on the pedestal is carved book bearing the
word "Prometeo"
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The delightful Chapters from Some unwr1tten
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Thackeray. has lately put on paper Is coming IN
handsome volume from the Harper press
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I,-i,o.e Lessons and 81 dancing every day
l. "foi''i- i NO Gsl FIFTH AVENUE.
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School Agencies.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCi
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