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Army Orders.

Second Il -ut. Charles G. Smith. twenty
second Infantry is transferred 20 ;he
twentieth infantry, company l. 10y diiec-
ton Of the President FIRST Lieut. George
e sage fifth artillery. is detailed a. pro-
fessor OF military science and tactiss at
Mount Tamalpais Military Academy, san
RafteL Cal, ana relieve Fi-st Lieut.,
Dwight +. Holly, foullh infantry. who wan
JOIN his company. The following transfers
In the NTH artIllery are made. sS-cond
L'eut. Vim. y. Pence. from fsttery II &c
battery q; Second Lieut.. John ". Joyes,
from battery TO battery h. Additional
Second Lieut.. Warren II. Mitchell. second
artillery. Is assigned 10 a vacancy OF see
"nd IL utenant Ia that regiment. battery =,
10 rank from June a., 1894. NI., MoHtgoln-
cry appointed nrst lieutenant, ordnance
department. First Lieut.. Marcus II. Cronin
Ue"enuy promoted from second lieutenant,
twchtleth rfantryl Is assigned TO tia, twen-
tg-hIth iaiantfy, company q. The follow
ing transfers IN the fourth infantry are
ordered: fpst Lieut.. James A I.,yden,
from comTi ny X TO company Z: First
Lieut.. Austin "A. Brown from conlpanv r
TO company h: Second Lieut. John n
S"itzer, from company ID TO company x;
second Lieut.. Ralph X. Slogs,lall from
con pahE * 10 company II. The leave II
absence granted capt. WILDER r Wilder.
toufth cavalry. Is extended two months
Capt. Robert r.. Stevens assistant Qua ,r,.,-
master, VIII proceed to jackson Miss ana
report IN person TO the governor OF AIissis-
s!lppl' 10 attend the cncaTnpm, nj OF The
I National Guard OF Mississippi az Meridian
nom august - TO August -. lisa. incln.
slNe- BE direction of tn, President the fol.
IcWing-n AIMED officers II the army. detailed
iof duty as acting Indian agents. are bere.
ny relieved from said duties and will joir
thtlr companies: Capt. John r Van 0rs.
daie seventh Infantry. at the Fort Htf
agency, Idaho; Capt John W Ruhh
t"dfth infantry, at the Colville agency
state Of Washington
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EttliiiuAS OF Washington, 10 4
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Izc rsn 1s of f'y c%t nss'' '0"' All the
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terms
81 for 81 80 quality Siikone Comtortabies. filled
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FOR me week ending Saturday las, tnerx
Me'e ~ failures in England and Wales
aSailst 40 failures for tn, same D,.,,i,,5 .
1896 i'''' W
Two new cases of cholera have been r..
ported al Amsterdam. At Utrecht ou,. ara
Has reported anc there was one Death from
the disease at Zaandam.
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announcement.

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voted today to a list of
requirements for those
who will entertain the
visiting knights. Only
goods pleasing i'm ap-
pearanCe and of relia-
Die quality are men
TONED, For such less
than prevailing prices
are quoted.
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THE CHAMPIONS BENEFIT.
A Fine Entertainment But q Poor
House.

The minstrel troupe Of H. b. NJ. S.
Champion gave very enjoyable en-
tertainment at the Opera House
Saturday evening. Owing to lack
of advertisement there was not a
large audience present. Notwitb-
standing this deficiency the compa
ny went through the program in a
masterly manner. The vocal rendi-
tions we're pleasing. The tableau,
Britannia" was pretty. W. Dun
calf and d. Russel as Irish comedi.
aus brought down the house, and
nothing short Of an encore would
apppase the audience. A clog dance
by Duncslf was we'll executed. G..
Barnes and W. Britten in the charac-
ters Of swell and outcast we're
good. The entertainment wound up
with the sketch, "Tbe Crazy Wife" "
The entertainment was respect able
throughout. A good laugh was en-
joyed by those who we're forum ate
enough to be present.
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There are few fire traps left in
the midst Of the froptuof limits. II
their owners have not the means nor
the enterprise to pull down tn"
rookeries and replace .hem with fire.
proof blocks. il would br Ia the in.
tatest of the insurance companies
themselves to advance loans ou the
security Of the property for that
purpos-. Firepruof buildings So.
called are never proof against the
action of a raging furnace ia close
spaces adjoining them.
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Question Of the Day
tpIIua BrLLErIN: %

EplIus BrLLEriS:-"
] would like some -. to answer
this question: Here IN this little city
81 Honolulu are people of all na.
tiOns and crreds, from snow white
rua"ulaIes IL ebony dark u EreDus
shai.s, aud here ~ TIA. present mo.
m"nt are people who are L. G.'s, an.
n-Ast,unists, Royalisis aud R-publi-
cans, aud what not, aud the Question
is uuw, What are weg" "Who are
wer and, Where are wei' Are we
in heaven uId"r the best govern.
ment We ever had" or are we iu
purgatory ar the lower regionsf
Present hard experiences echo the
latter. What is going TO become 81
u.' Is the soaring eagle will her
claws going 10 snatch and plant us
on foreign soil, or are the oil.
garchists going to swallow u whole,
with not eve tombstone tn mark
our disappsaranc-1 Who can teilT
These beautiful isles Of the SEA, with
ali their baiuiy weat her ami sslu-
bfious climate, have been called the
Paradise Of the Pacific, but who
would call il So any more, who,
glanciug beueath it, surface, beholds
the seething political volcano, surg.
ing 10 aud fro. The sun rises and
sets on these glorious isles, aud
everything is beautiful. The p, G.'s
plot and scheme aud flourish, and
Roysli-ts are suspended between
earth and heaven, hopes and fears
keeping on seesaw scale, patient
ly waiting Tor the "glaring sword &c
end all things which ~ Yet comet b
not" HAWAII POSOI
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-25
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Continued from lst Page y

Candless, Mendonca, Rice, W. y,
smith, Tenney, Waterhouse. A. 5.
Wilcox, q. n. Wilcox, Wilder, Young
-22.
Noes -Ab'ns, Allep, Damon, Enne
luth. Ena, Fernaudes, Morgan, Nott.
Robertson, n. b. Smith, Vivas-ll
Article s-"Privilege Of Accused
passed.
Article -"Slavery"--passed.
Article Security from Search
and Arrest'-passed,
Article II Taxing and Appro.
priating Pover"-passed.
Article l2-"Eminent Domain
was read
Cuuu. Brown moved an arnend-
ment to make il clearer.
Min. Smith agreed with the prin
riple but proposed other words,
which carried.
MIN. Hatch proposed another
amendment ia the same connection,
which carried.
Coun. Emmcluth moved an
amendment tu eliminate domestic
or sanitary" from the purposes 10,
which neighbor's land could be
taken. Tney were going too lar In
giving one person liberties with an-
others property.
Min Smith contend"d there were
cases where il was highly important
that land should be used for saul
! tary purposes that we're not strictl,
public. An owner might refuse to
! allow a water pipe to be laid across
bis PROMISES To supply neighbor.
The amendment lost.
Pres. Dole called attention to q
curious construction of language
but after discussion the Article pass
ed "a amended.
Article l3--"Military Subject tt
Law"--passed.
Article li-"Form and Name %
Gnyrrumant"--passed.
At,lclr. l5-"Territory," and 10
"Eusign."--passed.
Article l7--"Citizrus" us"--wa- read
Del. Carter moved substitute l.,
Sec. |. making citizens of all person.
horn or usturalizsd IN the Republi,
uf Hawaii. II was similar to tn,
provision in th. United States CoU
sti,u,ion on the subject of citizen
ship.
Min. Hatch moved al smendmen
L. the amendment, Ia substitute
Republic Of Hawaii" with 9Th. Hs
waiIau Islands" A. IL stood u ~
cludrd all previous Datursliz.d.
Del. Carter accepted the suggss
'iuu aud mad. hi. Amendment coi
respond with the idea
Pres. Drl., while thinking tb
idea sound. did not lik. the foru
and moved to refer il to the L"gi'
iativ. Cuumitt.c. Carried.
Del. Carter moved to- make til
remaining sections q separate Article
To b. Inserted h-t we.D those -
naturalization" aud "Denizens."
Del. Abl.s moved to strike ou
Sec. l, giving the Minister OF lbt.rit
power TO ignore the report OF ia
examiners,
Cuua. t.mmcluth moved 10 ref.
the Article 10 the Legislative Con
miti.r. Lost.
Min. Smith opposed I'll. mot Ia
uf Del AhioS Circuit ,vui, Juds'
might 60 wrong IN their d."isior
on applicants
Coun. Enmnr'uth supported ih
motion. The clause Implied war
Di confidence in the supporters {
the GuvcInment. II there was al
Circuit Court Judge not in sceor
whh Ihrs Government, he should /
removed.
Cuun. McCandlrss hoped the 'n'
ton would not pass. They had
Ministry they could trust. tt
amendment would take tho hea
out IL The Article.
: A. II O'clock Recess was taken Il
y mn
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
Leading it-ms Brought by the $
Arawa from Vancouver.

Sir Msith.r B,illie Bsgbie. Chief
Justice Of British Columbia died "n
Jun. IL, al tn. age Of 80 years.
The black death" similar 10 ,h"
great plague of London il 1850 is
raging iu southern China aud has
spread TO Hongkoug.
t.ra-tu- Wiiuan has been convicted
ot forgery by q New York jury.
DuUcan Mcintyre, gu. of the men
wh" built til. Canadian Pacific Rail
wsv. dead At his death hes was a
director of the Grand Trunk Rail
way
Th. Dominion senate, ~ to 10,
threw out u sabbath Observance bill
that prohibited the sale of sunday
papsrs.
Franc. and Italy have agreed to
SPANS request that the powers act
10 cupc-rt 10 Morocco to prevent
civil var. Great Britain aud Ger.
many ag eed with reservations.
Nellie Grant >artOris. daughter of
Geurral Grant, II to marry General
Douglas ~ Mari land.
4 report tnat Germany would re-.
talIate against the Cuiled States, un
account OF the difrrreutial duty "u
sugar from countries paying a boun.
~, is denied in Germany.
Panama has had tremendous 6r..
destroying 81, ,5OOWU worth.
Lord Chief Justice Col-ridga oi
England is dead AT the age nt 13
There we're dlsurderly sceu-s ~
the House Of Representatives. al
Washington over the Indian apprV.
prlstion bill.
A New York paper, on the basis
ni evidsnc. at an invest igatioU, esti.
mates that III. police oi that city
collect over SlOiDO.NU IN uiakmail
each year.
El President El"ta 81 Salvador j.
prisoner.
President Cleveland has gone 10
ID. Cap.s of the Chesapeake for bis
health
EX Minister Wa Walter Pbelps
- diving at EuglewOud, y. J.
4 movement is on foot among
naval uI.n at Vallejo to erect n
monument Al Apia to the vic inns ol
the great hurricane.
Striking miners are blowing up
bridges in ONO.
Th. Fraser river % C.) a"uds are
subsiding. There is still no through
tIsthc ou the I. J.. X
The Government of japan ha-
s"ut q larg" force of troop 1" pr"
t.rt us interests ia Cnr"a. til" kinp
81 Cor"a is r"pnr,.d 10 have h'd L.
JhI,anrse territory,
4 ues patch 10 th,. L''u,!uD Siand
ard from shanghai -ay.; " he n'b''l'
hay. captured Seoul, the capital 81
Cnrea japanese troops have laud
Ell 10 protect lie aud prop-ry,
Col. Br-ckiur'dge has "inphat,
ca!ly denied the report thai bI'
friend. had induced him /" wnh
draw from the race tor congrrs-,
The report Of the naval cnu.rrUc
tor on the injuries received 10y th'
Columbia oH her trial trip show
that twelve plates w-I" damage
AND that $1,000 aud on" m'nIh'
time will be required /" repair th'
ship.
The incident growing ont "f tn
pIlliug down oi the Unli"d stat"
4 ttg from the United States c"u,mi
ate al ST. Thomas un the q,"on'
birthday ha. been isfactufIi
closed by an explanation 70 tie Il"
partmeut Of state tha, the perp"' ra
tore OF the outrage were drums an'
irresponsible and would br pr"p.rl
dealt with.
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sFrcK>uoN SESSION

Committee Of the whol. resumed
m 20
Del. Ablr-, after further discus
,r"n, withdrew his pending motion
Iu strike out Sec. / Of Art H.
MIA. Hatch moved Ia strike out,
~ S-r. ,, III. provision that tn. .ie-
scrlptinu of III" applicant for citizen.
-bIp, ou ID. strength VI support to
IL" 4. u De embodied Ia his ccrtli-
"aIr. Carried.
Th" n.ns!nder II the Article
passed.
Ariml" is Standardization
read.
Min. Hatch moved ~ amend by
Inserting tNn new clau.es IN Sec. z,
~ fuIlw the clause, HE shall he
citizen or ruoJect oi u country hav-
'nG express treaty .tlpulstions with
the Rrplhlic ui Hawai- concerning
ualuraiiIat,uu," The proposed n.w
clauses are ns follows:
He shall be "a citizen nr subject
Of country which recognizes the
right ni "Spat ration Of its citizens
or subjects, aud which reliuquishss
all authority over and allegiance
from such citizens or subjects upon
their becoming naturalIzei in an
other country"
ale shall be citizen or subject
~ country which affords Ia It's
haturallZcd citizens or subjects the
same privileges herein granted to
nat aturalIled citizens III Hawaii, in.
cludlng the suffrage
With thGsb provisions added, the
mover believed, ali danger IN Article
| lS would be removed.
The petitIon Of Chiu"se residents
WAS taken from the table aud read.
Pres Dole thought that the mean
my Of clause D had been misunder
stood 10y the petitioners. II meant
ia his opinion the inclusion Of couu-
/ trr's that might IN the future have
| tToatir, with this country regarding
naturalization. Besides this the
preceding Article made citizens OF
! any Chinese born 10 this country, SO
/ hat the Chinese were ui.t with
/ equal rights "a two poluts
Mia. Smith moved TIA" adoption
. uf Mn Hitch's am"udn"nt
Del, NNa- tk"ught the question
N su!iirrnt iUppGtarn" 10 =" !" a
-.rrlu clluullt," and mad" ino
tluu avrurInGiy
MIA, Smlth considered that the
amendment would mset the different
object hons thcTotuiuTe raised.
The mutIun To refer was lost
Del Niyas moved a substitute "a
clause >, namely, "He shall be a resi-.
dent Of the Hawaiian Islands Of
American or European birth or
descoul." 1t was we'll 10 Nv above
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CHARGE or SMUGGLING.
Ease OF the Japanese Merchant Whose
Goods Were Seized

Evidences was taken IN the District
Court Saturday in the case of
Osaki, the Japanese merchant, wh"
is charge with smuggllng goods, 10y
making a false entry at the Custom
House, Tn" goods were landed
from the ). $. Gaeli'' from S"kO
hama on May H. Defendant, who
did not understand English, called
At the Custom House to make the
entry on the following day IN com
psny with another man, A permit
for discharge WAS given and the goods
taken mp town. A few days later the
Collector OF Customs discovered
that AL entry for $50 packages of
goods had been made while the
original called FOR lOlG 4 transla
ton IL the original invoice, which
was in japanese, was made when II
was found there was u g"meraI raw"
ia !he valuations glVon. h" uauS
iarinn Wa han,i,n over t. TIA" At
toruey Gen-ral aud Tia" gO"i- were
returned to the Custom House.
The defendant offered no defense
and the case was argued and sub
mittsd Judgment was reserved
until June ~, G.. w Ashford for
defendants Deputy Attorney Gen
sral Wilder for the prosecution
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board All knew the clause IN the
draft was aimed at the Japanese.
His amendment would cover the
whole ground. The Japanese would
comply with any other conditions
that might be made.
Pres. Dole thought this PROPOSE
tion might go to the Legislative
Committee.
Del. Vivas moved il be referred to
a special Committee,
Min. Smith moved that further
consideration Of the Article be- lie.
| ferred till Tomorrow. Carried.
Article l9--"Dcnizens.' Que OF
its provisions exempts the applicant
! from the requirement of belonging
to a country having a naturalization
treaty with Hawaii. also from that
"f abjuripg allegiance to his native
country.
Del. Ables Thought the Article
could not la intelligently considered
until the preceding one was settled.
He therefore moved to defer IL.
Carried.
Article 2O-"Divisinn of Powers Of
government" Passed.
Article 2l-"E1ecutive Council"
Min. Smith moved to strike out
Sec. 4, as its provision had been. on
first reading, Incorporated in Art. w,
90 Majority Rule" Carried.
Coun. ID. b Smith moved to sub.
stitu,e Secretary for Minister
wherever the word occurs.
A., S..,,tl nh th.t xyas snf lad
long ago.
Del. Carter argued that the pro
posed change would be consonspt
with the prospect of annexation. In
the United States the term Minister
was not applied to any executive
officer.
The motion lost and the Article
passed a. amended.
Article 22 - Qualifications oI
President"-passed over an amend
, meut by Del. Vivas to- con6ue the
Z the Hawaiian Islands.
Article 23-"First Presideut'-de
claring Sanford Ballard Dole As suct
until Dec. 81, 1900. psssed.
Article 2i--"Elsction Of President
, passed.
. Articl. 2a-"Power Of Appoint
p inent"--passed.
a Article 26-"Power of Removal.
Dal. Ahles moved to strike out tb'
l.. words, except the Auditor -Geusr
al." He did not believe in keeping
, this officer in for life.
q Coun. Brown-You will have L
/, change the law.
. Conn. McCaDdless said IL woul'
i,a an easy matter 10 change TIA. iaM
Min. Smith said tn. idea was 4
;. keep the Auditor General out q
politics. II. WAS a valuable nlficel
d. CuuD. Brown--Hs is prnhibIte'
!. by th. law from engaging ia All
a. private business whatsoever.
The motion lost.
.. Min. Hatch moved Ia add, "Wh.i
:. ever Requested hy tn. President an
n thrc. al the Csbip.t, a Minister sha
resign.
!, Pres. Dole supported the ameno
y, mont as a very necessary prUvisio'
i. Min. Hatch changed the form ,
his amendment to read, The Pres
.r dent, with the approval of thrs
a. members Of the Cabinet, may n
move auy member of the Cabinet
m Del. Robertson thought a freeze
), out might h.. y very nice thing, b,
!. the Ministers had representa- :
character They represented ii
b. Senate.
n The amcndment carried aud ii
II Article So passed.
'y Article 27-"Pardun."
a Coun. Brown moved To strike
No out, ~ il was embodied IN sno h'
Article. Carried.
%. Article 2S-"Convening the Legi
a lature"-was amended 10 "27" su
,e passed.
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Lodge 10 Progress de roceanis, 10. l24,
AT. & A. M
M

rNHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
i Lodge lie Progress de rOceanie, No l2i,
al its hall on King Areet, between Bethel
and Fort THIS (Monday) EVENING,
June 70, NJ 1880 o'clock, for
RCGUnAR MoNTHLy BUsIEEss.
Members Of Hawaiian Lodge and all
sUjOurning brethren are iraternaliy invited
10 be present.
By order ui the W. Nj.
ANTONIO FERNANDES,
l0H-lt Secretary,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-25
MONDAY, JUNE %, lsH4.

School children are now busy pre-.
pairing for their final bow to their
"parents, friends and teachers" on
the close of the school year This
year they will have eight weeks
vacation. The new Board has their
sympathy-the parents have ours.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-25
Hoods and Only Hoods.

Hoods Sarsaparilla is carefully
prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dande-
lion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa,
juniper berries aud other we'll
known remedies, by a peculiar com
biuatiou, proportion and process,
giving to- Hoods Sar.aparilla cura-
tive powers not possessed by other
mediciues. II effects remarkable
cures when other preparations fail.
Hoods Pills cure biliousuass.