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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
P.J. Frein Of Oahu College has
gone to Kauai to rusticate.
Some huge new poles are going
up for the telephone combination.
No important business was done
at Circuit Court chambers to-day.
j. F. Hackfeld. acting Russian
Vice. Consul, calls for claims against
the estate Of the late s. Won Topaz.
The electric sign over Water
houses store Is the most brilliant
and prettiest piece OF illumination
ever seen in Honolulu.
Noah Kanhane, OF Kamehsmeha
School, ard Miss Priscilla Kaulukou,
daughter OF the lawyer, will be mar
ried at st. Andrews Cathedral on
Christmas eve.
Peter Martin was arrested last
night for assault. Martin 10 said to
have struck Tells on the head, Great
ing q big cash, also striking him
about the b"dy.
The committee of the Cent ral
Union Church have received he
necessary number Of votes for the
selection Of a new pastor. Rev. Mr..
Birnie Is understood to bs the gen
tleman selected.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-19

TT Is A HOMEMADE AND NOMINATING BEVERAGE.
IL very easily prepared, and the plain directions
followed, will always De good Every member Of the family,
from the baby the grandfather enjoy HIRES Roof BEER,
aud every will better health for swallow
they take. II improves the appetite pures the blood, and
the whole system. Children especially delight
Foot BEER ls preparation interests them, and its does
them good Ia thousands ri homes "REs Roof BEER that
mother made viii b" among the happiest recolectons of
childhood J. ceansr the system Of the poisonous humos
develop sidney and urinary Diseases and fact
that ARISES from impure stat oi the blood
Distinctly unierstan mES Root BEER without adute-
ration chemical or artificial admxure-we prove tit
made open Laboratory. No process We take the
best Herbs aud Ruu boil down. bottle send
them to You. Perhaps there isn't another Root Beer Labora
country public eye. Everybody
RooT Observation-Disclosures can't approach viii you use
natural Il at Beer and satisfy your thirst aud
body will you artificial Root Beer II pennies
aud your health? There IiIRss Roof
BEER sold than all other Root Beer combined
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-19

LOCAL AND ukNERAL NEWe
Bruce Warning & Co. offer building
lots at Waikiki for sale.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-19

pRPARruRRs.

For Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, Dec -
A 3 Wilcox. A McBryde, ~ Frien,, { Y
dresser. Miss Hendrickson, Miss Black
stadt, Mrs q a. Munro.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-19

Il. r. EiILERS II co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-19

P. j. Frein Of Oahu College has
gone to Kauai to rusticate.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-19

j. F. Hackfeld. acting Russian
Vice. Consul, calls for claims against
the estate Of the late s. Won Topaz.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-19

Some huge new poles are going
up for the telephone combination.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-19

No important business was done
at Circuit Court chambers to-day.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-09
CLEVELAND IS MUCH CONCERNED.
Gaming Congregational Elections Mean
Everything to His Party.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Senator Faulkner.
chairman OF the democratic congress onal
campaign committee today made state
mtnt with reference to recent call upon
the president, at which the political situa-
tidn was talked over.
AS chairman of the congressional COM
mittee called upon the president. During
the interview | conveyed to him ali the in
formation that / had in reference to the
congressional contest throughout the coun-
try and the prospects of the democratic
party In the various states. Our CONVERSE
ton was confined 10 the outlook in the i'm.
pending congressional elections, and /
found the pres dent, as always in previous
conversations involving the democratic
party, maB.festing the deepest concern in
Information communicated to him and IN
tho hopes expressed for our success In
maintaining a democratic majority In the
flty-fourth congress.
lie impressed me in that interview as
having the same earnest and sincere inter-
est In the result OF the election which has
always characterized his utterances in the
interest OF democratic principles. He
clearly indicated that he was satisfied with
tho direction given the campaign by the
congressional committee. OF course the
tariff law as passed Is not in accordance
with his views of the pledges OF the party
~ >H'So6os ne
has already stated what has been lone will
Certainly tighten many tariff burdens that
now rest heavily upon the people, and he
seemed to fully approve of the course of the
committee in drawing n contrast between
the onerous and buriensome action Of the
Mckinley bill and the reductions made by
exis sting laws, approving fully the presenta.
ton by the committee as shown in its
campain book as we'll as its other litera.
ture, the difference In the condition of the
treasury under his former adnin,strstion
and that of his successor, Mr.. Harrison,
and the deplorable condition of the treasury
when turned over to him.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-09
DARING ROBBERY IN CHICAGO.
Rich Plumber Taken In Broad Daylight
From Jewelry Store.

CHICAGO. Oct. 80. "A daring robbery was
committed in the heart OF the bus ness CEN
ter OF he city this afternoon. The amount
OF plumber secnred is not exactly known.
but was given as SO 600 in watches and
other jewelry. Soon after o clock G. w.
breihauer, senior member of the firm OF
Brethauer q Company, wholesale jewellers.
II washington street, left his office, leaving
his son in charge. The Office of the firm Is
IN room OH the frs. floor OF the building
1t Is located In the southwes: corner and In
PLAIN view OF the occupants OF the office
buildings round about.
Young Brethauer says that he was bend
ing over the showcase full of wat ches in the
rear oil the room, when two men entered
the door. One OF them carried a revolver
IN ms hand and the other was armed with
piece OF lead pipe. The jeweler was COM
manded 10 throw up his hands, which he
was not slow in dong. The two men then
led INN INTO the vault, the door of which
stood open. Brethauer demurred and one
Oh the men, he says. caught him by the
throat threw him into the vault and
pushed the door shut
Inc ihieves then proceeded 10 ransack
the showcases and scoop the watches into
gunny sack. The door OF the safe stood
open. anu the bandits emptied the cash box.
obtaining considerable sum OF money
All ms required only few minutes, and
the men soon made their escape.
The senior Brethauer returned about 3;30
ana soon heard pounding on the vault
door. The door was hastily opened AMI the
Imprisoned man taken out nearly ex-
hausted. SO far no trace of the thieves has
been obtained.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-09
PERU is IN REVOLT
British Consulate at CaIIao Des-
troyed by Fire.
WARSHIPS SENT TO THE SCENE
The Consul Made q Prisoner and His
Wife and Daughter Killed by
the Revolutionists.

TACOMA, WASH, Nov. IA special
to the Ledger from Victoria, b. G.,
says the flagship Royal Arthur and
tour other ships of the British SQUAD
ron at that point have been ordered TO
Callao. Peru, at once. The British
consulate at that place has been taken
possession of by the revolutionists and
the consul made prisoner. His wife
and daughter have been killed and the
consulate has been burned to the
ground.
The flagship leaves under full steam
tonight, and will call at Victoria for
one shour about midnight. Admiral
Stephenson is on board.
Callao is fortified town of northern
Peru, six miles west of Lima, of which
It Is the seaport. 1t has a comm odious
quay and fine fortress. The harbor
Is the best on the coast of Peru. The
city has population of about 10000.
AS connection Is made with Lima by
railroad, it ia most probable that the
latter city Is in the hands of the revo-
lutionists.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-09
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-09
A BIG BEEF HOUSE DESTROYED.
Two Lives Lost and $500, 900 Damage
Dono by Fro at Omaha

OMAHA, Nov. 2.--Just as the men we're
going TO worn in the big beef house of the
Hammond Packing plant at Z o'clock,
flames were discovered on the second floor.
They gu ckly spread to the third and fourth
floors. Hammonds fire department started
to fight the fire. but the water pressure was
so light that IL was impossible to accom-
plish anything. Word was at once sent to
Omaha and all the available apparatus bur-
ried to the Lcene, for high wind was blow
ing. The fire threatened to spread to the
house of Swift d Co. and the stock yard
All the eflo.ls OF the fremen were confined
10 keeping the fire from spreading, as there
was no possible show OF saving the big
beef house, a four story structure 200 by
2U0 freI, which or ginaIly cost 500, 600 anu
was flied with valuable machinery and a
large amount OF beef.
he efforts of the firemen to confine the
flames to this house proved successful but
only a. the cost OF two lives. AT IL O. clock
one of the walls fell. Two iiremen belor G.
ing to The private department of the pack
ing company were buried under tons of
burning timbers and red hot bricks. The
Killed are John Steele and Henry Peters
When taken from the debris it was discov-
cred that both men were still grasping the
hose nozzle. Steele was married last We'd
nesday. The insurance on the property
destroyed amounts to 1920, 900. The loss
will be almost double that amount.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-09
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The French chamber of deputies reopened
Tuesday with large attendance.
The cash balance in the treasury is Sill,
4O7, 35l, OF which $50, 022, 023 is the gold re-
serve.
The Marchioness of Queensbury has OBJ
tained decree multiplying her marriage 10
the marquis.
A mad dog which ran through the stree Is
OF Wichita. Kan. snapped at every one in
its way. A half dozen people were bitten.
The cruiser Detroit. which is to be added
to the fleet on the Asiatic station has left
London, Conn, on her long journey. She
viii make the trip via the Suez canal.
Another well developed case Of smallpox
was discovered in Washington Sunday the
victim being Charles L. Williams, colored
messenger in the interior department.
DR.. J. Nj. Coykendall, prominent ply
stefan of Camargo. H., has disappeared
He is accused of forging several notes. The
total amount alleged to be forget is $50, 600
The London Globe revves the report
that Lord William Beresford is shortly to
be married to The Duchess of Marlborough
formerly Mrs. Louis Hammerslsy of New
York.
The East St. Louis freight depot of the
81. Louis Transfer Company caught fire
and was destroyed with uumper of
i
$780, 90.
Postmaster General Bissel has addressed
circular letter TO all delivery postofiices
citing the provisions of the law regarding
forced campaign contributions and declar-
ing that they must be strictly complied with.
Fire in two-story stable at 25S East
Eighty filth street, New York, DESTROYED
the building and burned John Kelly TO
death. A man named Williams was so
badly burned that he was removed to the
hospital.
The finance committee of the Spanish
cortes has decided to establish gold stan.
dard of currency for Porto Rico. The
Mexican dollar will hereafter be used only
us basis of weight for the value OF silver.
Portugal has accepted the invitation OF
the United States and has signiiied her
adherence to the agreement arranged by the
Paris arbitration for the protection of seals
in The northern Pacific ocean and Berlna
sea.
The San Francisco jury, before whom
John w. Flood was tried for the embezZle.
ment of S16i 600, funds OF the Donahue-
Kelly bank, while employed as the banks
cashier, Jailed to agree and were dis
charged.
The Lourenzo Marquee, Delagoa Bay,
chamber of commerce has cabled the Port
ugese government that the condition OF
affairs there is unbearable business js
ruined and an epidemic is threatened. The
Portuguese are urged to have the Transvaal
government send troops there.
The Fifteenth regiment of infantry. q.
S. A., commanded by Colonel X. A. Croft
ton, was presented n sand of colors at
Fort Sheridan by Chicago citizens in recog-
milton of services during the great strike.
This ist he first presentation Of the kind
that ever occurred.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-09
Warship Sighted.
HE is TREAsONABLE TO FRANCE.
Grave Charges Against an Oficer Now
Under Arrest

PARIS Nov. 1.-The arrest of Captain
Alfred Dreyfus of the general staff on the
charge OF treason and espionage on behalf
o! the triple alliance is the sensation of the
hour. The captain was attached to the or
ganiz ns and modifying department OF the
general stall, ana had access to some of tho
MORE important documents relating 10
plans for modifying the French army
suspicion against Captain Dreyfus was
aroused by his intimacy with an Italian
officer and General MERCER, minister of
war, caused detective 10 be sent to Mon
AGO and Italy with the result that Captain
Dreyfus is now under strict guard in the
military prison. Dreyfus is said to have.
supplied the Italian government with all
the plans SO carefully laid out during years
past for the defense OF the Alps, which has
been looked upon as forming q complete
butwark against the possible invasion of
France from Italy and he is also said to have
sold all these plans to Germany, and to
have divuiged TO Austria and Germany
names OF French officers recently sent
abroad on secret mission,
Captain Dreyius was married 10 the
daughter OF rich diamond merchant of
this city.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-09
Blu sINESS IN PERU is PARALYzED.
Guerrilla Warfare Has Done Incalcula-
bio Injury to tho Country.


bio Injury to tho Country.
LIMA, Peru Nov. 2.-Business is in q
plraiytic state throughout the republic.
The injury already done to the commercial
interests OF the state is incalculable, and it
will be many years before Peru RECEIVERS
from this warfare. which seems to be as far
from an end as ever. In u battle between
tho government forces and guerrillas in
Rhaco. the latter We're victorious anu re-
main in possession of the town. The loss
on both sides was severe and the fighting
hard. In Pimental the government troops
surprised Theodore Seminars and his fol :
Lowers. sharp fight ensued, in which
the Ruerrilas were considerably worsted,
leaving behind several dead and wounded,
beside prisoners. Theodore Seminars
himself only succeeded IN getting away
owing to the swiftness of his horses. He
succeeded In carrying off the body of his
bfother Alipio. who was killed.
In the south, where the guerrillas were
weak, various small bands have been over
taken and dispersed by the government
forces. In Cana the guerrillas are said to
be occupying the heights and mountain
passes.
Mr.. Frye, British vice consul OF Chicay.
alp. who manages the Cartavio estate, is
one OF Seminaris' latest victims of robbery.
The guerrilla leaders sent a force to the es-
tate TO demand 1900 soils. Mr.. Frye
promptly refused to pay it, and was
taken 10 the presence Of their chief. Sem
inaris apologized for the unceremonious
conduct oil his followers, but insisted on the
payment of 5000 soils, which Mr.. Frye was
compelled to celiyer
No British War ships Sent.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-lnquiries made at the
admiralty and foreign office today show
that no orders have been issued for British
wArships to depart from Vancouver or else
where. 1t is asserted no Information has
BEEN received at these departments of the
revolutionary trouble in Peru.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-09
COUNTING REPUBLICAN NOSES.
An Estimate of tho Representation
tho Next Legislature.

the Next Legislature.
OLYMPIA, Nov. 2.-From what are con-
sidered reliable reports from every county,
On estimate has been prepared in which it
IS ca lcuiated the following districts will
elect republican legislative representatives
Tuesday:
First l, third 2, fourth 3, fifth 2, sixth 2,
seventh !. eighth ], twelfth /, fourteenth /,
fifteenth 2, nineteenth ]. twentieth !, TWEEN.
ty-third l, twenty fifth l, twenty-sixth 2,
twenty-seventh 2. twenty eighth 2, twenty
ninth ], thirtieth ], thirty first 2. thirty
second !. thirty-third l. thirty.fourth 2,
thirty fifth 2, thirty eighth 2. thirty ninth
4, iortieth 2, forty-tirst 9. forty second 2,
fprty-third 3, forty-tourth 2, forty-sixth /,
lprty-scventh ]. forty-eiGhth 2, forty-ninth
2 making total Of So republicans out
Of rs.
In the senate republicans have 10 hold.
overs and will elect four in King, with
more than an even chance for a fifth In
the second district they will elect sena-
tpr, as also in tho sixth, seventh, four
tenth, sixteenth, TWEEN tieth, twenty third,
thirtieth. thirty second. thirty fourth. with
more than an even chance in the twelfth,
making the senate stand 20 republicans,
With majority on joint ballot OF 80.
The data from which this estimate has
been compiled is considered reliable.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-09
MISSISSIPPI TRAIN HELD Up.
Hhe Express Car Looted In The Usu.,
Southern Style.

Southern Style.
BIRMINcHAM. Nov. 1.-Passeneer train
10. on the Kansas City, Memphi, &
birmingham railroad. was held I'M At I
o'clock this morning few miles easr of
New Albany Miss, by three masked men
and the express car looted of its contents
Conductor W. b. Leonard go, into Birm-
'hgnam ms morning. He said:
MY train pulled out OF New ALBANY
ABOUT o clock this morning. Shortly after
getting under full headway il beran to
slack up and was soon at a standstill. A.
! aiierward discovered, three men had
sIha 'he 'ender oil the engine at New
Albany, and covering Engineer CampbeIi
and Fireman Alexander with pistols com.
pelied them to stop at a designated point
IN the DDS east of New Albany. When
the train stopped was in the baggage car
i went to The de door and opened 1t, only
70 le greeted with several pistol shots from
one OF the robbers. showed the door
shut, but turning around saw two rob
oeis already IN the baggage ear, with pis.
lois covering me. The engineer and fire.
man were maue to dismouni and an uu-
successiul attempt was made to uncounle
the engine. Express Messenger Jean
nea.e car was forced open, the robbers
covering rue with pistols all the time. and
We were forced to give up the contents of
Tue SAFE; Putting the booty in a bag the
robbers backed of into the WOO is with MIS-
tots stu pointed at us. and disappeared in
me darkness. We did not see their faces
ut any time.'
Inc officers of the Southern Express
company gave 1t out that only little cheap
Jewelry ana vouchers constituted the rob-
oers booty. 1t is suspected, however, that
the express company is lying low on this
supJec!. The general belief Is that the
.oooefs were amateurs, although they did
things up la shape
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-09
Emperor wiiiiam's Sorrow.
PROCLAMATION OF NICHOLAS II
His Sole Aim to Develop Russia's Power
and Glory.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2.-Ths Official
Messenger tins morning publishes the first
proclamation OF Emperor Nicholas H., in
which after formally communicating to the
nation the news OF the death of his father,
Alexander ILL.,, he says:
MAY the knowledge console you that
our grief is the grief OF our beloved nation,
ana may the nation not forget the strength
and tirmness OF holy Russia lies in its unity
and unbounded devotion to us in this sad
and solemn hour IN which we ascend our
ancestral throne. the throne OF the Russian
empire and cz 'rdom oil Poland anu grand
ducuy oil Finland, inlissolubly linked to-
gether. Remembering the legacy left us
by our lamented father and imbu-d with IL,
we In the presence OF the Most High take a
vow to make our sole aim the deyeopment
OF the power and glory OF our beloved Rus
STA and the happiness of all Our faithful
subjects.
The manifesto concludes with n command
that an oath OF allegiance be taken to him,
Emperor cholas H., and the heir appar-
ent, Grand Duke George ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
his brother, who is TO be entitled cZarowitz
until God may bless with son the union
which his majesty is to enter into with
Princess A tx OF Hesse Darmstadt.
Taking Vows of Allegiance.
AT Q O'clock this morning the mperial
heralds, In bright uniforms, attended by
troops of trumpeters. announced the death
OF Alexander III e, and he accession 10 the
throne of Nicholas IL. Throughout ST.
Petersburg today the accession of the new
czar is being celebrate. As the festival for
his event takes precedence of the mourn
ing ceremonies. all signs Of public mourn
ing will be Withheld until tomorrow. At
10 o'clock last evening the first requiem
mass Tor The repose oil the soul of Alexander
Ill. was celebrated Mt st. Peters purg and
all the ministers and members OF the coun-
ell OF the empire We're present. Those in
attendance took the oath OF allegiance to
Gar Nicholas III. This morning the sem
ate met and all the members TOOK the oath
of allegiance. At the same time the troops
forming the garrison at st. Petersburg
were paraded and sworn with the custom
AIRY iormality. Later the same ceremony
was observed in the case of the civil sery-
ants Of the empire.
Dead Gar Lying In State.
LlvIDIA, Nov. 1.-The remains of Alex
ander Ill. having been embalmed and at
tired in the uniform of the Preobraje nsky
regiment were conveyed this morning To
the small private chapel of the palace. The
bier was surrounded with lighted candles
and is watched by relays of priests and off.
GERS of the army. AT the religious services
aiterward held in the chapel all the mem
bers OF the imperial family and imperial
household were present. The officiating
priests, alter incensing the remains, began
chanting the impressive liturgy. The cere-
mony was most imposin,-.