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Farors Secession.

LINCOLN, Neb., April IA re-
markable letter to Governor Waite of
Colorado will be published tomorrow.
The author is Robert McReyuolds of
Oklahoma, who formerly lived at Lin
coin and is now in Denver. The doe
ument recommends the secession of
Texas Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska,
Colorado and other States. The silver
issue Is made one OF the leading
grounds of the declaration, and Me-
Reynolds claims that when the letter
is presented TO Governor Waite it will
have the full endorsement and bear
the signatures Of leading men in the
States named.
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The District Court was we'll filled
yesterday morning when the case
of Ben Gallagher, charged with
mayhem, was called. The accused
had sobered up, and when ne faced
the Court he was very meek in
dividual, and entered his plea of
" Not Guilty in very quiet voice.
His attorney, Cecil Brown, moved
for postponement, and, by consent,
1t went over until next Thursday.
There was another charge against
him-that of assaulting a hack
driver named Phillips. He ad-
mitted that he was guilty, and he
was fined SO and court costs
amounting to three dollars.
Wilson and Brown were then
called. They are charged with
being accessories in the mayhem
case. Their examination went over
until Thursday also. Wilson will
be defended by Cecil Brown and C.
W. Ashford will appear for the
accused Brown.
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PASSENGERS


From KAUAI, per Stmr james Makee
I April 25-W BlaiSdeu, Raparo and oi
deck.
From Kauai. per stur Mikahala. April >
F Clifford, c Tuch, Mr. VI Silva, NJ r.
Alspai Iaukea, Wakefield, Lee Ian, Mr.
kahalei, and = on Oeck.
From Hamakua, per >Jmr Wsialeale
April 2S-Dr Toki, and y on deck.
from Hawaii and Maui. per sImr hIuaU
[ April 2S-Volcano: > " Bisin, Mrs. : W
Bfein. T d SteiuSou. Mrs T d SteinSo1
| Mrs Z LYON. Mrs ; > Ne'ch, Miss } WEIGH
| Miss Welch, NJ VI Fisher Mrs N NJ NiSher
| + II Dolaud r L Bell. Z Bell. { f Wheel
| er. Mrs { + Wheeler. E DenroCHs. Way
ports: J W Mason, ID II Hitchcock. Jr, r
Hanai Parker, Mrs haniU Nalpa, Mrs NJ
Homer and : children, ArS L Renton
and children. L Wallace, wife, children
and maid. Rev n Abud and wife, Mrs { ;
Kvnuersley. Mrs Z X Sullmau. Miss c G.
Wight. Father oliver and boy, W Va
son. Mrs J Wilson, l. Won Tcmp>ky and
wife. J q Anderson and wife, Miss Z II
KELLOGG. { Barrett, K A Gardner. W K
Sims. Miss L WOdehOuse. Miss NOdehOuSe,
Mrs E Jones, Aleong. and % on deck.
From Maui, per stmr CIaudine. April -
H Laws and wife, L Wooster, W Brede,
and p on deck.
DEPARTURES.
For san Francisco per bk Andrew WEIGH,
April Thames Downing and wife.
For Mani and Hawaii, per stmr W G
Hall April 27-NolCano. L B Whitney,
Anthony and wife. Way ports: George
Robertson, Mrs Kawewehi, a B LOben-
stein, Mrs F W Scott, Mr. Davies and wife,
A Perry, NJ Harrison. and Is on deck.
For san Francisco. per bark Albert. April
2S-MrS Wray Tayiay, Mrs y Steward, Mrs
James Lyle, Charles Adams and Charles
Wall
For san Francisco. per o 5 ) Australia,
April 2S-Lieut Adams, G Anderson and
wife, Miss NJ Atkinson, c . Berger. J ?
Bell. + Bell, c BOlte and wife. l. W Bllnn
and wife, Croker and wife, i I Coulter,
W CLARK, Mrs A Cropp, Mrs 7 + Foster,
+ II DOland, Mrs VIM Dunbar. { X Davis,
NJ NJ Fisher and wife. Miss Il Glade, Mrs
II a Giles. Mrs HasSlOChn, c ID
Hazard, wife and daughter. Mrs J "
Horner and , children, \ Herbert. Nr
HoEne. Admiral irwin. Il lseuberg suU
wife. Paul IseugerE. Mrs lysrS. Miss Ada
Jones, Mrs L b Kerr ami children, Nrs J I
a Kennedy and - children. .luE, MIS- &
Kellogg. Z knabe Mrs + Is Lane, Mrs J. = |
Lyons, n c Lyons, Mrs n ; Layton. NH>
SEQ L Marvel and child, HuE Paul Nuu-
mann, + + Newman, Mrs f L Newman /
md child, Mrs D Noouau. " D NiCao,u>. !
Ensign Parmsnter and wife. Il X Patched. .
W PhupUt. Y Potter. I s. .iorGau, Z .
D Simpson and wife. MIS- I saw, I " F..
'pragUe. ( Sma.tE q 81 vile, Miss LIZZIE /.
'maltz, James L Thompson. Nr, Teuney.
HID and nurse. Mrs ID Taylor. G Il Taylor /
nd wife. Mons NiZzayOuS Chau Wild /
Y, Jr. Ms ; : WEIGH. Nl->s, WEIGH t2l. /
Irs Il + WichmAu and Chi q. Eober- Vol /
ace.
For Kauai. per Stmr IwaIaui, April So /
+ knudSen, Mrs. Smith. Captain ALL /
Orn, and y on deck.
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CmCUIT COURT OF TuF

" FIRST Circuit Hawaiian Island. In ~.
bate. " the matter % the Fstafe Of GFORgE
+. RICHARDSON. late on Waiiutn. W51i al
ceased.
On reading and hiinV TIE parition and 4,
counts ~ william O. Smith. Erarufrr 90 the
VII OF george r. Richardson. late ~ WaIakn
Nsai, deceased. wherein be asks o. De- allowed
to1'A ~ sud charges himself with fGf4fl. ara
a-ks that the same may be exam ned and 40
proved ana that hnal order may te made 81
distribution ~ The property remaining In III
hands 20 tho pcrsqns thereto entitled. ara de
eharging him aud BIZ sureiies from aI fnrffer
responsibility as such Executor
u BE- ordered, that MONDAY. the fnH fsv .f
Nay, a. Y. irai. a. ttn O'Clock A ~ al Cham
hefs, IN tht Nouft honse. at H0nainIr b. srf
We sane hereby IL appointed as itr time 40
place iot bearing said petition and sfeon1sa
aiH lhal ai ptfsone Interested may ihen md
W'fe afptaf aud shuv CaHac. ~ aaF thor rave
Why we ame shnald NOT he afautad aaa ,nas
rrttent evidence ss ~ who ere tnilf'ef 10 h.
said property
AMI. a. n, ieai
~ the touut
ism3s eEn Lucas. tHI
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A Brutal Fight.

Two sailors of the Champion had
& difference to settle yesterday,
aud they decided to prove their
point by seeing which was the bet
ter man in a fight The mill took
place at Kapiolani park, only a
chosen few being invited. 1t was
described by one OF those present to
have been a most brutal affair, as
the men fought with bare knuokles.
Only two rounds were necessary 10
decide the battle.
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To ReIp Chris Sraus.

Los ANGELES, April H.-Officers
have ferretled out the mystery of the
first and second hold.up and the train
robberies at Roscoe. At the time OF
the first robbery it was stated that the
robbery at Roscoe December 9Sd was
projected for the purpose of assisting
Chris Evans, which turns out to be
truth. The plan, which was success
ful, was to draw the Fresno officers 70
that point, so a. to allow Evans 10 Is.
cape. Three men are now under
arrest for the robbery.
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ErGal advertisements.
IN THE CIRCUIT Co1rRT OF

L the Fourth Circuit Of the Hawaiian Isl
ands. In Probate. In the matter Of the Estate
OF LOUISA X. CONRADr OF Hilo, Hawaii. de-
ceased. Before ;. L. Austin, Circuit Judge
document purportiug 20 be the Last viii
and Testament OF Louisa X. Couradt. deceased
having on the 2ith day OF April. A. ID. lS94 been
presented TO said Probate Court, and petition
tor the Probate thereof, aud for the issuance Of
Letters Testsmeutary 10 William Couradt. hav-
ing been filed by him.
IL Is hereby ordered that MONDAY, the 9TH
day OF June A. d. 1891 Al 10 O'Clock AN. Of said
day, al the Court Room Of said Court Al Uilo-
Hawaii, be, and the same f. hereby appointed
the time for proving said Will and hearing said
application, when and where any person inter
ested may appear and contest the said Will ard
the granting OF Letters Testamentary.
Dated Hilo, April -, 1894.
BY TIE Court;
1888 DANIEL PORTER, Clerk.
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A lady AZ Tooleys La, was very
sick With bilious collie when NJ. Z.
TiSler, \ prominent merchant II the
town gave her = bottle 81 Chamber.
laln's Collie Cholera and nirrhmA
Remedy, He says she was we'll in
forty minutes after taking the first
dose, For sale by Sll Medicine
Dealers, Benson, SNtra \ Go.
Agents for II. l.
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Mortgages Notice of Fore.
closure.
n ACCoRDANCE wIru rnr

II provisions ofh certain mortgage. made bv
JOHN BILL 90 Nurih kohaIa. Hawai- Al
Edward fursteusu, dated ID of November. isss
recorded In Llber ia PAGE is-. notice b. HEREBY
giNcu that the mortgage Intends o. force o..
The same Tor conditions broken. to wit. non
payment % principal ohen due.
Notice is ltkevise given thst afcr the erpirs-
ton 81 TIRES weeks NON the date OF this n0fire
toe properly conveyed by aid MORTGAGE Uiil be
advertised Tor sale Al puhUc auction. attho sus.
lion rooms % Jas. p Morgan. in nonois IL Il,
MONDAY tue 18th day ot MAJ, isal a ia noon
ger,sst ras,leelays can he bad o., wiman C.
DATED houolniu, APRIL ~ 1874
EDWARD FUHSTENAN.
rhe premises covered by ,aia mop,sass' con-.
sist Of wv"
lst ~ those premises Situated al Uoror,s
kaa, \ hohaie, havait ana moFp psrti,naFir
descd egd tn tvrd 81 krsiuA 10 taid John usil
tevotirt III Tibet i've rAen sta. heiHf rsr4 III
ihctr premises drscfihrd fn Koyal Patent s'ta
~ Nqmahu, containing an sfra ia "A ia an esfr
lotvihef WITH vcydcn hnliairr thtfrnn,
. kid ~ tac undivided "a avfrs ~ sata John
Vel ~ tecse rfprisrs tWaatfa Al kthUrk ~.
hala, havah ana metv psftlsuia ris dostfihsa In
wye istent isss % sstd 3chr bell ana rtr
"Ne'tN itft.fu
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Reached Bluef Ids

Colon, April lA-The United States
cruiser san Francisco, from Rio,
arrived at Blueiields on Wednesday.
There l. no truth In the report that
the Governor " Nicaragua allowed
the British to take possession ot Corn
Island. Tue commander % the Magt.
cieuue reports all quiet AZ Bmeields.
The report that Nicaragua has threat.
eued \ second seizure ~ the Mosquito
Reservation is confirmed. -Four hun.
dred NicaragUan soldiers are said to
De contemplating landing At Blue.
Gelds, They vii, be resisted by the
ntNnle NJ RlnolinldS
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GALLAGHER AGAIN.
Peterson'S Brutal ASSallant is Again
Arrested.

Arrested.
Ben Gallagher, who so brutally
assaulted Bert Peterson in the Ha-
waiian Hotel bar room Friday
night, was arrested Saturday morn
ing. a little after o'clock that
morning Captain Langley went to
Gallagher's room and found him
there, but with the door locked.
Langley told him who he was, and
said that he was wanted. Ben re-
fused to get up and, not having
warrant, Langley could not break
into the house.
A little after 9 o'clock Ben came
down town and was arrested. Peter
son had sworn out a warrant charg-
ing him with mayhem. Cecil Brown
went on his bond for $1,000, and
Ben Immediately proceeded to
build up a fearful and wonderful
jag. During the afternoon he
wandered into the Criterion saloon
and saw Manuel Phillips standing
at the bar. Without any warn
ing he went up behind him
and struck him on the back
of the neck. Phillips turned
around, and when ~ saw who his
assailant was he promptly knocked
him down. He then seized a heavy
mallet that was on the bar, and
was going to finish Ben up when
some of his friends interfered. He
had Ben arrested and charged
with assault and battery. He
was atterward released on de-
posting $50 bail.
c. B. Wilson and "Opium
Brown, who were present at the |
disgraceful affair, were also arrested |
on Saturday, and charged with |
being accessories before the fact. |
Their bail was fixed at $1,000 each, !
which was furnished.
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All Tied Up SOW.

SEATTLE, April 1.-THE strike of
the Great Northern now extends over
the entire main line from st. Paul to
Spokane. The prospects are that the
entire system will be- covered, except,
possibly, the coast lines. The strike
includes all connected with the hand
ling of trains, including train dis
patchers and telegraphers. A reduc-
ton in pay is the cause of the strike.
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Removal of the Utes.

WASHINGTON, April II The prop
ositiOn to remove the Southern Ute
Indians from Colorado TO Utah seems
to be settled as far as the House Com
mittee on Indian affairs is concerned.
1t has, by q vote of to 6, decided to
report adversely the bill ratifying the
agreement for the Indians removal,
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Mello Gives Up.

MoNTEvIDEo, April l4.-The Asso-
ciated Press correspondent is able to
announce that Admiral de Mello and
1900 insurgent troops who embarked
on the frontier of Uruguay, after hav-
ing been driven out of the State of
Rio Grande do Sui, have surrendered,
and the rebellion in Brazil may be
said to have completely collapsed.
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Srmr Nssahala, Clancy. for Kauai, at .
p M
Stmr WGalsa-s, Smythe, for Honoksa,
at noon.
starr CIaC5iue, Cameron, for Maui. ST 5
? m
Stmr HinzG, Clarke, for -aui and Ha-
Eaii, SO 2 2 M
Am scar " F Whitman, Peterson, for
San Francisco.
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Charges Prejudice

New YORK, April l4.-Rev. Fran
els Dent of Brooklyn, who recently
sued Bishop Ryan of the Catholic do
cese of Buffalo for 100000 for defa-
nation of character, the suit being
decided against him, has made an
application before the Supreme
Court for new trial of the case. The
grounds include prejudice on the part
of the Judge and jury.
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EcoaI 10prrtiscmcn5.



- on the run Circuit, Hawaiian Islands 10
fIolAte.-At 1hamhers. Tn Che matter or the
Estate Of j. y. HOOPTOPIO. afe ID Vain,
Hardy.
order Of notice o. petition for allowance o.
maj accounts and discharge ir deceased esfsfes
~ Ieauing and hliug the petition and account
OF Nalqemar huudsen, Administrator of fhe -
ta,e OF =. IL. Hoopiopio Aforesaid wherein b.
asks % pc allowed st0l2 -. end caar-cs hfr-a-.f
WIN $50 -, and asks that the came nay be- 81
amlncq and approved. and that final order nav
Ye maze oi distribution OF The property remain
ihE pm hls hands 20 the persons thereto entitled
suu ulrcharUug Rim and HE sureties from u.
iuftlet responsibility az such Adm Ini sfraf0r
. Tvs ordered that III tuesday,. The lgfh frv o.
NAY A. ID. 1894. 90 ten O'Clock A. " hefo-e
we Judge OF said Court az fhe Court Room IA
lhe said Court 90 Lihue, leland Of Kauai b. er4
we ZANE hereby is appointed as the time and
place Tor hearing said Petition and Account.
aud that all persons interested nav tFer rrl
there appear and show cause. DO arv fhev nrvr
way tlc zane should not be rr1utrd ana ma
present evidence az 30 vino ere entitled fr M
SAID property. And that notice al fhfs O-s.-
in the EnEllsh and Hawaiian Iar0ragas h..
puphshed in the Hawaiian Ga zeffe AID E-rto,
respectively, newspapers printed and rubIfaFa4
10 Honolulu. for three successive vaeEs ~
last publication % be not less then fug, .-eer.
previous 20 the time lthereiu appointed f0- saI1
hearing.
Dated at Libue. this 23d day or April. rsat
JACOB HARDY
Judge OF The Circuit Court Of fhe Ffffb rr--..r
fff54
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An Unlikely Story.

FRESNO, April lit became
known today that the Fresno Jail was
guarded last night because the OFF,
cials expected an attack by a mob,
with a view of getting out Dick
Heath, who is accused of numbering
lawyer named McWhirter. It is
believed the purpose of the story is to
create sympathy for the accused and
to prepare the way for asking for a
change of venue.
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View moon on the 5sh Al Al. 10 II. a. ID.
Time whistle blows 81 II. ISM. SIS. IN. Of
Honolulu tine, which Is the same IS l2h. On. d.
CT gree uw1ch tine.
For every 100 feet o. distance Of the observer
iron the Custom House allow one second for
transmission q sound. or seconds to = statute
ale
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A Nomination confirm, d.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE sen.
ate has confirmed the nomination. OF
Edward II Strobol of New York To
be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipoteutiary of the United States
10 Ecuador.
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DEPARTURE.

ERIDAY, April p.
Stur W q Hall. SjmerSou. for Maui and
Hawal.
Bk Andrew WEIGH. Drew. for san Fran
CISCO
SATURDAY, April >.
RsrS Albert. Griffith. for san Francisco.
OS : Australia. HoCdlette, for san Fran
cisco.
MONDAY. April 80.
SCur Iwa-aui. Freeman, for hsUsl.
Srur james Makee. HagLund, tor ks-
pSs-
Srur kazla. Thompson. for Lahaina.
Stmr MOkoIu. McGregor, for Molokai and
Lanai.
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VESSELS ~ PUNT.
tTEaIis Soes zct srCcde sosstsrs.F
NAVAL. vEsSgrS.

q : rs PhasSelphis, SS~Ser, Casso.
French craiSer Duchatiaglt, ia lgS. CsiSO
HI n TaSachjao, NouUrS, Yokohama.
II B n ; Champion, Rookie, ES}Uimait
NEECE aNVNNN.
An Sch { : Holmes. Johnson, P't BlsSely.
Al SoA Wa Sossea. trercm : i,
An "a X 2 RSthet, Morrison, ; +,
An Ms star Morning. star, Garland,
SAiY OociSer tai, Morse, OoaSN, + g
An ScAr ts,,lieu shore. ReruHoirl, y ) ",
$chr " Whitman, bctsrSee, Newcastle.
Nor ~ RetraS, ADSerSea, Newcastle.
Ar bktue Jane I stanford. Newcastle.
kS : Z A.,oa. Thompson, san Francisco,
SStne : y Caste. Hubbard, San Iran,
Rltae MSry Mlnkela.an. NlSSeD, san h,
ESW a. Leah. Nielsen. \ansiNo, 4 e
Ar SIR Salvador, Wells, \ ".
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Is Satisfied With a Pension.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Chronicle
says that ex-Queen Liliuokalani has
been convinced Of the hopelessness of
her trying to be reinstated and is will
ing TO have the Islands annexed to the
United States with a view to obtain
the pension which President Harrison
advised. A petition to that effect is
being prepared for submission TO Pres
ident Cleveland.
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CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIR.

" cult OF the Hawaiian islands-In Probate
Ia the matter Of the Estate OF JAMES KF.
hAULA, late OF Punaluu, Kan, deceased
A document purporting TO be the last viii and
testament OF James h. kekaula, deceased, hav-
ing on the 10th day Of April. A. d. 1894 been
presented TO said Probate Court, and a petition
for the Probate thereof, and for the issuance OF
Letters Iestamentary 70 John X. kekaula, Jr
having been fled by him:
Il Is hereby ordered, that FRIDAY. the 18Th
day Of May, AID. ls9i at 10 O'Clock. 4 NJ Of aid
day. at the Court Room % said Court at the
Court House Building In Honolulu, be aud the
same y hereby appointed the time for proving
said viii and hearing said application. when and
where any person interested may appear and
contest the said WILL and the granting of Letters
ic-tameutary.
Dated Honolulu, April 10Th, 1854
b. the Couris
i5i23v ESQ. LUCAS. CLERK
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Farewell Reception.

4 charming farewell reception to
Mr. Paul Gsenberg and to Herr
Pastor Iseuberg and Mrs. Isenbere
was given Saturday by Mr.. and
Mrs c. NJ Cooke, at their residence.
The Isenbergs leave for Germany.
They will be accompanied by Miss
Clara Glade.
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The New Chinese Treaty..

WASHINGTON, April l4-SenatoT
White is inclined to believe there will
be little opposition to the ratification
Of the Chinese treaty. Some Senators
even go so far as to say that there will
not be more than seven or eight votes
cast arainst IL
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DIR. EDWARD ARMrrAeE

VI, Il {, = has I. re. T. tond. n.
p ~ lUalverrNty Ut Cambridge late VI
Welmea, Kauai, has established himself
N The Office totmetlv cccNptei hy w.
toole, cornet ~ heelAn,a and Punch.
bowl streets,
ofFtes hoeSS - to n A,s,SMAr,
NJ, 10 SIN, SUNDAYS stoap,N
SNsd.iw
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EXPORTS.

For san Francisco. per bark Andrew
WelCh. April 27-26, 272 bags t5.2O7 OIL lbs
sugar; domestic value, SIS, $50 IS.
For San Francisco, per bark Albert April
SO-l7 $50 bags q 2O7 .9S4 lbSl sugar. do
nestle value. S52,ll 80.
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Big Miners, Strike.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April IA
strike of coal miners was inaugurated
in this district this evening. The
miners at Coalbury, Brookside and
Cardiff struck at o'clock. About
5000 men are affected.
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ST. Louis, 'pril l4,-Hon. Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew, who is here, announces
himself candidate for President Of
the United States.
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ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY, April p.
Haw brk Leahi, Nielsen, from Nanaimo,
BE.
Stmr James Make. Haglund. from Ha-
Ia
Srur Kas-S. Thompson. from circuit Of
Oahu.
SATURDAY. April >.
Srnlr Eiusu Clarke, from Hawaii and
MaUl.
Stmr M0kolu, McGresor. from NoIoka
and Lanai
Stur WajaieaIe. Smythe. from Hama
kEa.
SUNDAY. April -.
Stmr CLau6ine. Cameron, from Maui
Stmr Nisala.a, Clancy. from Kauai.
MONDAY, April 80.
An Schr Salvador, Wells, from New
castle. y : W
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MANNED.

FINH-WARREN-At the residence OF the
brides parents Wai6iki-kai, April 25,
Miss Josephine a. Warren, OF Honolulu.
No cards.
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lilo - ., 80 ni,rn

SAN DISCO, April "a ~ DIE started
tram gasoline stove Ia the p,ar en-,
ot George \, rroSelrS conte,t lDsry
s,orc On Elth street this evening,
and destroyed rOw ~ oNe,S,ofv
buildings ct llmSy construction hrlaFp
Il could he brought under coa,ral.
Total damage about SessN
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STMR. CLAUDINE.
CAMERON, Commanaer

OAnEhON, Commauder.
VIII leave Honolulu every Iaesdsy A.
O'Clock 2. NJ, touching at Kahului V7e.o
Hana' Hamoa and kipabulu. Maui. and Pa.
auhau' Hawaii. Returning wis arriv. ID.
Honolulu every Sunday morniug.
~ No Freight will be received er..- a
p. Nj. on day of sailing.
Cons'gnees mast be at tie Ilr5.r.- ed.
receive their freight, as We viii not b.I5
ourselves responsible after such freiobt ~.
been landed. While the Company will "a.
due diligence in handling live stock ~
decline to assume any responsibility in caas
of the loss Of same, and will not De- respou.
sible for money or iewelry uulsss r.a-e5 i,
the care of Pursers.
w. c. WILDER, President
$. B. ROSE, Secretary.
Capt. J. A. KING. Port Supt.
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General Slocunl Dead.

NEW YORK, April II. - General
Henry W. Slocum died this morning.
He had been i'll only few days. He
was born on September n, 1927, at
Deiphia, Onondaga county, New
York. He fought in the civil war
and resigned in 1865 TO resume the
practice of law.
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Returning leaves Hilo, tourhi-s1 ,t r..-.
pahoehoe same day; kawaihae A. A.. llrR,
kona 10 A. NJ; Makena 4P.-.: MaaI..s r,-
p. H.; Lahalua P. NJ. the FOLLOWING nv
arriving at Honolulu Al. Wedass54Vs nj.
Saturdays.
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FOgEIGS MAIL SERyiCT.
III
SscS

Steamships vii leave Tor auG a-I-ye truln
SSr Francisco, On the following dates, III
the close Of 1884,
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:ss No Freight will be receive after ID
noon Of day of sailing.
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NOTICE.
TO WHOM YCoNCEp%

Il have this day appointed JAMES AMBER.
sON, Win power of attorney % transact ali
business Ter the, Ina my absence from The Tsispis.
j. %. ANDERSON, ia.
hakawao, Maui, II. l.. April 81. 1901
1865
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No soldier will be allowed to 20
TO the polls in uniform.