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Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-14
Goodby Adams |!

The Z. S. S. Adsms leaves the
port of Honolulu tomorrow. I'm
like some of the predecessors in
these waters of an American
man-of-war, the Adams carries
with her the goodwill of all the
different classes of Honolulu.
Her officers have had the won
derful gift of abstaining from po-
litics and keeping aloof from the
bitter feeling created by the un-
usual, uneducated, and promi-
nently vulgar set of officers
who commanded the Bos-
ton, and from vilifying the
Hawaiian girls of Hawaii
basked in the favors of the select
crowd of ,cahine haole who have
left their original occupation of
cooking and sweeping, by joining
themselves into marriage with
the imported "clerking' coolies
who generally skipped their own
country to avoid military service
or the psalm-singing spectators
who make their money through
the unparalleled influence of the
". C. I. Z. 1t is to be hoped
that the men Of the ADAMS
VIII visit these shores again.
They have been gentlemanly,
considerate and we Hope, appre
ciated. Without mentioning any
names especially we believe that
we express the sentiments of the
best society in Honolulu by say
ing that Mr.. Elliot, Chief Mckee,
the genial Paymaster Mcdonald i,
Felicia" Carter. yogelgesang
and many others will be sorely
missed. If stern duties call them
to Behring Sea they can have one
consolation-and that is there
is a warm spot in Hawaii
If not forgotten. The
popular omman d er who
only has had few weeks here
will always know that there is a
gun, a chowder, a good company,
a cup, for him whenever his ves-
sci anchors In Hawaii.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-14

HosoLULU. April II, 1894
Alabama pays its legislators 81
per day.
The 'Pansy" is best and cheap
est,
Maine pays its legislators $50
per annum.
Try the Jones Locked Fence for
economy
Wyoming is the Baby State in
the Union.
The Jones Locked Fence for
strength.
New York City is built on Al
square miles.
Enclosed with the Jones wire
Fence, Tammanyism would
stay there
Chicago has an area of 80 square
miles.
The Aermotor will supply waite
to the world
Petersburg, Va, covers 3 square
miles.
Haviland China leads all others
for beauty!
The South contains Is $40 ,35S
white persons and 6,S90. .o06
colored.
Our Oil Stoves for baking save
time and money
The voting population in the
Unitad Statas- 1890. 13 230.-
16S.
The Clauss bread knife does not
make crumbs
Estimated population OF the Unit
ed States, 1864, Sc, $50, ,740.
The Little Giant Rat Traps are
wonders!
Maine was a part of Massachus-
setts until 1920.
The Fischer Steel Range burns
less fuel than any others!
Nevada has the fewest inhabi-
tants; New York the great
est number.
London has 1921 ,431 inhabit-
ants,
Hendry's Ready Mixed paints are
great spreadersl
The G. A. r. has 403 ,024 mem
bers in the United States.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co.,
leads in everything
New York States sent AS $50
men in the Union Army.
Bird cages either brass OF paint
ed wire at Hawaiian Hard
ware Co.
Mississippi had 545 men in the
Union Army.
Table cutlery and scissors at the
Hawaiian Hardware Co,
Theosoptv was founded in New
York in 1875.
Bradley & Hubbard Lamps riv-
al the sunlight.
The typewriter was first thought
of by Henry Mill 200 years
ago.
Poi Bowls at the Hawaiian Hard
ware Co!
Ohio is the greatest sheep raising
State in the Union
The Hawaiian Hardware Co..
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-14
The President vindicated.

Tammany and its gifted news
paper backing have not had very
distinguished luck OF late. In
fact. with the exception OF the
defeat OF Mr.. Hornblower's con-
frmation and the election of Mr..
Quigg, q Republican, to Con-
gress, they have not won an
important victory since that
dreadful and portentous day when
the incorruptible Maynard and
the gallant McKane went down
in the storm. q presage OF a hard
and cold winter. 1t was reason
able to suppose when Mr.. Croker
went over to Washington that the
potentiality ofhis presence and the
magic of his voice would effect
marvellous change; but Congress
went ahead calmly and passed the
tariff bill, income tax and all,
just as If Mir. Croker. were an
effete Briton in the visitors gal
lery or a modest swain in his
honeymoon. Furthermore, Con-
gress had the shocking taste to
pass the McGreary resolution,
indorsing Mr.. CIeveland's Ha-
waiian policy, although it is gem
erallv known that Mr.. Croker
and Tammany and the Tammany
organs are sensibly grieyed by
any demonstration in behalf Of
right and justice.
There was one little silver lin
ing in the Tammany cloud. The
Hon. Amos Cummings of the
Eleventh New York district stood
up and shouted No" tits true
the walls did not fall in and the
floor did not sink, and it is also
true that while Mr.. Cummings
was expanding his chest and pro-
claiming No" ia Democrats
were saying Yes. " These were
mere side issues. Mr.. Cummings
had not been recreant to his
trust. He had stepped up to the
Speakers desk and elliptically
advanced a negative proposition,
thereby demonstrating that Tam
MANY still lived and would be
heard from in all matters of vital
public interest. 1t was thrill
ing moment that never viii be
forgotten by General Sickles,
who did not vote, and Mr.. Cock
lell of Texas, who had recanted
and whispered Yes" And it is
not unlikely that Mr.. Cummings
had the modest pleasure OF see
ing his picture in one or more
New York papers this morning
and of knowing that his praise
was sung and his virtue extolled
at the wigwam on East Four
teenth street.
The Hawaiian incident so far
as it relates to this country, is
practically closed. The House of
Representatives. by an ovorwhet-
ming majority, has condemned
Mr.. Stevens, has declared against
annexation and has decreed
that the people of Hawaii shall
have absolute freedom and indie.
pendence in pursuing their own
line of policy. All this indicates
the action of the President, who
has rested calm and content with
the assurance that sober reflection
of the people and their Represen-
tatives would justify his policy.
OF course Mr.. Cleveland will be
still assailed by a rabid partisan
press. and by the Hoars, Fryes
and Boutelles, who will reiterate
the exploded fiction about excess
of constitutional authority, but
wilful partisan preyersion of facts
will not detract from the dignity
and Justice of his position, which
the House resolution has recog-
nized, and which the clearer
after-lightof unpreiudiced history
will accord To him.-Eraminer.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-14
Postpone 1t.

The loyal citizens have decided
to leave the Constitutional Con-
vention servely alone. We have
written, spoken, and argued
against a government, being for
ward in the manner proposed by
the p. G.. Circumstances, may
rise though which would make
it advisable for the whole people
to join in the information of a
government, if it in its principle
would be truly popular govern
ment continued on the most
modern and best ideas Of the
leading statesmen of this
century. The supporters of
the P. G.. Administrations
do not all approve of the present
proportion to call a convention.
There are many and heavy OBJ
jections. The convention will
not represent the people, be-
cause a majority is already secur-
ed. The planters missionaries
and their tools will dominate the
convention. The paramount prin-
ciple of cheap labor will be
the prime mover. The i'll famed
oath enforced on the voters will
deter a large number of people
from joining the move. The con-
stitution is already framed, and
will go through the convention
like a sixty-mile locomotive. The
result will be another revolution,
organized and instituted by the
liberal-minded democratic men
now supporting the P. G.. and
backed by the great majority of
the Hawaiian people, To avoid
these evil results we believe that
more time should be given,
fuller consideration should be
granted and prospects ofpolitical
harmony secured before the
country again is rushed into the
abyss of revolutions and political
and social discomfort. The Ha-
waiians will join in any move that
can secure the true welfare Of
their country and not infringe
on their civil rights, but it would
be both improper as we'll as
dangerous for them to shake
hands NTH the small minority
that like themselves know no
more about the intentions of
America in regard to Hawaii's
future. BY postponing the con-
vention for, say. two months, the
Government who calls it will |
stand both externally and inter
nally in q far better position in
which to frame stable. and yet
a popular and satisfactory gov
srnment for Hawaii nei.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-14
DANCING CLASSES.

nan LYONS DANCING CLASS viii be
" changed from the DRILL SHED ~ ARIoS
HALL which be has rented for TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY Of each
week.
The Saturday organized class for Children
viii meet at the AEi0n HAl at 2 O'Clock
Saturday aftsrnoon. April 9Th.
On Tuesday evening, April i0tn. at 7
O'Clock, class viii Be formed for Men and
Boys.
On Thursday afternoon, at 3o'clock April
18th, special class viii Be formed for
Hawaiians.
The charges for al day Pupils win be p
cents lesson.
On the above days Mr.. Lyon can be seen
At the Hall from 0 ~ l2 moons
S65+ 81
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-14

Senior Falcao of Perambuco
has declined the appointment as
special diplomatic and financial
agent of the Provision Govern
ment. Ruy Barrosa. who is an
involuntary exile in Bueno Ayres
and has represented Admiral
Mello during the revolution, has
been selected for the mission and
has accepted. He win sail as
soon as arrangements can be COM
pleted.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-14
That Oath

BY request Of number Of for
eigners We reprint the text OF the
electoral oath of 1887 and Of
1894. Any sane man can see the
difference, and can Judge CT the
results as far as citizenship is
concerned.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-14
C.sJ. SHERWOOD
Proprietor.
NOTICE

The partnership heretofore
existing between Frederick Har-
rison and Arthur Harrison, under
the firm name of Harrison Bros.
as Contractors and Builders, has
been. by mutual consent dissolved.
and all parties owing said srm
are hereby notified that payment
of the same must be made to
Frederick Harrison, who is
authorized to settle said business
within thirty days from date.
FREDERICK HARRISON,
ARTHUR HARRISON.
honolulu, II. T., March 27th. 1894
mar 2S-1w.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-14
OATH OF 1857.

I-aged-a native
of-residing Oh
street in Ward No.
in the city and
district, do solemnly
swear in the pres
en- ce Of Almighty
God, that I viii sup
port the Constitution
Of the II a waiian
Kingdom promulga-
ted and proclaimed
on the 9Th day of
July. 1857, and the
laws OF said King
dom not hereby re
HoHHciHg, bat er-
pressly reserting all
allegiance nor ole.Hg
or he'd By me.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-14
OATH OF 1894.

I-aged-years, a
native OF - residing
at-in said District,
do solemnly swear in
the presence OF Al
mighty God, that l
will support and
bear true allegiance
to the Provisional
Government Of the
Hawaiian / siand ds.
and viii oppose any
attempt 10 re-estab-
hsh monsrchial gov
ernment in anv form
in the Hawaiian Isl
snds.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-14
THE POINTER
Honolulu Duke

80, ,S53l bred at the
Shabbona Keunels, Ottawa. LII.
BY Deyonshire Son, f7.S4ci; from Shurbs,
g5.2s5i. The Dsm Of Honolulu Dgke IS
Belle, By Jack; from Belle D. by Trinkeit's
Bang, q, ll7l.
Honolulu Duke is thoroughly
broke on pheasants, with staunch
points-an all-day dog.
For further particulars. apply
to or address
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-14
LABOR BUREAU.

THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Begs leave to announce that 1t
has established an Employment
Bureau in connection with the
American League. We viii be
pleased to furnish you with skill
led or unskllled labor without
any fee for the engaging such
labor.
The labor enrolled with us Is
of the following natIonalities;
American,
Portuguese,
Hawaiian.
German,
And other European Nationalities
Begging leave to open cor
respondence with you on this
subject,
We remain,
Your obedient servants,
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE EMPLOY
NENT BUREAU.
~ Address all communications
to THEO. p. SEVERN,
Secretary.
mar 2S-tf. z. o. Box 49S.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-14

The HOLOMUA IsA "PEO-
PILES PAPER AND IT REMAINS AT
A PEOPLES" PRICE. DELlvEP.
I'D DAILY AT RESIDENCES FOR 90
CENTS PER MONTH.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The terrible San Jose scale Of California
has appeared on fruit trees in Maryland
and Florida. causing great alarm.
Gen. Schofeid. Robert T. Lincoln and
George NJ. Pullman passed through Den
yer Sunday en- route to San Francisco.
T. r. L. Gaus, one of the best-known
Germans Of Chicago. disappeared from his
home week ago and friends can find no
trace OF him.
President Cleveland has. it is reported.
refused to have anything to do with the
dispute between brazil and Portugal AZ to
the surrender of CANA
1t is said in San Francisco that feet OF
steamships is TO be operated between Niad-
livestock, Siberia, and San Diego, CAL, con-
Meeting with the Atchison.
The first regular sermon ever given In
Harvard by a Catholic priest was deiiy-
cred in Appleton chapel Sunday night by
Father Peter J. 0'Callahan.
James Gordon Bennett has offered three
prizes worth 81, 900 each and Baron Roths-
child three prizes worth $500 each for
yacht races next year at Nice.
Eleven new cases of smallpox were re-
ported Sunday at Brooklyn, and row of
tenemenss where most of them are located
has been placed under quarantine.
DIR. Alexander Won Gunthsr and his di-
NoitSh Va bOuSta5 ieidbts
Alaska were publicly married in the Firth
wheel at the San Francisco fair Sunday.
Sir Edwin Thomas. son of Earl Grayson.
the Scotch nobleman. has been released
from the New Albany. Ind. jail. He had
been locked up on account OF drunken
ness.
Catholic Bish op Bonacum. Of Nebraska,
has been cited to appear a. Omaha. April
3, tor trial before Archbishop Hennessy
on charges pr eferrcd by nine priests OF his
diocese.
The children OF Oakland, Alameda and
San Francisco were admitted free to the
san Francisco fair Saturday. as guests OF
the Chronicle. Total admissions during
the day Mere ao.097.
The Rad;ord, Va, bridge disaster Fri
day was worse than AT first reported. O!
eight men who fell eighty feet with The
structnre Charles Thomas. Edward Mabes
and c. Andrews were killed. L. McCol-
Tough, the contractor, has since died.
Thomas Price. contractor: William
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wAsaINGrox rEssaoxs-

Nov Onss 0raassd anA Asspeaasd
Names Replaced - TIE Kalis-
WAsarssroS CIrY, April Especial r.
Despite the openly avosed opposition Of
this administration to pension claimants
the commissioner OF pensions cannot
under existing laws refuse 70 do justice
where the proof Is clear and beyond con-
trcversY. Representative Doolittis has
probably done more 70 advance the inter-
ssts Of pensioners in his state because OF
his personal feeling In the matter. but he
has also had the active support of both
Representative Wilson and Senator Squire.
The result ID large number OF pension
decisions for the state o. Washingson dur
ing the past two months, which follow.
An increase Of pension has besn granted
TO James n. Hodgdon and John s. Nc
Minemes, Seattle; Edward ]. Wheeler.
Tacoma: Frank n. Barney. New What
com: Robert Ray. Port Townsend: Edwin
r Cunning. Quilcene. Jenerso. county
Nathan b. Curtis, Marysvilie, Snohomish
county, George w. Lorenzy, Mt Vernon.
skagit county: William ]. Bronte. Pa
louise. Whitman county. An increase has
also been given to William Toland, OF
Colby. Kitsap county, and Joseph r.
Lowry. Of Ciequato. Lewis county. who
are survivors Of me Mexican war.
Pensions which had been suspended,
and upon investigation found to be correcs
have been re-ssued tn James r. Crawford.
seattle: William w. Brown, Buckley.
Pierce county: William J. B. McCulioch.
sumner. Pierce county: George I. ireland.
Vancouver; Alfred Fairchild. Amboy,
Clarke county; Jacob L. Kline. Medical
Lake. Spokane county: Samuel g. Sim
mons. Montesano: Benson, s. PhiibrieK.
Hoquiam.
Original pensions have been granted to
the following persons: William s. Wead
Seattle: Aaron Turner and Andrew j.
Pound. Ballard; Oliver p. West, Roy,
Pierce county: David s. Hin. s.dney, Kit
sap county; Edward George. Fairhavsn
John K. Rankin, North Yakima; Edward
Cook. Fldaigo City: John NJ Edwards,
Brookfieid. Wahfiakum county: Elisha
lawson. Daisy, Stevens county; Hiram
7. Sweet, Blaine: John O Brien. Utsa ads
Charles +. Siearns, Excelsior. Pierce
county: Frederick Schultz, Walia Walls
couver; George A. Landgraf, Washougal /;
James X. Warner. White Salmon, kiicki-
tat county.
Original pensions have been gran ted to
widows in Washington IS follows:
Louisa R. Ph:nney. Kent. King county
Ellen NJ. Briggs. New Whatcom Nellie
Harris, Ellen Shaw and Helen ID. Rogers,
Tacoma; Mary 4. Kaliock. Prairie. Skagis
county; Catherine Snyder, Toledo. Lewis
county; Margaret Tiedman, Lake Bay,
Pierce county; Anna Rebecca Campbell.
Mount Vernon. Skagit county: Catherine
Lux, Peone Prairie. Spokane county
Elizabeth Arlington. Cheney; Kathryn
Ewing Brown, Spokane; Nancy p. Rey.
noids, Reardou, Lincoln county. A sus-
pended pension Eas been reissued TO
Nancy J. Endicott, Tumwater, Thur<ton
county.
To mothers Of dead soldiers Eliza
Hoskinson, Sedro, Skagit county; EIiz
A. Mayo.sfacoma.
Mexlcan& war widow: Elizabeth Stod-
dArd. Hockinson Clarke county.
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Johnson and James Gamers. the latter
eoiored, can not recover.
A sham battle ON the plain Of San
Lsx.To il being prepared by the garrison OF
Mexico City in eommsnoFasion OF the
sxenty-sevenfh anniversary OF the defeat
of the imperial forces in Puehia by the
army of she East under command of Gen.
PorfIrio DiAx-
A I4s-hou. walking match was begun ~
Detroit early this morning The starters
were Daniel o'Leary, W. A Hoagtand. @.
w. A. smith, Asa Ellsworth, Marion y.
Grim. HcaEland led from the start All
o'csock he and Click had covered eve miles
each.
The Missouri. Kansas & Texas road has
begun q passenger service over sts own ST.
LOUIS Inlet over the Missouri, Kansas &
Eastern. II will soon begin . 81. Louis
Kansas Cry service over the Missouri.
Kansas & Eastern and the Fort Scott &
calf. With which system is has made .
traffic contract
Alfred Bannister. formerly . member o.
the big dour milling drm of Starr d Co..
San Francisco. has brought suit against
The company Tor $4,000 and such other
damages as the court may see At 10 az ard.
Tie alleges that he was induced TO enter
the frna by false pretenses - TO the condi-
ton of the business.
Warehouses for supplies for the Indian
service will hereafter DO located At both
New York and Chicago. This Is in ac-
cordance with the action taken by Secre-
iary Hoke Smith. who decided not TO
abolish the New York warehouse, bat
maintain two. with locations convenient
10 both Western and Eastern bidders
A natural gas explosion at Alexandria.
Ind, Saturday night wrecked and set ire
To building occupied b. barber shop
and the American Express Company's
Office. The rear of the Whitessdes block
was badly damrged. The financial loss
was 5000 Henry Bouryear, Jesse Far
rei, Ora Bell and Charles Hoover were
. killed ana James Scott, William Pyle and
Henry Heard injured.
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\ SKATING BICYCLE.


Gaidss Over lee and snow In the Fast
est Time On Record.
ASHLAND, Wis.,. March IA remarka-
bic trial OF speed on the winter cycle in-
vsntion of c. T. Firth. Of Chicago. took
place on Chequamegon bay this evening.
The machine il Of great .ightness and
high gear. II was ridden mile in ~ 3-5,
and three miles In 3:42i-5. The rider
went five miles over . partially crusted
surface in very quick time. 1t is the fast.
est time ever ridden on . machine pro-
PEELED BY human force. The fastest mile
was made by George w. Clifford. The ma
chine consists Of driving wheel and two
runners attached to an ordinary bicycle
frame. and IL is 80 contrived that IL can be
attached to any machine in . few minutes.
A fork 10 run from the front fork Of the
bicycle frame to the forward runner,
thence to the rear runner and up
to tne bicycle frame again. The
weight Of the rider Is thus upon the
lightest material possible. The power OF
propulsion is furnished BY the driving
gear of the machine. . chain gearing At
tached to propelled drive wheel set in .
movable frame. pivoted at the back OF the
machine. allowing this drive wheel to be
constantly upon the surface Of the ice or
snow, aud thus overcoming all irrsgulari-
ties met. The only pressure upon this
drive wheel is its own weight. and that
distributed to IL through the action from
the rider upon the pedals. The angle Of
strain from the chain may b % adjusted
and changed BY raising Or lowering the
pivot on the drive wheel frame that the
reaction upon the driving mech anism Is
brought to the lowest possible point
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Assssss - Rspslsss CAsaruss rasAe-
ssek - sAs People
WAsnrssros CrrY. April I-H. Z.
Asnoensck, chairman OF the national
sommissss Of TBS Peoples party. has
Issued this statement:
me president, IN setoing the seisnior-
DILL has brushed every pres<nss II the
OLD parties aside. The Apache warfare az
cunning and bush u no longer neces-
sary: The agent Of the gold com bin atom
pFocaaims that the soldiers Who serve nm
oef MIN. whether Republicans or Dsmo-
crafs. must assert their Loyalty TO the
money kings In the future the people
can take their choics. either aid in
sssengthsning the chaias Of money con-
.Iacsson ~ voting for candidates
hspublican and Democratic parties. or
unite, before u - too late, with the Popu-
iisss Tor liberty, equal RIGHTS and an Amer
lean nnanciai system. The policy OF tbs
vess message means the destruction OF all
enterprises. the issue OF bonds TO pay the
current expenses OF the government, and
Thai nationsa banks are TO obtain money
from the government as 1 per cent. The
only compromiss offered In the veto meas
IRE 10 the suggsstion that the United
ctAtes might be allowed 10 COIN
and uss the s55.00. 900 of seign-
forage IN the treasury il unlimited
authority b granted by congress 20
issus bonds and psrpesuaIly mortgage the
resources Of the United States TO the
money power. such terms to . fallen Zoe
In open war would shock every pYineipie
OF humanity. but when the money power,
through their agsnts, tells the people they
must not coin and use their own money
without snbjugating themselves and DOS.
tsrity to . BODYBUILDING oiigarchy, il il evil
dsnce sufficient TO show the feeling con-
censrsted wealth has for the rights of man.
In coming campaigns the word PopuI.s,
will Be the rallying cry Of the masses
against the classes. The sneers of the
liveried soldiers and coliared subjects OF
the money power. who have brought dsso.
iation, hunger and want into their homes,
viii encourage and inspire every loyal Cit.
lxen TO sspouse the cause of liberty and
human rights and an American financial