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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

Thirty-one Storage passengers
arrived on the Mariposa- Ten Of
them were Portuguese who return
ed 10 work on plantations.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

The Cartwright; Brothers have
dissolved partnership. Bruce Cart
wright assumes the liabilities Of the
-irm.
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Colonel G. ". Macfarlane was
one OF the bidders on the lease OF
the California Hotel in San Fran
cisco. It was not secured by him,
however.
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The Daley Theatrical Company
= CHARTERED at the Hawaiian Hotel.
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Louis Morrison was given two
months in jail in the District
Court yesterday. He was charged
with stealing 50 80 from an en-
ployee at the hotel.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Hugh Gum is in town again.
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American News.

Municipal elections were held in
many OF the Eastern States on the Sd
inst. The elections were generally
favorable 10 the Republicans, and in
Ohio gains were made over the Nc
Kinley sweep Of last November.
The presidential boom of Senator
Hill will be launched in Chicago,
shortly, by the Washington Club.
Twelve thousand coke makers are
on strike ST CniontoEn and other
places in Pennsylvania. Over dozen
people have thus far lost their lives
in Tiotings- II is thought that the
State militia will be called ont.
a fatal shooting sffrsy over cleo
tious between the Catholics and the
members OF the Am zrican Protection
Association occurred 81 Kansas City
on the 80. About two hundred shots
were exchanged before the riot was
stopped. -Four people ware killed and
many were injured.
The Union Mill ST Stockton, Cal,
has been sold TO The Sperry Flour
Company Ethe -four combine) for
$4,000.
There has been rioting at Darling
ton and Florence, :. G., over the
efforts Of Governor TiIlmsn 10 enforce
the state liquor law. His spies were
hunted over the country and several
were killed. Part Of the State mill
tis refused TO respond 10 his call, but
81 latest accounts quiet hzd been re-
stored.
Governor Mckinley OF Ohio reeeiy-
81 3 fsttering reception 81 S. Paul,
MINI, on the 18th The Mckinley
presidential boom Is well under way.
The trisI OF Congressman Brecken-
ridge in Washington for leading Ma
define Pollard sstrsy Is furnishing
column after column, Of sslseious ma
terial for the newspapers Pressure is
being brought % eject Breckenridge
from bis seat
Eighteen people were lost in SLOW
slide on Canyon Greek, Idaho, on the
18th nit.
Governor Nsrthen Of Georgia has
appointed Patrick Walsh. editor Of
tie Augusta C0nstItutio1alist as Uni
ted States Senator, vice A. II Gala
met. deceased. Mr.. Walsh i E na-
tive Of ireland and hss been 8 news
usp-r publisher foE many years.
AO1EE lAID>Ll-eL army LIZ -c1G4-
81 PiIt>bCrg z5O1t 800 strong. The
CalifOrBiz contingent has reached
81. Louis The Pittsburg author
ties sre trying 10 break up the army"
By prosecutions under the ysgrzDcy
laws.
The C0lO-a . Ezs between Governor
Waite and The Denver authorities will
be settled by the courts
Secretary ii the Navy Herbert has
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Row in tie Hawaiian Village.

Once more Mr.. Opu, champion ehump
snd Geep-ses diver OF the Hawaiian
village, ST the Midwinter Fair, plseed
himself prominently before the public.
His latest exploit was 10 cares Mrs.
Mary Ann PaSu on the side Of the
head with 81 SIX, placing the good lady
hors du combat in ) very brief spzce
OF time
The fight, which took place in the
village ST San Francisco, on the 4th,
was the outcome Of s praying tourua-
ment inaUgurzted about two weeks
ago. So fsr Opu has scored the most
points in the loDg-wlEcea sUpplicstiOn
class, but the woman ssys Ihst when
she is able to get around she will
make the diver see more stars than
are contained in the blue vsul: o
heaven
Asout two weeks ago Opu broke
calabssh belonging to Mrs pssu and
alleged 10 be royal heirloom worth
SIS in the coin o. the eI-kingdom- The
destroyer Of the priceless gourd re-
fused 10 psy that sum 20 the owner,
whereupon she lifted Up her voice for
the sole purpose Of praying Opu 70
death in one hundred short and feet
ing days When the mansgers dis
covered the plot the superstitious saw
age was half dead. They saved his
life by compromising with Mrs. Psau,
but Opu yearned for revenge. go be
addressed s moving appeal 70 the
shark god Of his fOrefatbers asking for
the immediate removal Of Mrs. Pasu
from the universe. For several nights
he prayed like S meeting eI-
borter. Night after night his tones
grew louder, until the prayer disturbed
the slumbers Of the dCsky villagers
On several occasions the watchmen
had 70 be called in 10 suppress Nh.
Opu and chase him into his bed His
solitaire prayer meeting got 10 be
nuisance.
Then Ms Pzau. who i vel edu-
Gated and knows better, took up the
gauntlet in selt-detelse aud started an
opposition prayer to the frenZied ap-
pe4Is ot ignorant savage. The battle
rsged several nights, and then the
climax came early yesterday morning
After night Ct frUitless suppicztiOn
Opu srriYei s. the wise conclusion
that his shark god Ess no good An
az. be thought would prove more
eIhcSclOuS thSn u1c62slng prayer, 50
he gathered up ele2yer and went for
the sudzcio0s Mrs- Pszu. II the fight
that followed the village took sides
and Joined in, the enlightened against
the gropSrs in darkness The Ak, how
ever, carried more weigh. than the
prayers OF the agile Op1, and IN one
round he laid the sorczress low and
clipped large piece out Of her head.
Although the s1 made frIghtful
cash. Mrs Pau Is alive aud well
enough 10 start for Honolulu to-day
on the steamer Alameda Owing 10
her crafty BstUre and the spell Of
Eirehery she exercises over the super
stitiOus natives, the woman hiss hept
the village in $ constant state Of tUr-
mol. The management concluded 70
send her homr.-S- T. Chronicle.
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Mrs. David 4. Mckinley recently
died az San Francisco. She was
the widow Of David i. Mckinley,
who was Hawaiian Consul at San
Francisco for 4 number OF years.
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4 supplement TO tke HAWAIIAN
GAZETTE wss issued yesterday for
the benefit Of island subscribers.
Those on Hawaii and Maui will
receive the latest foreign news on
the arrival OF the Likelike.
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FOREIGN News.

Costa Rica is in the throes of inter-
nal strife and the army, under the
leadership of General Iglegais, has
overthrown the Government and is
running things in reckless and
bloody way. Latest reports show that
eleven prisoners, among them two
priests, have been shot within the
barracks without being given trial.
\ telegram of 1854 says: 4 general
revolution in all Central American
countries is believed TO be imminent.
Since the defeat OF the rebel fleet in
Rio harbor, general business is rapid
~ reviving and il is evident that the
attitude of the United States during
the trouble there will result in ma
terial increase of the trade with this
country.
The funeral of the Hungarian pa
triot, Louis kossuth, was held in
Buda-Pesth on April lst. The process
sion of his townsmen numbered 5000,
and the remains were viewed by 49,
90 people.
De Cana is suffering from wounds
received in the last attack upon Mic
theroy, during which he had his left
arm broken and was shot through the
neck. He is confined TO the Captains
berth, unable TO speak, and is anxious
TO proceed TO Europe for medical treat
ment.
Prof Edward BrOwn-Seguard, the
inventor OF the supposed elixir of life,
died in Paris on April I'd.
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You can register every day be-
tween 10 a. m. and y. IN.
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Captain Kidwen has returned
from his TIP 10 the Coast, looking
the picture Of health. He travelled
through California, Oregon and
Washington, and claims that he
only saw two men who were not
znnexstionists
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Ills no trouble TO register, and
tits every mans dnty TO do il.
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4. J. Campbell, formerly Of this
city. Is about TO establish 8 new
telephone company in San Fran
cisco. He proposes TO cut on the
rates OF the present company about
50 per cent, and It Is said he Is
securing 2 large number Of sub
scriberS.
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The Likelike took the Msriposa's
mail for Maui and Hawaii ports
yesterday. snd the mail for Kauai
was sent on the Iwalani. The peo-
pie on the other islands will be
more than pleased 10 receive their
mail 80 promptly.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

A. s. MAHAULU has this day been ap-
pointed Deputy Assessor and Collector for
the District of Waialua, Island Of Oahu.
wire Isaac d. Isea resigned.
JONATHAN SHAW,
Assessor Let Division.
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Approved:

s. ". DAMON,
Minister Of Finance.
Honolulu, April 9th. 1894. 15l01
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returned yesterday from tour
around The island.
The bark John D. Brewer viii
probably leave New York on or
about July 18th next.
4 native named Kaluakini was
fined 500 yesterday for selling
liquor without s license.
The [. s. ;. Adams will leave
on Saturday for Port Townsend en-
route TO the Behring Sea.
The different district clubs will
meet tonight TO nominate delegates
20 stand at the coming election.
Mrs. T. ". Ames, wife of Pay
master Ames, L. 5. n, was pas
sengers on the Mariposs yesterday.
The Board OF Health, accom-
panied by several physicians, will
go TO the leper settlement on Mon
day.
The Cartwright Brothers have
dissolved partnership. Bruce Cart
wright assumes the liabilities Of the
tiTm.
Admiral Walker arrived yester-
day morning. accompanied bv
Lieut.. :. !. Staunton. [. :. y. and
Ensign :. :. Wood.
Mrs. Bsna Good. the well-known
milliner Of this city. was married
70 Mr.. Keilburg on Sunday last by
The Rev. Il. H. Parker.
Thirty-one steerage passengers
arrived on the Mariposa- Ten Of
them were Portuguese who return
ed TO work on plantations.
About $500 voters went TO the
polls at the last general election.
Half Of that number sre now dis
qualified from voting by arrears Of
taxes.
Colonel G. W. Macfarlane was
one Of the bidders on the lease Of
the California Hotel in San Fran
cisco. Il was not secured by him,
however.
Louis Morrison was given two
months in Jail in the District
Court yesterday. He was charged
with stealing 50 80 from an en-
ployee at the hotel.
Mrs. David a. Mckinley recently
died az San Francisco. She was
the widow Of David 4. Mckinley,
who wss Hawaiian Consul at San
Francisco for 8 number Of years.
4 supplement TO tke HAWAIIAN
GAZETTE wss issued yesterday for
the benefit OF island subscribers
Those on Hawaii and Maui will
receive the latest foreign news on
the arrival OF the Likelike.
Captain Kidwen has returned
from his TIP TO the Coast, looking
the picture Of health. He travelled
through California, Oregon and
Washington, and claims that he
only saw two men who were not
znnexstionists.
The Likelike took the Mariposa's
mail for Maui and Hawaii ports
yesterday. snd the mail for Kauai
was sent on the Iwalani. The peo-
pie on the other islands will be
more than pleased 10 receive their
mail so promptly.
Al. Campbell. formerly Of this
city. Is about to establish 8 new
telephone company in San Fran
cisco. He proposes TO cut on the
rates Of the present company about
50 per cent. and il Is said he Is
securing = lsrgs number Of sub
seribers.
The Government received full
a6yioes from Minister ThurstOn
yesterday. Bananas and pineap-
pies are On the free list. The i'm
preston prevails in Washington
that the Administration viii 80 10
work on Pearl Harbo-- There i
10 indication that Mr.. ThursiOn
will return 70 Honolulu 81 present
THE RESOLUTIONS WILL GO.
But They VIII Be Sent IS 9 Vat
tar Of Political News
Ii was stated Yesterday that Min
-s.- W-rrTf-- bs1 - a-EzS N
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Tired HOUSEKEEPERS.
All RIM Down Weary and Weak,
Morning, Noon and Night.

If one were TO ask all the nervous.
frstted. faded. faggsd-out women who
work day after day, hardly able to keep
on their feet-if a person were 10 ask
them what their trouble was. one would
say dyspepsia. another nervous prostra-
ton, another female weakness, and 50 on.
The fact IS. however. that they nearly all
have the same disease, and that disease is
chronic catarrh. Thousands Of people hive
chronic catarrh and do not know It..
They realize that they are sick, but they
do not suspect that their disease is chron-
DC catarrh. II they have catarrh of the
stomach, they call it dyspepsia; if they
have general catarrhal debility they call
it nervous prostration; if they have ca
tarTh Of the liver or kidneys they say
they are bilious or have kidney disease;
and If they have catarrh OF the pelvic or
gans they name it female weakness. The
truth Is all thsse organs are subject TO
catarrh, and the land is full Of toiling
men and women half invalids, who have
chronic catarrh In some stage or form Of
some Of these organs. It is only when
the catarrh happens to be located in the
head that it is recognized as catarrh, while
catarrh Of the stomach, bowels, kidneys,
liver and pelvic organs Is very likely to
be mistaken for some other disease.
To say that Pe-ru-na cures catarrh, wher-
ever located. is not only TO state a fact
but 1t is the statement Of a very important
fact. There is no doubt whatever that Pc
ru-na would save everyone Of the vast
multltudes Of women and men also. who
have become miserable from chronic ca
tarrh of some internal organ or organs.
Pe-ru-na strikes at the source, removes
the cause, cleanses the fount, rids the
system Of the contaminating influences Of
nent cures.
Every househld should be provided with
a copy Of the Family Physician No. ?.
complete treatise on chronic catarrh and
all diseases of winter. Sent free by The
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company,
Columbus, O.
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SAMPLE REPUBLICANS.

II there are any republicans in Johnson
county who desire a clerkship or any sort
of n position within the gift of Jesse over
street, when he is sworn in as congress
man next March, it will be TO their interest
TO apply early and push their canvass Wig
Orously. r 4. Brown, editor Of the Re
publican, Is a standing candidate for
everything in sight and no doubt, if not
headed off, will be aspiring TO some APP
pointment under the Fifty-fourth congress.
Franklin Democrat.
Alexander Hess. the new clerk of the
supreme court, seems to have notions
about making money out of his office
that are new and peculiar. He proposes
TO charge newspapers 10 cents hundred
words for copying mot his copying but
the papers copying) the decisions Of the
supreme court. He seems to regard these
decisions as being his own personal
property written for the express pur-
pose Of enabling him to make money out
of them.-Terre Haute Gazette
A merry row has already commenced
among the victorious republicans. They
have a chance now to dispense n little
patronage, and as there are not quite
places enough to go around. the play
opens. State GeOlOgist Blatchley is ac-
cused Of peddling the position or state OIL
inspector and of holding the other posi-
tons back for bids" He denies the
charge and defiantly declares that while
he did not sell his subordinate positions
he was offered brides by some of his fell
low-republIcans. Well. it's none Of our
funeral.-Sullivan Times
Supreme Court Clerk Hess, recently
elected by the republicans, is n thrifty
soul. He believes that a public Office is
a family snap, and he doesn't care a rap
who knows it. He proposes u install his
four daughters, who are Of 0ffice-hOlding
age, as his assistants. This will make the
salaries from the clerks Office to the
Hesses as follows: One clerk supreme
court $1,000, with fees OF at least 81, 900;
one deputy clerk, 1900; one clerk $500;
one clerk $500. The total will be Sc 200.
AS the family will be in Office four years.
Hess and his will have received more than
SIS, 900. Hess excuses his conduct on the
ground that he was mulcted $500 by the
republican campaign committee and he
PROPOSES to get all out Of the office that he
can Hess is wise enough TO add that he
doesn't expect to be reelected. Hess has
evidently read somewhere in the scriptures
that the man who prOvideth not for his
own family is worse than an infidel or a
heather, and doesn't propose to be classed
in any such company. But his scandalOus
conduct is raising protest, as II ought
20 do. But Hess doesn't care for pro-
tests. He is looking after the interest of
Hess, and besides, what are those who pro-
test going to do about it2 In the mean
time reform with a big r is stalking about
vainly seeking recognition at the hands
Of the republican patriots who have cap
fured the state house at Indiana polls
LAFAYETTE Journal.
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RRyTALHY m FOOT BAL.

Brutal tactics at Springfield were without
excuse and without reason.-Boston Tran
script.
To countenance an exhibition like that of
Saturday is discreditable to a civilized peo-
p.e.-Philade.phia Bulletin.
The running record of a foot ball game
is about as interesting reading as the re-
cita. of railway rear-end collision.-Phila-
delphia Press.
The Yale-Harvard game was universal
" pronounced the most brutal exhibition
of any sport ever given outside of the most
vicious prize ring" Where is the governor
of Florida Augusta (Ga) Chronicle
1t is a pity that SO many and so good a
game as foot bail should be marred by the
brutalities which make the accounts Of
Saturdays contest between Yale and Har-
ward read like the story of a battle.-Chi-
cago Times.
Saturdays foot ball game between Yale
and Harvard was characterized not simply
by rough and injurious play, but by ma
lcious brutality. This is most unfortunate
for the sport and an inexcusab.e blow to
the popularity of the game in the house Of
its friends.-Chicag Record
1t is time that the attraction which al
lures students to Yale and Harvard should
be their educational advantages and the
opportunities TO fit man for his battle
with life, and not their facilities for the
encouragement of smuggling, beating, bruis-
ing and manning in the battle Of the pig
skin.-Chicago Tribune.
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CLAIRVOYANT.

A TRANCE CLAIRNOYANT'' Send %
cents, with age. sex and stamp, and re-
ceive horoscope Of future life. Madame
Jubber, dead trance medium seventh
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and future. FULL NAME OF WHOM
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position. advice on business, love. mar
rage. speculation, divorce. chances miss
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interest business transactions. love af-
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tism and al long standing and mysterious
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dunn or fortune teller who can excel her
in her wonderful revelations OF the past
lives Al challenges accepted, and IN
return CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
Business strictly private and confidential.
Madame Jubber VIII always stand as
high above the common mediums in this
country as the president above the rag
picker. while her charges for the truth
charge for falsehOOd. Skepucal people
who. on account OF the many misrepre-
sentatlons in the papers have lost faith
in newspaper advertising should write ana
are not frauds 1t is well known
throughout the word that me-
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Their charms cause love speedy mar
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versary Of her marriage day. is, in her
way. one OF the most remarkable personal
tiles of the age. In her published works
is given a complete and fairly consecu-
tive journal of her life. She was born in
Germany fifty-one years ago. In 1859 she
married King Chen Prince Carol of Rou-
mania. Her only child. daughter. died
in infancy. The queen is a queen indeed
in appearance. but she has the artistic
and poetic temperament. which is voucA-
safed 70 so few queens, and it is inn
pressed upon all that she says and does.
The differences which resulted in a separa-
ton from the king, her long absence from
Roumania and her final return are too
well known to need mention.
One Of the most remarkable criminals
in the history of this country is III. II.
Holmes, now under arrest for swindling
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the Fidelity mutual life association of
Philadelphia by insuring the life of his
friend. B. f. Pitezel, for $4,000, and
fraudulently procuring the money. He is
also suspected Of the murder of the man.
Holmes confessed the fraud, but says he
did not murder Pitezel and that the body
found and supposed to have been his was
one procured from a medical college.
Holiness career is one long list of swim
dies, and he is suspected Of the murder
Of six persons. He has made $4,000 or
100000 on a hundred different swindles
without paying a severe penalty for one Of
them.
Albert w. McIntire, republican governor
elect of Colorado was born in Pittsburg
of Scotch and Irish parentage, forty-one
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Nothing to Match.

The elegantly attired lady moved quiet
" I'D to the glove counter, where there
was a new clerk. who was polite and will
ing enough, but he didn't know much
about the business.
II want pair of gloves to match a
gray wool Dress she said.
Certainly, madam he replied, as he
bounced around to the boxes.
He dragged down a lot Of them, and
then turned back TO the lady.
I'm very sorry, madam" he said, but
we haven't got a gray wool glove in the
house. "--Detroit Free Press.
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Fraud in Twcnty-DoIIar Gold Pieces.

A new system of fraud has mace it's ap-
pearance upon the larger denominations of
our gold coins. New and unworn pieces are
selected that they may circulate with less
s;llsp, cion. and the circumference and
weight slightly reduced, to the extent say
of 70 cents to the 81, by turning down the
milling upon the edge Of the piece and re-
milling it, In the absence of scales this
fraud can only be detected by comparison
with a piece that one is sure has not thus
been tempered with. Several of such coins
have been stopped at the Boston SUBJ
treasury. They were chiefly $50 GOLD pieces.
Boston Journal
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Is anxious to make the attempt OF re-
suscitating an electrocuted murderer. He
believes that electricity does not kill, and
with an apparatus he has invented for
inducing artificial respiration has restored
suspended animation to cats. dogs and
sheep. which had been dead to all APP
pearance for several hours. DR.. Gibbons
Is on the sunny side of middle life. is of
stalwart build. standing over six feet, has
"a large head and bold forehead. keen
eyes and a manner which inspires conf
dence in all his statements.