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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-21
''Trade Mark for Peerless Preserving
Paint"
limitations.
Beware OF Fraud.

We hereby warn all persons against being
dcfraudcd into using any but the genuine
Peerless Preserving Paint, which can be oh
tanned only of Abes X Walton.
"warning Against Infringement"
We also hereby warn all persons sssInst
buying, selling or using any article under the
name of Peerless Preserving Paint, except
that sold by us, 40 such buying, selling or
using will be direct infringement of our
Patent and Trademark, and violation of
our rights, subjecting the person buying,
selling or using such paint TO a claim for
damages by us in accordance with the Ila-
waiian Law.
l.. c. ABLES,
II, p. WALTON.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22
InE SAGE.

HERR ScnLossER, the original MImo
In Vagncr's Der Ring des Nibcfun-
gen" died recently at Magdcburg.
OFFENDAcu's La pcricholc" has
been revived with great success In
Paris, with Granier ia the part created
by Schneider.
FIVE actors applied In answer 70 an
advertisement for "a leading man" IN q
travelling company organizing In Chi
caRo. The one who said he could sole
shoes secured The position. disability In
this line. u was thought. might aid the
company Ia weary walk homeward.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22
HAS COME TO STAY.
All Indications Point TO Permanent linz
proyement Ina Trade.

New YORK. June l7.--R G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review OF trade says:
1T Is no longer question whether business
improves. Not for long time have orr reports
from all parts OF the country been
so uniformly favorable. The daily average
OF bank elearings in June is 2as per
cent larger than last year though
ia per cent less than In 1892. The most
potent influence has been the receipt OF
more favorable advices regarding growing
crops. Evcn onlciai statements helped. be-
cause altogether less gloomy than previous ru-
mors. Labor troubles are getting out OF the way,
wages In many establishments are rising, and
with the iron industry Just now leading there
is general Improvement In manufactures
Monetary conditions also neip Tine time
draws near when. with good crops, exports
Will bring gold hither, and though foreign OPP
erntions Ia stocks and bonds have been insight
icant this week. the effect OF previous transact
tlons has not been exhausted Much ditnn-
ished receipts OF money from the interior In
dicato better employment In business es-
pecinlly at tho west and the volume OF COM
mercial loans steadily rises, and Is now fair for
this season even in good year
"The government crop reports were so much
less dismal than was expected that they really
cxtinguishcd for time host OF calamitous
rumors The decidedly cheering outlook for
spring wheat, which our own and other pri-
vnte advlecs confirms goes far 70 balance re-
ports OF loss IN winter wheat regions and even
these In the light OF the demonstrated do
aciency OF oficial returns OF acreage were
found far more encouraging than previous ac-
counts
Failures for the week ending June 0 nro
swelled BY the cordage statement 10 $40. sol iDs.
OF which s0,C22s 6s were OF manufacturing and
si,ie0.0S0 OF trading concerns Exclusive OF
cordage, other failures showed el.0fi, i03 la
biiitles. OF which el62 f03 were OF manufacture
ing concerns, and last year the aggregate for
the week was e. 507, ees. OF which sf7c,54s was
OF manufacturing and Si.s522ei OF trading
concerns The completed statements for May
show an aggregate OF $500. ssl against s0.7S7.-
osi last year. Failures for the past week have
been 2si IN the United States against s33 last
year and "a IN Canada against 40 last year"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22
cLoUDgD TITLES.


DENVER, COL, June l0.--Henry j.
Aldrich has disappeared from Denver
and at the same time ii has been dis
covered that 800 10 400 ranches
have clouded titles and S400, 900
is involved in the affair. Aldrich
was president and general man
ager of the Colorado Securities COM
pany, and as such he diverted money
sent here by eastern investors who de-
sired To protect shortages incurred in
maturing obligations due to the drop
in real estate. Money was sent in by
investors which was never properly
applied, and the result Is that titles to
property involved are under "a cloud.
In cases where money has been re-
mitted by farmers OF the Arkansas
valley and elsewhere. the interest
coupons have not been returned, and in
other eases the rcmittances not cred
tied properly, and in some cases prop
erty was advertised for sale.
The debts of the company will ag-
gregate nearly 100000. Aldrich is
church member. prominent figure
and pillar of ST. Johns cathedral
where his name is always mentioned
as man who is above reproach and a
worthy man. Aldrich went so far "A
few years ago as to swear out warrants
for the arrest of people who attended
concerts AT the Tabor opera house on
Sunday evening.
lie is supposed to be in Australia
now, or Hawaii. lie has been missing
from Denver for tlve weeks. The loss
falls in many cases upon people who
can i'll afford TO lose it, in the east,
who sought the high interest rates
paid In the west, and one case Is men
toned of woman in bloomington.
ILL.,. who trusted all she possessed, or
nearly all, and lost.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

soil
I,oryfuvurr Kv lima ~ ~ Sccyo< -
49, =, (~,.5 1-,, t~~~<-<
"ot' g" n,' 'n''o
sound money speech IN kentucky fri-
day night to an Immense audience In
Music hall this citv Mr. Carlislo WA.
<.,t~.,,,,...1 ~ TO-, fh,-,n. ID r
-. - ~ '"fs
OF the democratic state executive COM
mittoc The Sccrctary'S address was
mostlv n renefition az his sneoches
- c,rin<rt.,, ara po,.l,,,~ 60, -.
- - 80 ' 'Ne" o"'S
that ne uirectco MS cnorts mainly 70
the working classes which composed
the major norton OF his audience lie
$500 - rsn..x,.., - a. .*..,.,.
= - ~, ..l, - 80 -''n' =.
eenator binchpurh anu othcra, ana
some OF his most enthusiastic hearers
were democratic candidates for Office.
Fo,,cu,i,., a. . s,,,,,,,s,s - "a .n,.,..,.s.
~ .r ,, :, 49, e'',s' ~.
s,a,es eo.,s , ~, siora =, 9~ ..s onl.sa
are ana made a most lucid EXPLANATION
OF the evils which he said would follow
tne free ana unlimited coinage OF silver
~, sa r"' veln a, My ,A u nra ,h h
dollar stamp OF the mint and said the standard
dollar OF to-day would so the same way should
q free coinage law be enacted he drew
w0uIu Ia
laboring classes. who furnish the money
20 the banks would be affected. They
now pu. SOUND dollars ,a, ~ Dank and expect TO
aee law thew would have 10 he content viz,
cheaper money and some would not set any Of
that In tho panic that would ensue.
. ns sa'a a1as nhsrS was hos pank IN the
vears .,ava thas ne ,rens,,rv M s.' smo
shro,gb ana ,hat hsn NC h,s $50.
~ sh1s srrir ,1Sn. e. ,rx,,,or ~ a,,asss.
t,o, - pycs,aen, S,,nvo,a,d ,.,,iN ~ ,',a,,.
dIea,ea rhss hrr,'shs 49, .adsaao. - ~ 80,
ard shs s,sa,,.r No. ,,cr,, se~ ,,o.r, 49,
minnfrs M t,arlisie satd thas an en- =,
,rosner,tv was now 81 hand an, n would d.,,s
H., move 1, ne ,,sn,,e so,,d so~.s,, .,,nts 60.
sslvor ,oo,,shnsss . "a ~, do,rr - h,,sI..
S,orssance ~ our ,nons,orv svs,c,' 1890
when means rlent,' ~ ,noncv sor o,r en,As,
nrises wouid NJ, co,re ne snia nn,i 49, ,,res-
a.. st,,.or 49,, ,a,,s, ,>assos -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

LANSING, Mich, June %. The gov
eminent reservation on Maclxinaw
island, which was presented TO the
state by the last congress. has been
formally accepted by the state. and
Gov. Rich appointed the following com
missioncrs TO take charge OF IL; Thomas
W. Ferry, Grand Haven; William Nj.
Clarke, Lan8ing; Peter White, Mar
quette; George L. Arnold. Maclxinaw
island; Albert l., Stephens, Detroit
The commissioners will serve two,
four, six, eight and ten years rcspcct-
.vnlv
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22
AMERICA GETS 1T.
The Universal Postal Union to Meet In
Washington in 1894.

Nhehthkton IN lcbhs
WASHINGTON, June 20. - Edward
Holm, Of Bernie, Switzerland, director
of the Universal Postal union, who has
been In conference with Postmas-
ter General Wilson for several
days, has completed arrangements
for holding the postal congress Ia
Washington beginning the firstWednas-
day of May, 1897. The congress will be
in session for seven weeks and there
will be about 1875 delegates present,
representing every civilized nation
on the globe. The Univcrsalist Postal
union has been in existence about
sixteen years, and this viii be the third
universal congress, the others having
been held In Vienna and Paris. They
are held every six years The delegates
TO this congress wiz have authority
from the nations they represent 10 sign
agreements binding their respective
governments 90 adopt the recon-
mondations of this congress as 10 n
bctterment Of the worlds postal IA
cilities The chief object OF the con-
gress will be TO adjust mail regulations
the world over on q uniform basis 20
increase the rates uniformly on parcel
post and adopt uniform money ex-
change and registry regulations
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22
THE CUBAN REeELLIoN.
More Troops from spain--sympathiser
Help fnsurrectionists.


MADRID, June le. The cabinet coun-
eli has decided TO act with tine greatest
vigor in Cuba and 10 dispatch $4,000
troops there In addition TO the 10000
already under orders. and to purchase
within two months twenty gunboats.
A telegram received from Cuba says
that the Spanish troops have repulsed
n rebel attack upon the village of
Paredes Spiritus.
JAcKsoSvIILE, Fla, June ls.--A
special TO the Times Union from
Tampa says: Passengers by the steam
ship Mnscottc Sunday afternoon say
that Gen. Maceo on Wednesday
charged government train between
Holquin and Givain and secured a large
booty He got $4,000 of Spanish
money, 1000 mausers and large guam
tity OF ammunition. Besides this. he
captured a large quantity OF govern
mcnt supplies.
GAINESVILLE, Fla, June ls.-The fol-
lowing letter, written by Mai. +. p.
Ham, OF the Cuban army. has been re-
ceived by friend In this city. Mai.
Ham Is from Pennsylvania and has
been in the Cuban service three months.
The letter says:
"ARKNsAs RIVER. Cuba, juno 10 Tho most
important expedition that has reached Cuba
from the United states was landed to-day
~ tais point ~ consists OF 100 men,
1000 repeating rlnos. 100000 rounds Of
ammunition and s25o000 In gold, under
command OF Col Hernandez. The ves-
sci which conveyed them left Key West
June and sailed for Bnhia island. whore IL
took or the men and cargo. She was chased
twice ~ spanish cr;Vycrs but managed TO
oetstenm them. and arrived here before dny-
liant TINS morning We are now making ar
rangemnnts 20 Join Gomez az Tunas. province
81 tamaEuny, whore he has his head
quarters Tor the present. We have a
march of about 40 miles before us. but hope 20
Join him June y We have positive news that
NATL y dead He wac betrayed into spanish
hands ~ trusted Cuban guide. and shot down
In cold blood before no could escape
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

WASHINGTON, June 20. Secretary OF
state oluey, replying to an inquiry
from Waco TEX. national bank as 10
It's right 70 act as = depository for Cuban
sympathizers, has addressed strong
letter in reply, stating that while the
legal questions whether the bank and
its officers might be criminally prose-
cuted could be settled only by the
adjudication of court. the moral duty
Of the bank officers 70 refuse to act la
such q capacity did not admit OF the
least question.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22
FouR ARe pEAp.


Awfuf Results.
FALL RIvEn, Mass. June ia
catastrophe which created the greatest
excitement In the city since the granite
mill fire, occurred Friday morning
at the Langley loom harness shop
on County street, threc-story wooden
building, owned by Henry I. Langley. A
hfty-horse- power boiler of the Gun
ming ham make exploded In the rear
part Of the basement. blowing out the
sides Of the building, knocking away
the supports and allowing the upper
floors to settle into mass Of ruins.
Fire started In the ruins and began to
burn brish1y.
FALL RIVER. Mass. June 1.-THE
police report Of the explosion given
out az midnight shows that there were
seventeen people IN the building. OF
this number four wcrc burned 70
death. seven were more orlcss injured.
while the others escaped with no moro
than severe shock.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22
vERpIcT ZOE LAIpLAW.
Jury says lie Was Used as n shield by
Russell sage-Awardcd $4,000.

Russell sage-Awarded $4,000.
New YoRK, June lo.-The jury in the
Sage-Laidlaw case returned In court
Tuesday afternoon with a verdict OF
$4,000 for the plaintiff, Laidlaw.
The verdict wns received with APP
plause. Mr., Taggcrt for the defend
ant, moved for new trial. A stay
OF judgment was granted by Judge
Ingraham until September next
iWiliiam X Taidiaw brought suit against
Russell sage for $4,000 damages for injuries
received by the explosion OF bomb m Mr..
Sage's once In 1891. Mr.. Laidlaw claimed THAI
Mr.. sage caught hold OF him and held him
(f.aidlaw) between Norcross. the bomb-throw-
er and himself Laldlaw was permanently In
jured. while Mr. sage escaped comparatively
unhurt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

KANSAS CRY. Mo-. Jurc sc. G
Tinchor. Of Topeka. Kan. committed
suicide here by lenping-from the Ham
nibal railway bridge into the Missouri
river. The body has not been recov-
cred. He left letter stating that life
was burden aud that he was tired Of
Living.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22
AN EXTRA SESSION.
Gov. Altgcid Calls on the Illinois Lcgis-
intors 10 Meet Again.

Cow AItEcld thIis on INC IFIIhols IckIH-
iators Ia Meet Again.
SPRlSeFIEIp, H., June 10. Gov. Alt
geld Tuesday issued call for an ex-
trn session OF the legislature to con-
vcne Tuesday, June IS, at ? o'clock
D. m. The call recites that the
tax levy made by the Thirty
ninth general assembly Is made
quate In view Of the appropriation
made. that the revenue system Of tho
state needs revision, and that the jury
system needs reforming and the prison
labor problem needs the attention Of
the legislature
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

vrrxSA. June o.--It Is rumorcd that
the premier. Prince Windsor Crate,
has rendered the resignation Of the en-,
tire cabinet
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

John Brown and his wife were killed
and thrown into the Ohio river at Stone
City. Ky. Who committed the crime
NO ono knew.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22
BASEBALL.

Standing of the Various League Clubs for
the Week Ending June ~.
The following tables show the num-
Der OF games won and lost and the per-
centage OF each OF the clubs OF the lead
ing organizations. National league:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

At the opening of the morning ses-
sion Senator Stewart, OF Nevada, was
introduced, and spoke in part as fol-
lows:
The object lessons Of the last three years
show that the American people are face 20
face with concentrated capital tho enemy
which destroyed all previous civilizations
A shrinking volume of money as COM
pared win population and business produces
falling prices, paralyxes industry and compols
the producers OF wealth 10 pawn their prop.
erty TO continue the struggle against impond-
Inc fate
'siiyer was domonctized by tho republican
party and leaders OF that party have tried 20
keep IL fcmonetzed The rroat mass OF the
democratic party favored tho repeal Of tho
desires Tho political cyclone OF 1893 was
cnusod by republicans who sailed with the
wind from money kings The people, how
ever have now taken the matter into their
own hands and after twenty years OF betrayal
will seek those who will carry out
their desires They now know that every
man who qualities hlx determination 70 Fight
for the FREQ and unlimited coinage OF silver
az the ratio OF 10 20 by the United states
alone Is an cnomy % the cause. All they
demand Il tho 10 TO I statutos OF 1894 and 1881.
There we're no Ifs" or "andsH about those
STATUTES There are none In the creed Of
the true blmotallist The policy Of the en-
envy TO impoverish che masses l. now well I'M
derstood One more gold president might
DO the work and destroy the foundation Of re-
publican infltDtlons which Is Independence
ana prosperity OF the people The only dincr-
onco between the republican leaders and
Cleveland was that he aid openly what the
hypocrltcs DO secretlv"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

believing that II IA absolutely necessary 70
roverso this iniQuitous and ruinous policy, we
therefore resolve:
That we favor the Immediate restoration OF
SILVER 10 its former place as n full legal tender
standard money. equal with gold. and the free
and unlimited coinage OF both silver and gold
~ the ratio OF 10 TO and upon terms OF exact
equality.
THAT whilo We SHOULD welcome the CO.
operation OF other nations we believe that the
United states should not wait upon the pleas
urc OF foreign governments or the consent OF
foreign creditors but should themselves pro-
tccd TO reverse the grinding process that n
destroying tho property OF The people and
should lead BY their example tho nations OF
1ho earth
THAT the rahtn OF tho American people. the
kntefests OF American labor and The prosperltt
81 American industry have higher claim 10
tAo consideration OF the peoples law
n.akers than tho greed OF foreign
<rcdltors. or tho avarlclons demands
maAe bl idio holders OF IDLE capital
The right % regulate It's o tn monetary syatem
On tho interests OF Ne own people IA right
which no Zee governments can barter. sell OF
<ufftnnoH IiI& reserved right Il part 81
ever ten1 ~. s<ery contra, and o.
every obligation No c1e'A,or or claimant eaa
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-23
The Antitrust Amenamsnt.

A bill to amend the Constitu-
ton by adding section IA, is as
follows: "Monopolies and trusts
shall never be allowed in this
State, and no incorporated com
.pany, co-partnership, or sassoci-
alton Of persons, in this State
shall directly or indirectly COM
bine or make any contract with
any other incorporated company,
foreign or domestic, through their
stockholders or trustees, or assigns
Of such stockholders, or with any
co-partnership or association Of
persons in any matter whatever,
for the purpose OF fixing the price
or for limiting the production or
regulation the transportation Of
any product or commodity, This
shall not prevent farmers from
the product of their
farms together
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-23

Ewart to destroy the work for
which he claimed credit, and
whether Mr.. Ewart can corral
Populist members enough to do
the job. The probabilities are,
however, that since Mr.. Butler
has secured six years pull on
the Senate with d $4,000 salary
and perquisites, he will take less
interest in little matters like the
Railroad Commission thapsise did.
when he was striving to achieve
fame as the champion and protec-
tor rofthe poor, oppressed farmer
Star.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-23
Fallen Women.

A great deal is said and writ
ten at present about reforming fal-
len women. We heartily endorse
any movement, on the part Of
christians looking to that end,
which is based OH moral suasion.
As long asthe plan of Jesus is fol-
lowed, il il all right in them but
the moment they preach to them
and failing to convert them, get
mad with them and say, 1--WE will
break them up by law,a they get
off the gospel truck. Visiting
houses Of ill-fame IN disguise, with
a view Of reporting them, may do
for detectives, but il will not do
fora christian. That's the States
work.
Now, the question arises, what
can the State doY II can make
lewd women keep orderly houses,
that's all. And that i all that
society relics on the law to do. So,
then the only chance to reform
the inmates Of Il h.yscs of ill-fame,
is, to convert their hearts.
But, after YOU have converted
one Of these poor creatures, the
question arises what can be done
with her? In all probability,
the very man who talks to her
and succeeds in getting her toquit
her wicked life, would not take
her in his house as a servant.
Still, something can be done for
those who are really determined
to reform, and il ought to keep
women from falling. This work,
for the most part, has to be done,
by parents.-Danville Times.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-23
condensed News.

Crcedon knocked Bernau out in
he second round in Galveston,
i'ex., Saturday night,
The cruiser Philadelphia has
been ordend by the President to
proceed 70 Honolulu atonce.
Senior Otal, Spanish consul in
1airo, committed suicide Friday
night by cutting his throat.
The Treasury gold reserve de
;lined slightly again Saturday,
$4,000 being taken out, and
stood at the close Of business at
s7O,G77, ,9OO.50
The eighty-seyenth anniversary
# the birth Of Robert +. Lee was
celebrated IN Baltimore Saturday
light by ex-confcderates by a
largely attended meeting at the
Academy of Music and a banquet
II the Carrollt0n Hotel.
Bob Fitz.immons, the pugilist,
sas indicted at syracus, y. Yp
saturday by the grand jury for
manslaughter in the fiBt degree.
At a performance in Jacobs oP.
,ra house November 18th, 1894,
Con Riordan, his sparring partner,
sas knocked out by Fitzsimmons
md died after lying in an un-
conscious State for several hours.
C'olonei Lane, United Sta 6
Army, retired, and Mrs. Lane are
already at the Hotel Hygeia, Old
Point comfort, for their seventeenth
annual sojourn.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-23
Not q Question q wages.

There is a noticeable disposition
to minimize the advantages for
cotton manufacture enjoyed by
Southern factories. The New
Englanders, as a rule, affirm that
the reason manufacturing is cheap
or in the South is that their hours
Of work are longer and wages are
lower than in the North.
This is an old assertion which
Southern manufacturers have
again and again denied. The
real factors Of success are the
nearness to the cotton field and
coal mines, the milder climate,
the newer machinery and cheaper
cost Of living generally Atpres-
ent coarse goods are made, but
there is no reason why after a.
time the finest should not be made,
Baltimore Sun.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-23
Come q the SUNNY south.

The New York Sun says: We
ought not to hear any more COM
plants Of want from Nebraska.
Train loads oftree provisions from
The Southern States and from
Western States have begun to ar
rive there, and the distribution of
them has been undertaken by
helpful people. This is the third
or fourth time within a few years
that charity has been needed in
Nebraska or Kansas ON account of
the failure Of crops. We should
suppose that those Of the farmers
# these States who are so often
reduced to straits would think of
looking for homes in some more
favorable region. All the South
I'm States are desirous Of obtain.
ing industrious Immigrants, and
they can furnish good land for
Millions Of them. Texas alone
would like to draw to its lands all
he farmers who cannot get along
IN the bad parts Of the Northwest.
After the South gets pretty we'll
illed up, a hundred or a couple
Of hundred years hence, it will
be time enough to see what can
j'e done for those extensive tracts
of our trans-Mississippi country in
which the crops are 50 often a.
allure on account Of long
lroughts, destructive blizzards,
aud pestiferous insects.