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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-08
8. 8. Hariposa Arrives

The S. S. Mariposa, Captain Hay
ward, arrived from the Colonies via
Samoa early this morning. She left
Sydney on Monday, Jan. q, at $40
p. m, sailed from Auckland on Sun
day, Jan. "a, at 1:43 .. m, and left
Apia on Thursday, Jan. 81, at 1856
p. m. Her delay in reaching Homo
lulu was owing to the rough weather
experienced on the passage. She will
leave for San Francisco at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. The steamer is ex-
pected to carry a very large mail
hence.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-08
UNHEALTHY GOLD FIELD.
Terrible State of Affairs at Austria
liam Diggings

Captain Way, Of the Lake Coun-
try, who left recently for Coolgardie,
returned this week. He got as far
as Adelaide, where he met some of
the returning diggers, who gave him
such a dreadful picture of the state
OF affairs on the goldfelds that he
decided to return. They said that
twenty to thirty a day we're dying Of
typhoid and other complaints, aud
being shovelled into the sand in
holes about two feet deep. The
sufferings Of the diggers through
the lack Of sufficient supply OF wa.
ter were very great. Captain Way
concluded that he could do better
by returning to Auckland than by
trying his luck at Coolgardie in such
a state OF affairs.-Auckldnd Herald.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-08
When Others Fail

Hoods Sarsaparilla builds up the
shattered system by giving vigorous
action to the digestive organs, Great
ing an appetite and purifying the
blood. 1t is prepared by modern
methods, possesses the greatest
curative powers, and has the most
wonderful record OF actual cures OF
any medicine in existence. Take
only Hoods.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-08
An Opportunity Not to Be Lost.

First Servant Girl-Oi fought yez
was a-goin' to lave y.z place by
T'anksgivin's
Second Servant Girl-Oi did so
intind, Mary Ann; but Oh heerd me
lady was a-goin' to git a new set av
chiny fer Christ mas, an Oh was MT
missin' tn pleasure av a whsck at
thot, yez kin bet yez loife!-Puck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-08
NEW ACT PASSED.
Authority to Marshal or Deputy to
Garry Out Sentences.

At two sessions OF the Executive
and Advisory Councils, held yester.
day and to. day, an Act was passed
OF which the following is the text:
at shall be the duty OF the Mar
shall or his deputy whenever so re-
quired by the order Of the Com
mander in. Chief Of the military
forces or by the precept or mandate
OF the President, and upon and in
conformity Herewith, to execute aud
carry out the sentence of any Mill
tary Commission or Court martial
convened or to be convened, in the
manner and at the time aud place
designated in the order approving
the findings and proceedings Of,
and confirming or modifying the
sentence imposed by such Military
Commission or Court martial.
"Any Jail or prison OF the Republic
or other place designated by the
President or Commander-in in. Chief
may be used as a place OF imprison-
ment or detention Of any person
convicted and sentenced to impris-
onment by any such Commission or
Court-martial."
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE-
l. ceived Letters OF Administration 81
the Estate of Henri g. McGrew, hereby
makes demand upon all persons having
property belonging to sad Estate 10 de-
liver same to him. Notice is also hereby
given TO all creditors Of the deceased to
present their claiws duly authenticated
within Fix months from this date.
]. o. CARTER,
Administrator, 2OS Merchant street.
Honolulu, Jan. "a, 1895. 12R-lm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-08

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
and do not purge, pain or grippe.
25c.
Evening journal., 1895-01-29
The Epormous oost 81 . strIke

When any particular class Of wage
workers. feeling themselves aggrieved by
their employees, determine to strike. they
seldom, il ever, weigh one most import
ant item-the ultimate cost OF the ex-
pertinent.
The people who, while not sharing in
the supposed or real wrong, sympathize
with them, even to assisting in violence,
certainly do not. They do not stop TO
consider 6rst, that q period OF inactivity
more than counterbalances any advan-
tages they may gain IN the end They
do not appear to understand that even
victory may be more disastrous than a
defeat, and frequent lessons do not seem
to teach them the lesson.
When, after all efforts 80 arbitrate
have failed, force Is rssorted TO and the
incendiary's torch, the ruffian's bludgeon
or brlckbat, and even the sssassin's
pistol or knife are brought in play, there
Is no thought given to the fact that. win
or lose, tae cost must come, directly or
indirectly. out Of their pockets, and as a
result their property. II they have any,
must be taxed higher and. II not, the
very necessities Of life must be higher
in order TO pay for the acts Of them
selves, and the evil element which is set
in motion by them.
There are men to day In WILMINGTON
who remember and bitterly regret the
stlike among the morocco men who saw
their places filed by men who, but fol
their striking, would never have been il
the factories; who now see that thei
action hastened the introduction O
machinery 10 do their work
To- day The citizens Of Brooklyn VIII
sympathizsd with the striking motor
men, even to the extent Of blockading tn
tracks, opposing the ngents Of the Law
and hurling stones and other missiles Of
the heads Of the national guards, ar
beginning TO figure up the cost an
wonder what Kings county will have I
pay out Of its treasury as the result q
the strike. Little figuring Is nscessar
to estimate just how deep the taxpayer
are Involved.
In the frst place 5000 men at s.
day have lost SO far thirteen days {
$156 600 In wages: the railrosd con
panies have lost SAFE. 900 in fares; u
militia cost $s4150, while 400 speci
policemen cost SIS, 800 This would NAL
the known expenses so far $671 rs
There are bills which will 6nd their way
tue debit side II the Kings county ledge
Then there must be included in tt
cost bill the suns spent for tne comic
of the miliiis and police, the money us
In buying -osD of, the drafts on
union mel 10 assist the strikers, {
desirurtirn p perty, cars, wires, ct
Evening journal., 1895-01-29
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Philadelphia has sent Peter Robey to
Jail for two months for creating panic
ia theatre by shouting "Fire" In order
to ''have some fun" Such sentence is
an outrage on justlce 1t should have
been double. Chicago Dispatch.
Senator Quay might organize a Lexow
expedition against Dave Martin. Wash
ington Post
The great American spokesman has
made an audaclous bid for this country.
Let this impertinent bid be rejected. =
Dallas News.
An exchange says that "a Mississippi
man can play on three accordions at
once" And yet some Of our northern ex.
changes are writing vigorous protests
against lynch law In the south Atlantis
Constitution
"A razor back SOW in the pen Is worth
two bales Of cotton ia the warehouse
Hence the pen Is mightier than the
sword Dalton Citizen.
The fact that Hetty Green admits
giving a waiter $25 recently as tip will
20 far to confirm the report that hel
reason is dethroned st Louis Chronicle
Evening journal., 1895-01-29
where the worAhouse wouid work.

Almost daily the need Of state work
house is apparent and the advantages
which would accrue to the taxpayers Of
this state, and especially this county, ID
brought into prominence.
Only the other day, man and bis wife
were convicted Of grossly neglectIng their
Eve children, and cruelty abusing little
walf who had been adopted by the un-
natural pair The children were taken
away and placed in home, where they
will receive proper care and attention
The parents were not punished for the
reason that a fine could not be paid, and
punishme Mt meant simply their incarcer-
alton In New Castle all where they would
be fed and kept Ia comfort at the expense
Of the taxpayers.
A workhouse would have made their
deserved punishment possible and they
would have been forced to do something
which they have spent their lives evadlng
work AS It is they were turned loose
on the community to again seek their
living by begging until again captured,
when the court win be compelled to take
action and commit them for term to the
county Jail
Scarcely day passes that old jail birds
are not brought into Municipal Court,
and sent to Castle Gillis, where they
receive better food and more comforta-
BILE home than they can find outside, and
where they grow fat and Levy at the
county s expense. Their time up they
return to the city and, II they are fortu-
nate enough to be able to dodge the
black list, they get drunk on coast
whiskey, or, failing in that. hlI up on
alcohol. Then they 90 back A taste OF
life in a workhouse would prove an
effective cure.
Every night there is a gang Of trampi
which infests the gas house at the foot Of
Madison street The members gather food
by begging and to their door can be laid !
majority OF the petty robberies which
ara so frequently reported 10 the police
and many which are not They are /
menace to property and terror to tbs
housewives In that section OF the city
II they had the fear Of the workhous,
before their eyes, they would shun thu
state and the place which knows theu
now would know them no more, At less
so long as the cause for that fear ex
listed.
Evening journal., 1895-01-29

state to furnish its premium money.
Secretary John B. Wharton was seen Ia
the lobby with want notice on his jolly
fgce. but the exact nature Of the want
WAS not apparent until Representative
Davis gave notice of bill sppropriating
50 600 to the society for premiums. with
the generous proviao that none Of the
money should bs used for racing purses.
The bill stands fairly good chance Of
being killed on its merits.
Talk OF Railroad War.
The Queen Annes Railroad Company's
project to construct a railroad from
Queenstown, Md, to Lewes or Rehohoth
by way Of Georgetown has made big hit
and unless the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company makes war upon IT, will pass
both houses with but little trouble The
people Of those portions Of Sussex which
the road will traverse are especially we'll
pleased and doing all in their power to
promote It.
A delegation OF about fifty representa-
tive Sussex countians appeared before
the House committee on corporations
yesterday afternoon aud urged 1t to
make q speedy and favorable report upon
the bill. The committee listened to their
representations of the good effect TO be
derived from such Q road, but took no
decisive action. The House ordered
3C0 copies OF the bill printed
Il Is rumored that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will not only antago-
nize thissbut also the project Of con-
strueting a trolley line between Dover
and Milford Some OF the radical anti
Massey men talk of instituting railroad
war against the "Pennsy" ,on account OF
the part Geor. Y. Massey is playing in
the senatorial fight.
Divorce CLERKS Named.
Tho Senate and House divorce com
uiittees held their first joint meeting
Yesterday afternoon. The Senate com
uittee elected George Carter clerk whili
| the committee Of the House named
Thomas 4 Kellum TO do its clerica
work. The indications are that there
| will be the usual large number OF cases
to act upon, judging by the way in which
the bills are coming in.
Legislative Notes.
preventative Money gave notice o.
en- act to incorporate the Cypress Greet
Ditch Company, which proposes to draiI
certsin marsh lends In Blackhird anC
Appoauinimink hundreds.
Adiufant- General Samuel A, MAcal
lister was In Dover yesterday looking
after the interests Of the national guard
Speaker Of the SenaCe Watson enter
tained his wife and mother, of Milford
yesterday,
Senator Pyle gave notice Of an act K
renew the charter of the Knights OF 81
Lawrence, of Wilmington
Representative Burton introduced
bill to divorce Mary E. aad Robert G
Grnce.
The House passed the bill to trAnsfs
the farm Of Caleb N. McCabe from scho,
district No 110 to district No 81,
Sussex county.
Evening journal., 1895-01-29

No household, either ia Baltimore or
elsewhere, was ever divided SO to the
worth of Palne's celery compound.
Where any one member Of the family
whether the worn out father. the feeble
aged folks, or the young wife, has used
this great nerve aud blood restorer, the
entire family have seen with their own
eyes the daily gain in strength and ths
steady return to health.
This was the case in we'll known
Baltimore household Mr.. Thomas z
CANDY, whose residence Is at 6l5 East
Chase street, writes
II have been a sufferer from indfges-
tion. dyspepsia. and general nervous
Evening journal., 1895-01-29
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.

Woman in the Board OF Education.
From the Buffalo Commercial.
Ia view Of modern methods of instrue
eion, and the system by which refractory
and insubordinate pupils are managed,
there seems no good reason why woman
teacher Of proper experience and execu
tive ability should not be able to fll the
princlpalship OF public school quite as
we'll as man We note that a discus
sion on the subject Is going on in Clncln
natl, where, as yet, no woman principals
are employed 1t has been shown how
ever, to the Board OF Education of that
city that the experiment is not an untried
one; In fact, is no experiment at all,
but has been tried In many cities AID
found to be a success There are
women principals in Cleveland, In
dianapolis, Columbus, Dayton, Chicago,
Coyington. Philadelphia, Pittsburg,
Brooklyn, New York, Buffalo, and other
cities In thu State OF New York, New
Haven, 81. Panl, Minneapolis, st. Louis
San Francisco, Los Angeles New Orleans
Birmingham and other cities The
daughter OF the late John Hancock, state
superintendent Of schools OF Ohio, ]:
principal Of a school IN Los Angeles
/ Cal A niece OF Jefferson Davis is princi
pal Of 8 school IN New Orleans II II
also stated as fact that majority q
the superintendents OF drawing Ia tn,
public schools Of the leading cities, In
cludlng Buffalo, are women, and th
number is estimated to be not less thar
$50 tits evident the woman principal hs
come to stay" !" and we have no doub
she will give a good account OF herself
and those under her charge, In tn
annual reports.
Evening journal., 1895-01-29
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62l-623 Market Street.

Thursday night we invoice
stock 10 close up the past
years business.
On Wednesday, as is our
usual custom at the end of
each year, we will offer all
odds and ends of goods in
every department at such
prices that will clear up these
entire lines. The goods are all
sold at one-third and one.half
off; some even less.
There will be Corsets at SO
Genus, from so and IS cents
Ladies Knit SkirtsSI9 cents.
Merino Underwear greatly
reduced. There is such va
riety of this Underwear that
you will have to see it to know
how cheap it is.
Best Madder Calicoes, 8
cents.
Best Indigo Prints, 4 cents.
Fine Black and White Sa-
teens at S cents, formerly IS
cents.
Best Outing Flannels, 9
ceufS
Evening journal., 1895-01-29

debility for the last four years, and used
everything that l heard If. but without
relief until / tried Paines celery com
pound After ticking two bottles of this,
felt like new man. In fact, my
friends wonder at the great change that
has come over me
my wife has been taking the com
pound lately. and her htslth Is so much
better that she would not be without IT
We have recommeude5 it to all Of our
friends, and can not praise 1t too highly.
"You can refer any one to me In re.
/ gard to Paine's celery compound. and
4 will ebeerfuly give them all the infor-
nation that they desire
Try Psine's celery compound
Evening journal., 1895-01-29
The EMPIRE
DEPARTMENT STORE.
400 MARKET STREET.

Owing to the inciemency of the
weather Tuesdays Special Bar
gain sale OF the Empire Depart
ment Store will be continued on
Wednesday, January Both.
Good quality Crash Toweling, was sold
for 45c, will be sold on Tuesday only, for
%.
2 packages of Heirpins for 1c.
Ladies Shopping Bags 27c
We have about ; doz. Of &c.
quality Ladies' Handkerchief
which have been sold for 14c.
We will let them go on Tues
day at &c, so come early as they
will not last long.
We will place on sale on Tuesday our
15e quality Papeteries. which have been
having such o run at 6Ac, at 5zc; SO come
early as we only have about 10 dozen left.
All Ladies' and Gents Underwear will
be reduced 30 per cent
SOC Ladies' skirts for BIC
just received about 80 pieces, elegant
patterns, Outing Flannels, l5c quality, a.
9tc
Ladies' Embroidered SILK Handker
chiefs, very fancy designs, usual price
30c, our price for Tomorrow l7c
Evening journal., 1895-01-29

An exchange says that the man who
wants TO do business these days has to
hustle for it, but If he hustles
in person he finds 1t difficult
exceedingly dlfficult--to be in more
than one place at time. He's not built
that way But an advertisement In a
daily paper often talks for him, and
sometimes to better purpose, In thou
sand places at once
Evening journal., 1895-01-29
Thev Are nard to snIt.

From the Louisville Courier-Journal.
According TO the anti administration
Hawaiian jngoes Ia this country. Sscre-
tary Gresham made himself infamous by
reporting that the power Of this govern
meut was used in aid Of the monarchy s
overthrow, aud according to these same
gentry Secretary Gresham has made him
self infamous because he has not lent the
power Of this government in support OF
the republic We are NOT going 10 annex
that crowd Of savages. sdventurers and
physical and moral lepsrs In the Sand
wich islands Just now, but we have nc
objection to their snnexing the Fryes,
Boutelles, and Lodges Of the American
Congress-
Evening journal., 1895-01-29
The peIawArs ssnAtorshIp.

From the Doylestown lnteligencer.
The senatorial eight in Delaware con-
tinues unchanged The Legislature goes
through the forms Of balloting every day,
but the voting Is always the same There
is no fault found with Mr.. Higeins's
record, and practical wisdom as well as
patriotism demand his return The
Democrats cannot forego the partisan
ties, and Addicks holds tightly 70 the
minority that supports him. ana thus the
senatorial office is made the football OF
factions, aud real interests are ignored,
Evening journal., 1895-01-29
FOR the ReiIef o. No. iO3.

Senator Alrichs has introduced bill for
the relief Of school district No lob, Pen
cader hundred, New Castle county This
district was formed from portions ot
die;rlots Nos 4s, 54, 55 and 90 The
Levy Court had nc authority TO grant
the right to borrow money 70 buy lot
and erect school. house. 1t became
necessary for the commissioners 70 hcr-
row the money and give boud 10 theii
own individual names The bill legslizas
their action aud Ru horizes the commits
sioners to raise by taxation the sur
necessary TO meet the annual payments
OF principal aud interest, provided tha'
It shalt rot exceed $3.50 a yesr.
Evening journal., 1895-01-29
MIoo REWARn. sloo.

The reaeer Of this paper win be pleased 70
ease that science has been Bile 10 cure In all
its staaes. and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
ure Is the only positive cure known 20 the
tional disease. req Tres a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
ac,ing directly on the blood and mucous sur
foundation OF the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature IN doing its work. The
powers that they ofIer One Hundred Dollars
/ Tor any case that II falls 10 cure. Send fol
ADDRESS. r. j. CHENEY &-Coo Toledo. b
/ q Sold by Druggists, f5c.
Evening journal., 1895-01-29

the losses to merchants and business men,
aud last. but not least. the loss Of life aud
limb, which cannot be estimated.
When the citizens Of the City Of
Churches are called on TO pay this enor
nous expense directly and indirectly,
there will be many expressions Of disaat-
isfaction and regret. Truly strike is a
terrible thing.
Evening journal., 1895-01-29

Most people think that $i7 500 ought
to pay the foreign ambassadors, but it 10
evident that IL costs twice that sum
for them to live and keep up the dignity
Of Uncle Sam.
Evening journal., 1895-01-29

Mrs. Dolsn--Is green Christmas
onluclSy2 Mr. Dolan-Av coorse it is.
Do yez want nuthin but ST. Patrick 4
day the year round2
Evening journal., 1895-01-29
Remnants.

Our entire stock of Wool
Dress Goods Remnants at
half price and less.
SI.oo and $I.25 Dress
Goods at SO cents.
75-cent Dress Goods at 371z
cents. 5o-cent Dress Goods
at IS cents.
All Linen White Doylies at
S cents each; regular 10 cent
quality.
A 32.inch Canton Flannel
at 8 cents; reduced from 10
cents.
Remnants of Hamburg En-
broideries at half price.
Remnants of Laces at half
price.
A lot Of Children's Ribbed
Fast Black Hose at 8 cents
per pair. Just half price.
The Cloak Department will
have some frst-class Jackets
and Capes to show you on
Wednesday at new prices.
All new goods. Nothing
old or inferior quality finds a
place in this department.