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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

"Wednesday October u d. IN


The sharp advance in stocks yesterday re-
suited in more activity to-day: but the greater
part OF the business Was for professional ac-
count. outside interest failing to materializ- to
any extent In view OF the fact that the ma
iority of brokerage houses Din their market let
tiers advise against operations until after the
election, the absence OF outside interest follow
ing rally Ike that OF yesterday j. not sUrpris-
ing. and probably there viii be littl- outside
buying or support BY prominent interests until
after November = In the morning trading al
prominent stocks were higher. with the exc-p-
tion OF American Tobacco which sold FOR
profits and In the afternoon realizing sales
throughout the list weakened prices although
last quotations for most stocks were al net
gains yesterdays closing. Transactions
were a triie better distributed than yesterday.
but the bulk Of the business done in Ameri-
can Tobacco Sugar Refining. Burlington -.
Paul. Manhattan Reading, rnioh Pacific.
United States Leather preferred and Louisville
and Nashville The anthracite shares were
strong small volume of business ana Union
Pacific at net gain OF IN per cent was con
spicuously active. American Tobacco lost Us
per cent In London American stocks w"r"
strong and home securities. consols excepted.
were a trihe improved over yestcrday More
gold was engaged at the Bank of England Tor
export TO this country and it was reported IN
banking circles that the shipments from tdropr
this week would probably aggregate Slo""""
The wheat market was lower on realizing sales.
but there was no diminution In the export de-
mand; and from present Indications II looks as
though this week might break the record ior
grain movement especially in receipts at chi
caeo which so far this week have amounted
To = 800 600 bushels. The Burlington. ROCK ISL
and and Northwestern systems apr'a ar 10 ne ger
ting the bulk of the business and their earnings
for the next few weeks should SHOW Inc erect
of the heavy movement. while various o'ner
co,npanies in the West will doubtless feel the
beneficial influence of the increased demand
Closing prices for a number of actiN" sto,hs'
conn AIRED with the final figures 81 YESTERDAY
u.ara ae fOllnWa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

In state issues there were sales Of S2"n'
Virginia Us deferred trust receP'S al - anu
5000 at ~. - .o,i.o
Railway bonds were strong and more ac'lI wv;
win the heaviest dealings in the Atchlsoh an"
Reading issues. Rock Island eN.enn,oT rcxas first
sas Pacific first consols Kansas ana IeNas III, ~.
do southern Railway first os. Chicago ana FRI,
Grsts and Wabash issues. Ho'ewpr,nF ~"
nains we're mad.. by Atchison general ~. IS 10
Fl. the adjustment As. IL 10 81; Jersey Central
registered IS IA to 11la4; Kansas anu ieH va
seconds. i to nv: Reading first preference IN
Comes 4 to lOlA: the second preference incomes
,, to 29is the third preference ihcoiaeS rx .o
r2x. southern Railway first .'s rs To - eH a
and Pacific seconds. y to ia: hanfas aa' ,nd
first consOl receipts, z 10 WA an" ~
Texas first 4s, X TO Su4 IL. ,a,o az
Money on call was 6mI per cent. WIN rare eA
ceptions at per cent, CLOSING " v P,' o., -,
Time money was nominal a. per uru et the
periods In the commercial paper nl,Ihe, ,ae
Volume of business was extremely limited rates
remaining unchanged al las per cent 'or al
periods for the best names ,..
The foreign exchange market was heavy, WIN
little business doing There was iair suppIS
OF commercial bills, but very ilgnt oe" ma,
Posted rates for sterling were - :" am co., .n
for long and short bills respectively. Rates ior
actual business closed as follows
Sterling ...s. .eS!S;, .sis%!s,,s .sssS..:s.
Reichsmarks 49,. % "''sn3g, ~. 40 + IS
Domestic exchange Was as io,,DwT s.
discount bank par. Charleston-Buying; = dis
count; selling. par savannah-buyins H." per
cent ON selling par. San Franciseo.s'sh' par
telegraph. par Chicago-x1 discount
d. "isarings I'm this city were: Exchanges
So2 IA l,70. balances. S5I7lW2 Philadelphia
Exchanges. $40, 1913 $50 BaltImoreCExchanges,
SS,S,a.'i Il aMa do: balances. 81. $50. ZIG.
The price Of commercial bar silver In TINS mar,
ke, was f4%. Mexican dollars were quoted al
S9N @5IA In London bar silver was u,,-
5000 .t 20xd. Silver exports Tomorrow
S I1s151 ovnceS The steamship Ortxaba has ar
49, - ssis port from Tampico Mexico. Win
iinGpS cuncs % silver and $1,000 gold Blk silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

a ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tri5
\ une received OF their Uptown Oficr. No "a? Broad
wsy I'd door north Of 3s, St until o'clock D. ~: ad
,.r,iseucuts r, c-ved the following branch Offices az
regular Office rates until O'Clock .. m. VIA: "a SIN
ave . cor a3d-sr.: 32 6th-av". cor i?th st; MACY
9Th ave and lith-s ~: Columbus ave" near W"s, "'
st ioe ioI-; n.sr Gth ave " East i+th It, ~ -.
West .oi St between ith and >ih ayes lo5 East fn
:, aus nj ave- between 10Th and nth SITS. i.oe0 ~
hnr'' nesi ~, *. M ave 2Io Bleecker- 81,
Biseckei-s; e9os 81 ave- $40 East '' t is2l -
~. ,,,, =, au3 Fasi ash $50 ath-ave: GIL
~ r.'rt ~, a,..V. near ;,th 81 2Dl seth
"m a.s ,ca I'd ave 100 have 3ls ID ave
us ,.e m',lcr oIssr sosi 80 ss Wes
,os,h ~ hst ,th ard ayes: 40 West tath 81 "
Ne Rrookyn 'css: 331 Futon I26 Futon 81: ~
Court st; - froadwsy f. u, I"3 Bioad"a' t. ~
4 $50 autie ave. near froadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

DvERTisEMENIs and subsrrp,ions for Inc Tr..
y u,s 4. .-X a their Uptown once. No. lA2 Broad
a., ID door north Of 3ls-s;.. until o'clock ad-
yertiseent. received at the following branch oces at
,ex ,l.r office rates until O'Clock VIZ. IA bih-
ave :. CT. :Jd-st. i5c 6th-ave. cor i:th-st Macy'a
C,h-aye ard lAhG; II? Columbus ave- near West 66i.
81, 100 West 4od-st.. 6tave w East tfh-st 81
West ga ST. between 7th ana eth avsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

.surnus ot income prior to October ISL appro
,f - instruction acquritt N 81 telegraph lines
pi''''u lin the ki552f'co capital stock
account OF sucn appropriations OF
~ t,tring the fifteen preccdingl i5urpur OF
Ht'.. .,h.rouen, e. October J. 1851 NiW3tas -pus
~ roo,r,ion OF rc prior I, October J. lssl No-9 ")
,h,, was noi appropriated a. above
MOBILE AND OHIO.
The annual report Of The Mobile ana ono no
pairoad Company for the year ended June 81
tn,,r ~, increase IN gross earnings 81 S.'43US-
81 In raasc I'm net earnings Of $lIS366. and
1,or tho navmert Of interest. rentals and car
go, ,hera is a surplus Of S9O,J93. against
aoGci, in The preceding year Of SlO04uI The
eunSnd doht amounts to 300, decrease
of SCI .Ot'
rh. followlng securities were ad led Ia the
c,act Eycnange list to-day: S'HS,OOO first mort
go Z ner cent currency bonds. principal and
;%terost nayable in gold, guaranteed by the
iI,;nnis Central. OF the Belleville and Southern
,,'i,ois railroad Company; Sl.2OO.WO per cent
nr,saoe god bonds of the Mobile and Biz
mn;mgnaTn railroad Company: S1,jO0,WO addi-
,1nnsi first mortgage per cent gold bonds of
,hn Rrooklyn Wharf and Warehouse Company.
pomrov Brothers and William ID. Barbour a.
10 inyite holders Of the consolidated mort
gave Il per cent bonds Of the Louisville.
Sew Albany and Chicago Railway Company
who are dissatisfied with the plan OF reorgan'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

SECOND HAND
- Brougham In blue. modern style. by Killam.
Extension RrOugham, In green same maker.
SiN-Passenger Rockaway suitable for country
All of the above have been newly painted and put in
rerec' order and Will 10 sold attractive prices
n. y. DURHAM.
Opposite F. r. n. Depot. Railway. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Oct. H. .. m-Consos. lOsie for money ana
loss. FOR the account Canadian Pacific. J3a Erie liss
Eric first preferred a. Illinois Central o. Mexican ord
nary. 81 Paul common. ~. N,v-York Central 95s
Tennsyiva 53l. Reading H. Mexican Central per
bonds So Louisville ami Nashville. AZ: Atchison
i3k. The q discount In tho market
FOR both three months bills Is 2hn27. cent
India council bills allotted today al an advance of
lid per rupee.
i y. m-The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank n. England balance to-day is f32lV0
5:3O y. m.Pars advic"s quote cent 'enes AT Oi
francs ~. centmes for the and exchange
London o . francs ~. centimes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

RONDs-THE MONEY MARKET
Sales of Government bonds were 81" n".,
stored Is OF 1901 at 1864, 81 .Oo" al i'a rd""u"
,oupon As Of 1925 at l1T', 5000 AZ ii''2 H'"''''
At 11G Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Trib-
~ uns received their Uptown ONCE. No l242 liroad
way, 81 door north % "i-l at nnil o'clock - n, al
verts.mens the following branch offices at
regular office rates uutil = O'Clock W.. 21i Nih
ave cor I'D ~ Gth cor. 18th - Mal =
q f4@ columbus near West co. 3
st 80 near Gth % Fast iiih -: 90
b.t~ 1;h and s'h nNcs i5' East iitl
Ut. 33s 81 ave. betse.n .Gh and 7'tn ste: io2n sl
Gis' 20" lSt near sWh 81; 30
ave, near list st "a ave. 90 ileeoker st: 32j
Blercker st.. 2aes Ri 40 East 10Th ST o2 81
ave. Gi2 81 ave. ~ Amsterdam 4o2 West f2i 81
Iss East 18Th IT. 2O5 East istl St ST sth ave- G'i
Nh ave. 1852 RI 9Th ST. 2,i Fast sfth st. :
coo I,roadwav. . "a ave. 12 sth ave-. LBS "d ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
bankcrs nn0 Drokers.
financial elections.

THE DENVER 4 RIO GRANDE RAILROAD COMPANY.
New York, Sept. ISM. 1896
THE ANIMAL MEETING of The stocknold-
.is Of his COMPANY for the election u Directors.
and f. such other business lie
brought Will held he principal Office OF thu
Colorado or the I'd Tuesday Of o.
tober next beng the 10th u said month. l. O'Clock
The transfer will he closed A. i2 O'clock
on tne morning ~ october ?vh,
1890.
I.y order ~ the Board OF Directors
WILLIAM WAGNER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

zaton to send their names and addresses 10
them.
The following securities were sold at auction
al the New-York Real Estate Saesroom by
Adrian II Muller Son:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
STOCKS AGAIN HIGHER,
; MORE ACTIVITY NOTED.
,,xo1s CENTRAL AND WESTERN
Union ANNUAL REPORTs-BONDs
AND MONEY.

,rs, At THE STOCK EXCHANGE OCTOBER ~.
~ -. A1INGs IL BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
,.rerrpv f,NION's ANNUAL REPORT


The annual report 81 the Western Union T".e-
eraph Company tor thr year ended Jun" ~
.bntyed an increase ia gross earnings oi S1'ti u
over thu preceding wear. an increas" IN "p'Tat-
inc .xunrseg Of S'IiS l1G and a d"'r"as" III NJ,
reveuiI. nf S2i3 40 Interest and SINKING iuhu
increased Sll5. dividends S1l. leaving decrease
in surplus ~ S2i3b2J The surplus f't the Nta'
vac Sl!W1I1 which added 10 the previous sur
nl1,s made inc total surplus S1GEGg3 against
S14I1I1j year ago There was no change IN
,he outstanding capital stock In the year, when
amounts 10 500 80 900 NJ which S2SS" ~ ~
inc treasury Of the company. The funded dept
at the end Of the year Slisl''li In the
vear - O,pj sterling bonds were redeemed bN 'ie
sinking fund trustees. and SlWD - per Ctht COZ
lateral trust bonds. due ia uary l. l!'N' were
issued in exchange for "A corresponding ainouh'
az caDifaI stock ~ the New-fork Mutual, lht"i-
national Ocean and Gold and STOCK l'iesiaph
companies. upon which, under leases OF 'h'se
conpanics interest was being PAID al y per cent
In The year 2uI miles of poles were added 10 me
system II rs miles of wire ana '' OFFICES
Messages increa sed AZ IL? The average tolls
received were 800 cents per message. ana the
average cost per message - cents. The increase
In oucratine and general expenses. N'll.ZfJ. was
made up in part ny The cost of establishing au-
ditional Offices and the increase In maintenance
aud reconstruction was due 10 me unusual NUM-
her OF destructive storms. especially the 81 LOUIS
cyclone In 1866 the company operated '''''N"
miles Of poles and cables and IJ.6Sb n'lIes "l
wire against 1S991S miles of poles and cables
and SIG g2J miles ~ wire in lS.~ Al the an
nual meeting Of the company's stockholders Rose
well e.. HolsiOn and Edward III. PcrklhS' IT, WV
elected directors 10 fiji vacancies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ONO RIVER.
1874 lsg5 1895.
Number Of miles ..... 2lJ 30 2l5
First week In Oconer. $40 1913 $2s,g All
T.9.is;
PITTSBt'RG. sHESANGO AND LAKE ERIE.
Number OF n.Ies... IS, is3
First week In October. SEQ $i23I? s?soS
Jan. ! 20 Oct. I....... 3ti..?t 1858 1891
BALTIMORE AND ONO.
Number u miles ... 2Osi o06,
Month u september. 81 0sj tl6 81 49, 800 S222i>O
Jan. ! o Sept 80. IL. I9l.3i0
EDISON ELECTRIC IILLMTNATING (NEW-YORK).
Month OF September
Gross earnings ki5s.3o' xlnG.
EXPENSE incig &.2is d. pl
Set earnings ANA. sG3Os7 s1i, 500
Jan. to September 80
Gross earnings Sl.t3i.23l S1.Js1 >ot
Operating expenses If6.sj6 S4el
Net earnings . mos $685. .26j s7i' 775
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

80 shares American Exchange National Bank iGf',
- shares Citizens National Bank OF FngleTood 800
Englewood y. IT,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III
60 shares Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton RAIL .-
shares Consolidated Ice COMPANY preferred ca,
is shares GO, solidateI Ice Contrary preferred GJg
81 shares Third Avenue Railroad Company l62
shares American Surety Company. 100
40 shares TailaDOOsa water Company. lot ~
5000 TallapoOsa Water Company 1st mortgage 81 -
gold lords 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

CAVANNAH LINE Tri-we.ky from Pier "a. y. r.
~ new, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at p II.
for Savannah direct
- arm.ham TIL Oct Is city OF Augusta. TIL oct. =.
L,,n.ss City., sat ~ g. OF Birm ham Sat- Oct ~
TsIiahas ,ee Tues 20 Kansas city. Tues. Oct -
-Insnruassed cabin accommodations. Connecting with
rai lines for points South and Southwest For tickets
All freight rates amply 2d 81. 3J3 3s5 Broadway.
a, the Pier. foot - Sprlng-st - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
nED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

~ For La tuayra Puerto cabello. Curacao and Mara
eabo vi. curacao from Robert stores. Brooklyn.
IS vENEZt Ella WEDNESDAY: Oct H. m
- pUfI.ApELPHIA... Oct ~ ] p. IN
SIS ctRAcAS.........W Wednesday. November l. l .. m.
FOR MARAcAIBo. VA ST THOMAS
fr-RAC Wednesday. Oct. %. ! p. IN
These American steamers built expressly for the trade
have superior accommodations for passengers
BOtLTON. BLISS DAr.LETT
General Managers. l3N Front-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.
VUNIIE ANNUAL. MEETING Of the Stock hold
! ers OF the Illinois Genital Railroad Company. for the
and the transaction II other businr
viii he held ~ once 81 the Company IN the my 0f
chicago state II HliGOs "Wednesday October II.
ri O'Clock noon.
ALEXANDER q. HAtKSTAFF. Secretary
lew York. October T. 1920
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

Tn. Yaz0o ana Mississippi NaNey RAILROAD
C.ofnpauy's report was not Included IN me 100.
n"rt Il showed gross earnings = s3F'2'''2.'
49,, ..rnlno- 81 81 1!Jl 800 and after the pay
,n.nt of charges 4 surplus ~ s'r'.>i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

.u.,, ., ~ r1uIs Alton ana T.rre Haute Railroad
san Included .Inslud-- $50 ls3 surplus dl.i.l
,-rI brought forward June q" is'' 'lr'luies VIZ ''
-. aslir fOr ne'ferri'ni'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

/ THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
connecting at 1sthmus for all West Coast Ports OK
Mexico, Central and south America ,
sau from uisr foot Nest 9th st, y Y
yAIENcJA Oct. 20 noon ADVANCE. Oct. 80. noon
For rates apply COmpanys office 81 Broadway
f 49, JOHN MUIR Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
UAPAMeGwO
PACIFIC MAIL s. s. co
CT\ARD LINE.

"A.
Majestic. .....o.t. q. noon Majestic. Nov is noon
Oormanic . Oct. Is German!c Nov. -. noon
TeuUnlc....... Nov. I. noon Teuonc. Dec z moot
Hrtannc. NOV. II. noon Britannia. Dec - MOOT
No COTTON CARRIED by PASSENGER STEA MERs
PIER 40 ~ North River. Office. ~ Broadway. n Y
H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-01
TUESDAY. SEPT. 1, 1896.
A ROYAL BIRTHDAY.

Her Majesty Liliuokalani, will to-
morrow celebrate the 58th anniver-
sary Of her birth. In spite OF her
severe trials and recent vicissitudes
the ex-Queen enjoys excellent health
and is living in the deepest retire.
ment at her residences at Washing
ton Place and at Waikiki. The
loyal people of Hawaii join The
INDEPENDENT in wishing Her Majesty
many happy returns of her natal
day and that she may live to see
prosperity, happiness and harmony
once more established in her beloved
native land.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-01

over the history OF the affairs in this
country which finally led up to the
revolution OF 1898 The whole mat
ter was thoroughly investigated by
the United States Congress and the
accusations made against Minister
Stevens, the officers OF the Boston
and the members of the present
government here were proven to be
absolutely without foundation. The
United States Congress condemned
the action Of Mr.. Cleveland, which
was based on the same principles
which Pupil Lytton has been taught
to stand upon. The pupil has sim
ply resurrected an old line Of argu-
ment, the refutation Of which is
contained in the records of the
United States Congress and which
every honest citizen Of the United
States or Hawaii knows is complete
ly without the necessary facts to
support it.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-01
Gambling Den Explosion.

A telegram from Rio de Janeiro
states that dynamite bomb was
exploded there, outside a gambling
house, and was Immediately follow
ed by an attack on the building by
a band OF armed men. A number
OF persons were killed and wounded
The affair is alleged to have been
carried out with the connivapce OF
the Police The Union.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-01

We understand that the Kalihi
road, from Moanaua to town, will
be broken up and covered with red
soil. 1t is stated-we presume as a
joke--tbat the expensive change is
caused by complaints from Mr..
Damon that the glare on the road
hurts his eyes when driving to aud
from Moaualus, aud that he conse ,
quently is unable to see 2. G. Jones'
A percent English loan. Would it
not be cheaper to buy gross of
green or blue spectacles for the Min
ister aud spend the money saved by
such a move in building roads else
where. The Kalih road is good
enough.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-01

We desire nothing better than to
go into details OF the past as we'll as
the present political situation. Will
the Advertiser clique promise to
refute our details by meeting with
details? They had better not at
tempt it.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-01

The INDEPENDENT is very pleased
to see that the energetic principal
Of the night school officially an
nounces the reopening of the school
on Monday evening next at z, at
the Fort street School. The benefi-
cent work the school accomplished
at its last session with its 400 stu
dents deserves the highest com
mendation. The education of the
masses is one OF the primal and
most important functions OF a civil
lied government, and every oppor-
tunity should be given TO those who
cannot avail themselves in the day
time OF reaping the benefits of a
good education by learning in the
evening. For once we agree with
the Advertiser in favor OF more ad-
vanced course of study. 1t will pro-
mote livelier interest in the school
among those desirous OF improving
themselves, and give to the learners
the opportunities they desire.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-01

The Bishops pupil gathered to-
gether lot of statements which
have long ago been proven utterly
false and forced them upon the un-
suspecting minds OF some of his fell
low citizens whom he apparently
hopes have forgotten the details Of
the past. When he offers details it
will be time enough to give details
in return" says the Advertiser man.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-01

When, sir, have the staten ents
made by Mr., Lytton, or by the
Bishop, or by the Opposition been
proven false2 You were not here,
and for a sum OF money you are OBJ
liged to put into editorial shape the
assertions of Serene L, Bishop and
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-01
THEY BETTER NOT.

The Advertiser yesterday contain
ed another scurrilous attack on the
Rev. Mr.. Lytton, in which it states
that it is not tho purpose of the Ad-
vertiser clique to rake over the his
tory of the revolution of 1898. We
fully understand the sentiments Of
the Advertiser clique. They dare
not tell the truth even if it were
possible for them to commit such a
feat. They have from the day of
cowardly, foul conspiracy never
dared face the glaring light of truth
and they have at all times refused
to furnish "details" in response to
the "details" of the loyalists who
know them and their damnable con-
duct in January, 1893.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-01

1t finally has become impossible
for the miserable organ OF the mis-
sionaries to find any man familiar
with Hawaiian history and politics
to take the editorial chair and de-
fend the sacred clique. A stranger
had to be imported who then knew
nothing about Hawaii and to-day
knows less He could be used as a
tool for stated salary and he could
with impunity act as the official liar
OF the inner circle. But has he ever
attempted to furnish details in his
apologies and defense for the rebels
of 1898? The "details" have never
been furnished to him by the men
who hire him because the contempti-
BILE clique were aware that all "de-
tails" would crush their claim for
honesty, veracity and patriotism.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-01

The failure Of the Canadian
Steamship Company to perfect the
appeal in the Cranstoun case, TO the
Privy Council Of England intimates
that the Hawaiian Government is
trying to crawl out OF its obligation
towards the company and is unwill-
ing to foot the bill for the outrages
committed on the forcibly "exiled"
men. When the jury has assessed
the damages considered due to
Cranstoun the steamship company
will undoubtedly have to pay, and
then seek redress from our funny
little republic. More complications
will then arise and further instances
be given to the taxpayers in regard
to the lack Of foresight and diplo-
matte knowledge, at all times too
conspicuous in our rulers. Verify,
Hawaii jumped from the frying pan
into the fire on that memorable 18th
of January, 1898.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-01

Great Scott Has the Advertiser
man, who probably does not know
one respectable Hawaiian, only now
learned that there is discomfort?
Ask Mr.. Dole and If that gentleman
will tell the truth he will say that
the large majority Of Hawaiians are
hostile to his Government and that
very contrary to his personal feel
ings it has become necessary for him
to fall back on things like Kalua,
Iosepa and others of that stripe aud
of sinking reputation.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-01

The Advertiser takes exception to
the statement Of Mr.. Lytton that a
portion Of the natives are discon-
tented. The organ does not deny
the fact but says that if they are "it
is simply because they have blindly
followed the leadership OF the
enemies Of honest government"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-01
HONOLULU NIGHT SCHOOL.

HE ABOVE SCHOOL WILL RE
l. open next MONDAY evening, Sent
z. at Z o'clock, in lie Fort Street School
House j. LIGHPFOOT.
SoS-at Principal.