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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-20

The Tax Appeal Board is in
session every afternoon.
The Rio de Janeiro leaves FOR
the Orient at 8 o'clock this even
ing.
The police and Company Il
teams will shoot again tomorrow
morning.
A bankrupt stock from the
Coast Ia being sold at "The kash. 7"
Look at the prices elsewhere.
The MarshaPs sale Of Brown e
Kubey's effects will be held at the
police station at noon tomorrow.
nj. Lancaster, formerly at Hol-
fingers, has opened a blacksmith
shop on his own account at r. b.
Murray's.
+. Ludoviscko, tried yesterday
on a charge of selling liquor with
out license. was found not gull
ty by Judge de la Vergne.
The case of Mr.. Teixeira, &C
cused OF battering policeman Len
NIX, tried in the police court yes
teriay, ended in a dismissal.
/ Bipi, for selling swipes was on
trial this morning, detective Ka-
apa prosecuting and s. X. Kane
defending. The case will be con-
cluded tomorrow.
Professor Schauninsland, who
has spent some time in Hawaii in
the interest of a German museum,
with his wife left for the South
Seas in the Monowai.
Mr.. Jayasuraya has received a
large invoice of Ceylonese novel.
ties, jewelry, ETC., for the holiday
trade. Many handsome articles
are on exhibition at his store, l1S
King street. y
Prof. Berger has too much call
on his time and has relinquished
playing at the Opera House. Com.
mencing with the matinee tomor-
row, the National band orchestra
will furnish music between acts.
The Ashworth liquor case is on
trial today. L. Meyers, the first
witness for the prosecution, was
given a searching cross examina-
ton by attorney Robertson for the
defense. Marshal Brown is pro-
scouting.
William Seaburn Wise, gradu-
ate of the Law Department of the
University of Michigan, a practi-
toner in Nebraska for seven
years and in California six years,
and forty one years of age, has
been admitted to practice in all
the courts of the Republic.
The repertoire Of the second
week of the Frawley engagement
is as follows: Tuesday, Nov. "a,
"The Charity Ball." Thursday,
Nov. 26, The Senators" matinee,
Saturday, Nov. %, "The Highest
Bidder" evening, Nov. 20, "The
Ensign" Seats for all per
formances will be on sale tomor-
row morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-20

The Pacific Hardware Company
offer a first class lawn sprinkler
at n dollar and half. Three
dollars was asked Tor these
sprinklers a month ago by other
firms.
Wall, Nichols Co. are the sole
aud exclusive agents for Finney's
Hawaiian Directory. A supply
was delivered to them today.
People on the other islands who
wish copy can secure one
promptly by addressing the above
firm.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL

wv to'uJ'
Julian Monsarrat has returned
to his home on Hawaii.
The Australia leaves at 4 p. IN.
tomorrow. Mail closes at 3.
L. Turner. the Hilo merchant,
with his wife, left for home today.
+. M. Wakefield, the Hilo attor-
ney, returned to the rainy city to.
day.
Football again tomorrow after
/ noon. The First Regiments and
! Punahou are the opposing teams.
1t is said that Hilo is to have
second drugstore, for which it has
Just a. much use as for two news
papers.
Mrs. A. Petrie and daughter
were among returning passengers
by today's steamer; also Mr.. G..
Freetb.
The Monowai brought forty
passengers for this port aud has
big through list, both cabin and
steerage.
Among returning passengers
by the Monowai is Mr.W. Pfoten-
hauer, bookkeeper for II. Hack
field & Co.
The Kinau will be due here on
Wednesday, November 25th, in
stead of Friday, the 9th, her re,
gular time.
Special dinner and music by the
Quintette club of the old band to-
night in honor of the Australians
passengers.
DR.. George II. Huddy, the we'll
known dentist, Mrs. W. Hill and
Miss L. Hill returned from the
Coast today.
The trip of the Board Of Health
to Molokai is postponed from to-
night till tomorrow night between
8 and 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Il. ID. Baldwin, who has
been visiting relatives III this city
for some weeks past, left for home
on this mornings Kinau.
Finnoy's Directory is needed in
every store and on every desk. 1t
is reliable throughout. 1t may be
obtained at Wall, Nichols store.
The recently formed University
club is making arrangements for
its fest annual banquet, which is
set for Thursday, December 18th.
The Government band will play
at the hotel this evening. A qoiu-
tette from the Hawa ian National
Band will furnish music during
dinner.
DON'T FoRGET-Ushers L. Y. L.
"The Very Finest" wbiskey ever
imported to the Islands is now on
sale at the ROYAL ANNEX. It's
Scotch and it's AL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul senberg, the
Misses Clara and Paula Isen berg,
Alexander aud Paul Isenberg, Jr.,
all left for trip to the Volcano
by the Kinau this morning.
More bicycle records broken in
the States and England. There
is not much glory in breaking a
record now, for some other fellow
lowers it day or two afterwards.
The excursion and dance to-
night at Remond Grove promises
to be a success. Trains leave the
depot at 7:30. All those who have
not secured tickets can get same
at depot.
The Kinau took home a number
p of planters who have been attend
ing the meetings of the hawaiian
Sugar Planters Association.
Among them were Messrs. Hind,
- Renton, Horner and Scott.
Eva Plantation stockholders
have elected the following officers:
j. b. Anterior, president; j. b.
Castle, vice president; e. d. Ten
ney, secretary; W. A. Bowen,
treasurer; and j. FL. Patty, auditor.
The Kilohana Art League exhi-
bition will be open this evening.
AS this is an off opera night, there
ought to be a large attendance. 1t
is an exhibition that nobody
should miss seeing and the en-
trance fee is only rs cents.
Minister Willis horse ran away
again Yesterday afternoon at near
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-20

A. j. Derby, DDS, Denta!
Office Cottage No. 100, Alakea
street, telephone NO. 6l5. Office
hours 8 AN. to 4P.M.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-20

Monday Evening, Nov. 8, at As, Glasses
for Young Men.
Thursday Evening Nov. 10, at 7:45,
Cla ses foT Young Non.
Thursday Afternoon, at $50, CLASSES for
Boys,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-20

&c Under the instruction of Compe-
tent Local Teachers. 453.2w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-20
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR

Makes Better Bread and Pastry than
Any Other KnoaOn Brand.
Ask Your Grocer For II.
UNION FEED CO., Sole AGENTS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-03
ABOUT BADGERS.

Frederick Bancroft the magician
who makes his home in Eau Claire, has
gone east 70 prepare for mis- forthcom-
ing tour.
William Dudley, for twenty five
years pastor Of the First COngregn-
tional church of Eau Claire, Is doing
editorial work on a Chicago illustrated
While the Buffalo BIZ parade was
taking its noisy way past tho corner
Of Wisconsin and East Water streets,
Milwaukee, last Monday. three persons
in a room sevefa stories above were
trying very hard not TO hear the
music. One was Justice Hayden and
the others were May Iiosmer, who had
just closed a season an leading lady OF
the stock company at the Academy OF
Music, and Charles =. Elliott, manager
OF the summer stock company at that
playhouse In spite Of this distraction
the marriage knot Was finally tied
The newly married pe0/1e left later in
the day for Detroit, where the groom
will hereafter manage the Empire
theater and the bride make new friends
as leading lady. Miss Hosmer Is IN
Iowa girl, but gave her residence as
Chicago. She was for two years lead
ing lady for the Hopkins stock com.
panies in ST. Louis and Chicago. Mr..
Elliott has been connected with the
theatrical business for several years
and his acquaintance with Miss Hosm"r
vas not recently formed one.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-03
STIR IN HAWAII.
OF THE MONARCHY
A. POSSIBILITY.
Princess Kaiulani May BE Called to
the Throne-A Royalist Organ
Speaks

San Francisco, Aug. 30-Per steamer
Rio Janerio from Honolulu, Aug. 22)-
RumOrs of an impending change of
government are circulated on everN
hand The latest is that Princess
Kaiulari is to be restored s. McFaT-
lane, q prominent rCyaiist, left for San
Francisco on the 10th Ii Is rumored
he is Oh his way to England TO confer
with Princess KaluIani, niece OF lhe
former queen, who was heir to the
Hawaiian throne, before Liloukalani
was depOsed The ramon is contra
dicted by the royalist party organ
which asserts that his GRAND has no
political significance. In the same is
sue the editor says: The natural Out-
come of the present situation is that
President Dole will gracefully retire,
and that Princess kaiulani will be
asked to head new regime Of which
Dole's present cabinet officers will be
the leaders, The royalists say that
they have received information to the
effect that Kaiulani will be restored,
while supporters of the republic are IN
der the impression that President
Cleveland has empowered Minister Will
lis TO negotiate for an anneXation treaty,
or, failing in that, to offer the present
government the protection OF the
United States.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-03
MADISON, August 81.

MADISON, August 81.
Saturday Governor upham made the
best appointment of his administration
when he named cX-Chiof Justice VIII
lam Penn Lyon Of Madison as II Nom
Der of the state board of control to M
the place made vacant by the death Of
Hans Is. Warner. The appointment Ii
Tor tho unoXpircd portion of Mr. War.
ners term which ends April 10, 1900
The salary is $1,000 II year and the pay
ment Of all the expenses incident to the
execution of the duties of the position.
Judge Lyon was not an applicant
Gov. Upham, rejoicing IN n wise deed,
carried the appointment to Judge Lyon
personally and found the latter at
work on his back lawn. The Judge
promptly accepted the profferad honor.
He voluntarily retired from the su-
prcmc bench N January. 1894 weary
to the very core with his long service
of twenty three years there. Now he
has had "A good rest OF two years. liz
feeling In fine health and spirits, and,
while L0thing could induce him to re-
turn to the fearful mental and physical
exactons OF the supreme bench, lac
looks forward TO occupation on the
board OF control with real pleasure
and to It's duties as OF most agreeable
and congenial character.
Judge Lyon has with Mrs. Lyon,
spent most OF the time since retiring
from the bench In California. where His
son and daughter and his grandchildren
live, and It was his intention. not fully
formed TO return thence with his wife
when cold weather approached again.
This new development, which brings
back to the service Of the common
wealth such a tried and valuable ser
want will now, however, cause all such
plans to be abandoned
Gov Upham and Judge Lyon have
long been personal friends. Both hail
from Racine county. both are old
soldiers and there are many events IN
the life Of each OF mutual interest,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-03

indianapolis, Aug. 30.--The idtCa-
tions are that the attendance at the
national convention will be far greater
than was expected at the opening OF
the gold campaign. The hotels will
be severely taxed to provide accommo-
dations for the thousands OF visitors,
but the citizens committee will see that
everybody is taken care of. Private
houses will be thrown open, if neces-
sary.
The action of the Missouri conveu-
ton in instructing for James 4. Broad
head for president indicates that there
is likely to be sharp contest for the
nomination l.. c. Krauthoff, the Mis-
souri, member of the national commit
tee, has arrived here and announced
that he would open headquarters for
Col. Brodhead at once.
1t is evident that an effort will be
made tc nominate Senator Villas for the
presidency. The eastern democrats
are leading the movement for Villas,
and this fact gives color to the state
ment which has been made that he is
the choice of President Cleveland.
1t is reported here that the delega-
tons from Illinois and Nebraska are
practically unanimous in favor Of the
nomination of Henry Watterson for
first place on the ticket. But still the
popular ticket seems to be Bragg and
Buckner.
At 10 o'clock Wednesday morning the
state delegations will hold their meet
ings and select their convention officers.
Each delegation will select one vice
president of the convention, one mom-
Der of the committee on credentials,
one member of the committee on permit
nent organization and rules, and one
member of the national committee.
At l o'clock the national convention
will meet in Tomlinson hall and organ
ize by the election of temporary chair
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-03
THREE MEN BURNED UP.
Fatal Fire in Minneapolis Several
Have Narrow Escapes.

Minneapolis, Aug, %. Three per-
sons lost their lives In fierce fire that
broke out yesterday morning In John
Lundin's SELDOM at 1905 Washington
avenue. south They were Henry Du-
Iun, blacksmith employed ut Merriam
park; Gust Anderson and A. +. An
derson, coal showers employed by the
Chicago, Great Western railway. They
were sleeping on the third floor OF the
Lundin building, which was brick
veneered structure. They had no OPP
portunity tc escape. Only one body
has been found. The occupants OF the
second floor escaped with great difB-
Guilty. and Christ. Anderson and Chm-
Mattson were badly burned. The ssv-
loon and the clothing establishment or
A. G. Peterson at 1903 Washington av-
enue were destroyed. entalling loss Of
81 900 Insurance. $1,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-03

man and secretary. After the address
of the temporary chairman The body
will adjourn to give the working com
mittees an opportunity to discharge
their duties At 7 p m. of the same
day there will be mass meeting in the
hall. at which number of distin-
guished men will speak The list OF
those who will be invited to make ad-
dresses includes Louis r, Enrich Of
Colorado, Isadore Raynor of Maryland,
w. G.. p. Breckinrdgc OF Kentucky, j.
II. Cultivate Of ohio Senator Villas of
Wisconsin. John K Fellows of New
York, F w. Lehman of Missouri, John
C. Built of Pennsylvania, and possibly
others. Chairman Bynum said yestar-
DAY that these gentlemen would be
askedto speak and there might be 9th
ers. as the list was subject to enlarge
ment and could not be consid cred COM
plete
On Thursday the convention will
adopt the platform and place candi-
dates for president and vice president
in the field
Another day has passed and nothing
has been heard from Bourke Cochran
ard there is little question now that
Gov. Flower will be asked to accept the
temporary craftsmanship. While the
members of the executive committee
decline to discuss the matter there
seems to be a settled conviction that
Flower will preside at the temporary
organization and Senator Caffrey Will
be chosen permanent chairman.
With the exception of the draping,
the arrangements of the hall in which
the convention will meet are complete.
Provision is made for seating S24 dele
gates, it having been estimated that
that number will be here. Five aislcs,
or seven with the outside ones, will
enable delegates to reach their seats
easily The aises are 3 feet 6 inches
wide On the lower floor the delegates
will be separted from the public. In
going TO and from their seats the del
egates will make use of the side en-
trance from the lobby, thereby AVOID
ing confusion between them and the
spectators. The Delaware street en-
trance OF the hall will be for the ex-
elusive use of the delegates. The lob
bies on either side will be partitioned
so that the delegates may not be an
ncyed by the crowds At the south
end OF either lobby there will be a
committee room, where the consuta-
tions may be held
Behind the delegates 900 people can
BE- seated. The stage. which is already
prepared for the occasion will seat
400 The chairman's platform is a
continuation Of the stage The news
paper men have a platform arranged
for them jus below the speakers
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-03
KATZER'S APPOINTMENTS.
Priests Given Assignments by the
prClate.

Archbishop +. x Kat2cr has made
the following appointments. Rev NJ
Viewer, pastor Of st Martins church
al Springfield corners; Rev. J. NJ
SchlitZ assistant priest of st Mary
church at Burlington, Rev A. Goodies
pastor of St Peters nj Ashton, Dane
county; Rev NJ. T., Downs, pastor At
Osceola, Fond du Lac county Rev. j.
Scbmit2, pastor of st Peter and Paul
church at Kicl; Rev p Nuttman0,
pastor Of Holy Trinity at Newburg ,
Rev NJ Wcnkcr, pastor of st Mary
at Boston, Rev ]. IIcIlstcrn pastor If
81 Marys at Marytown Rev II. kori
hagc, pastor Of st Theresa at Theresa
Dodge county; Rev r. Ollig pastor Of
ST Marys at Kicl, Rev + Raess pas
tor of st Andrews mt FarmersvillC.
Dodge county; Rev. b. Meyer, pastor
of st. Mary's ut Pine Bluff. Dane coun
~. Rev. w. Wolf assistant Of Row.
MUTT or St Razian2; Rev. H. Blum.
pastor Of St Ashford at st. Martins.
Ashford, Fond du Lac county,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-03
SENSATIONAL FAILURE.
old A. r. Stewart House Gees to The
Wall.


Now York. Aug z7rhc dry goods
firm. Of Hilton, lIrghCa d Goa once A
T. Stewart n Co, has made M assign
mcnt t. q, NJ Wright without prefer
onces. Elihu Root is attorney for the
assignee II lB believed that all the
merchandise and general debts can be-
paid In fun out Of n sale OF the stock
and a collection OF the outstanding nc
counts Mnnlcy NJ Gillian, the general
manager of the concern, stated t.nat It
was his opinion that the great Broad.
way dry goods house had closed Ito
doors for good and all For more than
nifty years the firm has been ono of the
largest In the trade II was created
by A. + Stewart md mt hi death
parsed to his widow, When she died.
Henry G.. Hilton became owner of the
property After various partnerships
the firm was reformed with Albert
Hilton, ex-Judgc Hltons son, as sen
Tor partner, Some time ago J. NJ.
Hughes retired and since then. Albert
Hilton has carried on the business as
Hilton, Hughes 4 Co
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-03
STATE NEWS,
Items ot Interest From Various Parts
ot the Commonwealth,

Ms jerks, wife OF lysander leuk ;
one u the old settlers OF Whitewater
is Geld
E0>,on johnson died NJ his homo il
Rvdhead after long illness, ne WAS
aht0 - Years ot age.
! VI Mydler OF Clayton county, Ia
wanted there ror larceny OF 4 horse
was locked up nj Eau Claire
JOAN Sullivan, aged -, choremav
for \ Nogel was found dead
in the barn hay loft at Columbus
Death was due to apople>y. He has
daughter residing at Waterloo,
Pensions granted for WISCONSIN arr
Original larius AlcoX. Ir,, kctCham
increase Myron \. Bishop. Platte.
willie Original widow Mercy Merriu
DaNy Dallas.
The J, l. Case pillow works at Racine
for \ Nogcl was found in the barn
hay lott At Columbus. Death was due
to apopleNy, He has u daughter re
siding at Waterloo.
Fred kurhl, aged 80 was found dead
III a barn at Marshtold. ale Coro.
ner'S .ury returned verdict vi death
from heart disWse Family troubles
had caused him to- stay away from
home lie leaves Il wife and son
Herman Brcgerman. tdcntihed rs tho
younG man who stabbed Frank Jess
mlrr at Appleton, MS the result ot ~
alteration with several of the militia
boys was arrested ut his home IL
Buchanan lossmiCr's wound is MOI
serious
\ cherished illusion has been de
stroyed by the discovery of the fac,
that what was supposed to have beer
the church where DE Foe was minister
in the English town rejoicing IN tn,
beautiful namc OF footing, WAS really
the parish poor-housc. built in l7S4
Thomas Jefferson, who made an rs
stgnmcnt in GAINESVILLE. appealed (,
the court to he relieved of his debts
amounting to $4,000 The creditors
wanted the action withheld until tn,
matter could be more thoroughly cN
amtncd Judge Rcurett granted thct,
motion for jury trial
Mrs John Nerkculan Of the town ot
Grand Chute, near Appleton. left .cl
home Monday and since that tim,
nothing has been learned Of her. Sh,
is supposed to have been insane at tn,
time, She leaves n family of eight
children, the Oldest II years OF age
and is about to be confined again,
Sparks from Il threshing engine igni.
ted the strawstack of Herman Naokc'
of WaNside. and from that II was com.
inundated to his large barn. filled with
hay and grain. Every building on the
place was destroyed, including his res
idence and granary, with over 20OC
bushels of grain The loss Is 10000
with small insurance
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-03
GRAIN CROPS POOR
Statement of Cargill and Hyde After
Trip In Dakota,

La Crosse. Wis, Aug 2S Statements
made yesterday by Messrs w. W car
gin and S Y Hyde the two principal
grain dealers OF this section. are any
thing but pleasing to those who had
hoped and looked for mn ahundan; crop
thia season. The gentlemen have Just
returned from their annual inspection
tour through southern Minnesota and
South Dakota "Thc crop m WHO'LL
said they, is two-thirds poorer than
that of last year Tho yield " wheat
viii only be half that Of last year,
and Ia greatly under the average yi,ld.
Oats are only a third of crop on the
average M TO quality Corn and lax.
however. are 4 good crop.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-03
ANNuLLED THE MARRIAGE
Kenosha Girls Papa Breaks Up Love
Affair

Kcncsha. WIS, Aug 2S-Tho sensa-
tional marriage OF Mis- Stella Tlmm
and Frank Mitchell, which was sol
emnized by Rev d. u. Oh 'ney Of Ra
cine nearly two months ago, has been
annulIed by Judge Fish. The parties
10 the contract were between the ages
Of Is aid 16 years, and the affair set
the tongues Of the town to waggilg at
a furious rate Charles Timm father
Of the bride, was until recently super
lntendcnt Of the Sterling Cycle work,
lie was very wroth over the affair and
went about the matte- Of separation at
once.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-03
BUCKSTAFF GETS THERE.

Oshkosh, Wis. Aug 80 George A.
Buckstaff, author Of the present state
game law, was again nominated by the
first assembly republican convention.
assembly district last year, since which
he has moved into the first district.
The only opposition was by A. G.
Thalacker, the present representative
Of the first district, who received six
votes to Buckstaff's thirty-one
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-03

platform and two feet six inches from
the floor.
Watertown, \. Y, Aug. 30-Ex-
Gov. Roswell 2. Flower received a
telegram from +. w. McCutchin.
chairman of the executive committee
o. the national democratic party ask
ing him if he would act as temporary
chairman of the convention which Is
to be held at Indianapolis, Ind Mr..
Flower wired his acceptance of the
invitation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-03
QUIET RESTORED.

Milwaukee Aug Quarter master
General Zwictusch Of the Wisconsin
national guard, says that quiet has
been fully restored in Ontonagon by the
city marshal and his force OF assistants
aided by the relief committee and
there will be no necessity of calling out
the troops