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EPENDENTHONOLULU H I SATURDAY JULY 1896

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WILLIAM JKNNItfGB BRYAN

Winn tho Democratic Silver PartysNotninntltm for tho Prosldoncy

Chicago July 10 On tho fifthballot to day amid wild oxcltementand tho changing of States and thowithdrawing of beaten candidatesWilliam Jennings Bryan of Nobraska wan chosen as tho nominee ofthe Domocratio National Conventiononly tho silvor dologation votingSullou and silont tho New York mensat in thoir seats and as mattersnow look thoro will bo anothorDemocratic candidate and anothorDomocratio platform before thocountry within tho noxt thirty days

Now York has lod a bolt in thoconvention of tho National Demo-cracy

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When the roll of States wasordorod Now Yorks announcementwas awaited eagerly as the Demo ¬cracy of tho East was looiijng to thoEmpire State for a koy nolo Gov-ernor

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Flower saidIn view of tho platform adopted

by this convention and ts actionand proceedings T am instructed bythe Now York delegation to say thatwo will not participato n tho boleotion of a candidate forPresidentand Vico Presidont and thoroforodeclino to voto

Tho groat body of tho Now Yorkadherents in tho galleries feent up astorm of approval and other crieswore heard of Put em out put omoutl

WIIO BRYAN IS

William Jennings Bryan was bornin Salem Marion County 111March 19 1860 His father Salis LBryan was the Democratic nominoefor Congress in 1872 and thoughthe district was hopelessly Bepub-lican

ho was defeated by a verysmall majority Judge Bryan rosidod on a farm just outside the cor-poration

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limits and it was thereNebraskas boy orator passed hisearly youth until at tho age of 15he entered Whipple Academy atJacksonville Two years later heentered tho freshman class of IllinoisCollogo took a classical course andgraduated in June 1881 Duringhis Collogo training ho dovolopedconsiderable oratorical ability andiu his senior year represented hiscollege in tho intor collogiato orator-ical

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contest held at Galesburg in1880 and took the second prizo MrBryan on quitting Jacksonville ontored tho Union College of Law inChicago at the same time booomingconnocted with tho office of LymanTrumbull betwoon whom and thoyoung studont a warm friendshipwas contracted Mr Bryan gradu-ated

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from the Union Law Collegein 1883 and at once entered uponthe praotico of his profession atJacksonville whoro ho married ayoung woman who had been hisfollow studont at collogo

Iu tho fall of 1887 business calledMr Bryan to Nebraska and becom-ing

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improssod with tho greater op-portunities

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which tho moro rapidlydeveloping Wost afforded a youngman ho located at Lincoln thocapital of tho State

His first appoaranco in Nobraskapolitics was in May 1888 when asa dologato to tho Domocratio StateConvention hold in Omaha whichwas to ohooso delegates to tho Na ¬tional oonvontion at St Louis howas called upon during an interludeby somo of his aduairors for aspeooh Tho young orator fairlycaptivated tho convoution

Tho defeat of J Sterling Mortonfor Congress by W J Connol Re-publican

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in tho fall of the samoyear by over 8407 majority to suocood Jphn A McShano Democratwho two years previously had beouoleotod by uoarly 7000 majority butsorTod to omphasizo tho nood of anew Moses A numbor of tho roprosoncativo young DomooratB holda consultation in Omaha with thatend in view in February 1890 and

it was informally agreed thot if WJ Bryan would consent to run howould bo very acceptablo to DouglasCounty which has a preponderat ¬ing itifluonco in tho district O VGallagher thou Postmaster ofOmaha and anothor gentloman weroauthorized to confor with him uponthe subjoct After canvassing thosituation Mr Bryan said Ofcourso there is no show for an oloction but I will make tho race anddo my best

He was eleoted to Congress andwhen Prosideut Clovolaud callod thooztra session for tho ropoal of thoSherman silvor purohaso law it waBryan who led tho fight on tho floorof tho House against ropoal It wasto punish him for this that thowholo force of tho Administrationwas brought to boar to securo hisoxclusion from Congress and at thonoxt Domocratio convention he Masoverwhelmingly beaten for renomination by a man whose only claim todistinction was the friendship ofBryans enemies

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MONOWA101 the Oceanic Steamship Company willbo duo at Honolulu from Sydney andAuckland on or about

July SSciAnd will leave for tho above port withMails and Passengers on or about thatdate

For Sydney AucklandThe New and Flno Al Steel Steamship

MARIPOSAOf the Oceanic Steamship Company willbe duo at Honolulu from Ban Francisco onor about

July SOtihAnd will novo prompt despatch with Mallsand Fistongers for the above ports

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Will leave Honolulu atlOA m touchingatLnlininn Maaiaea Bay and Makcna thesamo day Mahnkonn Kawalhao and Laupahoohoo tho following day arriving atUIlo tho samo afternoon

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TueBdaySept 8Friday 18Tuesday 29

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A m on day of sailingTho popular routo to tho Volcano is viaHHo A good carriage road tho entire distanco Hound trip tickets covering alexpenses 5000

Stmr GLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 r mtouching at Kahului Hana Hamoa andKipahulu Maui Returning arrives atHonolulu Sunday aftornoonsWill call at Nuu Kaupo on second trip

of each monthSSF No Freight will bo received afterr m on day of sailing

This Company will reserves the right tomake changes in tho time of departure andarrival of Its Steamors without notice andIt will not bo responsible for any conse-quences

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arising therefromConsignees must bo at tho Landings to

receive their freight this Company wil 1not hold itself responsible for freight afterit has been landoa

Live Stook recelvod only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in tho care of Parsers

CW Passengers aro requested to parchaso Tickets bofore embarking Thosefailing to do so will be subject to an addl--tlon- al

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and Travelers Credit Issued Billsof Uxohango bought and soldCollodions Promptly Accounted For

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EDMUND NOBBIE - - EditorP J TESTA - - - Manager

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SATURDAY JULY 18 189G

KB OINEYB FOBEIGU POLIOT

We hear a great deal about thofirm foreign policy of the UnitedStates during the Clereland Olnejadminiitration Blustering and bluf-fing

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aeem honover to be the mainpoint in Mr Olneji firm policjbut he certainly only exercises thesemethodi for the benefit of tho richcitizens of tho great republic whilethe poor American who claims protaction is ignored and forgotten

During the so called rebellion inHawaii in 1895 a number of arrestsof suspected persons were madeAsong them was one James Durrellan American citizen born in NewOrleans Durrell is an octoroon andhad for some months resided inHonolulu where he kept a smallsoda water stand The informersagainst him claimed that he had in ¬cited the Portuguese colony in Ho-nolulu

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to take up arms against theGoTornmeni and he was consequent-ly

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arrested and locked up in Oahuprison No charge was over broughtagainst him and after being im ¬prisoned for orer forty days he wasreleased with an apology It hadbeen a case of mistaken identity andthe Government was sorry etc

Durrell cannot speak a word ofPortuguese and was not acquaintedwith any member of the Portuguesecolony He was neverthelessthrough the blunder of the Hawai ¬ian authorities submitted to a grossand unpardonable outrage and whenha finally was released he foundhimself a ruined man

He laid the matter before Minis ¬ter Willis believing that tho firmforeign policy of Mr Olney wouldcome to his rescue and that theUnited States would demand re¬dress from the Hawaiian Govern ¬ment Not so Mr Olney had notime to look after a poor devil of anAmerican octoroon aad althoughPresident Cleveland in his messageto Congress referred to certainclaims for damages by Americancitizens in Hawaii nothing was done

For all Mr Olney cares any poorAmerican citizen in a foreign coun-try

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can be ill treated and unjustlyincarcerated The noted lawyer forthe big trusts has no bluster andbluff for the poor All his lightningis reserved for his rich fellow citi ¬zens for whose special benefit hekeeps his firm policy on tap TheStern incident furnishes an excellentexample ef Mr Olnojs extraordin-ary

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policy

Stern is a rich German Jew whohas amassed his fortune throughmore or loss shady transactions inNew York He is as the followingstory will show as mean as it ispoHiblofor a Hebrew to be andthat means a good deal He is richhowever and has consequently aclaim on Mr Olnoya firmness Wore produce the story from tho Argo ¬naut which says

L Stern a German Jew who hadbecome rich in tho United Statesswore at Kiuingen that his sou wasunder sixteen years of age in orderto save the cure tax imposed on allbut minors A few days afterwardho and his sou went to a ball whereall minors under sixtenn were for-bidden

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Baron Thungen the cham-berlain

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in charge of the ball orderedtho youth to retire whereuponStern the father insulted the cham-berlain

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Stern was arrested andput undor bail bonds of 20000Ho skipped forfeited his bail audwas fined and sentenced to imprison-ment

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in conlumacium Mr OlneyMr Clevelands jingo secretarywrote a noto full of blustor andbraggadocio to the German Ambas-sador

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in which he said

The proceedings against MrStern appear to have boen arbitraryand conducted with unmeritedvigor The eentenco includes be ¬sides a fine a degrading term of im-prisonment

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Mr Stern must not bosubmitted to this crowning indig ¬nity

Theroupon Secretary Marschalltelegraphed to tho Gorman Embas ¬sador as follows

Answer immediately that youmust rejoct as entirely unjustifiableany criticism on tho verdict in theStern case and that you must refuiotomako tho administration ofjustice in any stato of the GermanUnion or the right of pardon of itsprince the subject of diplomatic re-clamation

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Tho following answer sent was bySecretary Olney

The view that an absurd sentencemay not be criticised by tho govern ¬ment of tho statn whoso citizen ismade to suffer can not bo upheld asin accordance with dictates of com-mon

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sense in any stato Mr Sternhowever does not stand upon hislegal rights he begs that a charita ¬ble view of his cane bo taken andthat you will use your great influenceon his bohalf

Secretary Marschall telegraphedthe following instructions to Em-bassador

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von Thielmann

Inform the Secrotary of Stateonco morn that the Imperial Gov-ernment

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can not receive complaintsfrom foreign Governments except inthe customary way through theirrepresentatives nere it is said thatin the United States Stern is a high-ly

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respected- - and influential personand his sentence has mado a verybad impression that he offered toapologizo to Baron Thungen andthat he offered to give 1250 to thepoor I replied that we must rejecton principle every attempt to dis-cuss

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tho right of pardon held by aGerman sovereign as well as anykind of criticism on sentences pro-nounced

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by German courts Withus bail is fixed according to thowealth of the prisoner judiciaryproceedings resulting from unlawfulaots can not bo warded off here bygiving money to the poor In Ger ¬many the law is equal for all thecourts are entirely independentAmericans and Germans are treatedalike Whero Gorman law rulesGorman views alone can be consider-ed

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At present tho Sunday closinglaw is administered with iron rigorin New York and several Germanshave been punished with fine andimprisonment for selling beer onSunday Such rigor is unknown inGermany yet we do not even thinkof intervening and must oxpoct theGovernment of the United States toact in an analogous manner

Very little sympathy is felt forthe economical Mr Stern by theGerman press Tho Kolnische Zeitung says that tho faot that Sterncould afford to forfeit his bail oftwenty thousand dollars proves thata much higher sum ought to havebeen asked The other Europeanpapers think that Mr Olnoy comesout at tho the little end of the hornin his discussion with Soorotary vonMarschall We are very muoh in ¬clined to think so too

Had James Durrell had a millioninstead of a soda water stand MrOlney would not have forgotten himas he now has and Mr Willis wouldprobably have pushed the claim forredress But of course Durroll is toblamo for not having the million

The steamship City of Peking ar ¬rived this morning at 4 oclock 7days from San Francisco In thecabin wore 5 passengers for Hono-lulu

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and 18 en route to Ohiua andJapan She is booked to leave at Gp m to day

THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION

And so a young silver voicedspeaker with a magnelirally pleas ¬ing presence has won the Demo-cratic

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nomination for President oftho United States over men whofought and served in the ranks oftheir party almost beforo tho silveradvocale was born

It will probably bo a barren honorfor him and the Section of tho dis-integrated

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party that may followhim to the polls for it is plainly tobe seen that tho thoughtful andconservative business communitieswill stand up for McKinley andsound money ax against a mere de¬magogic and socialistic popular wawhoop

The Call probably strikes verynear the mark when it Btylos MrWilliam Jennings Bryau as not beiug cither a Democrat or populistbut gravitating from one to theother He might be called a poli-tical

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Don Quixotes unattended by acommon sense unimaginative Sancho Panza He does not mean tobe ungrateful but he does not thinkit ingratitude when favors are be-stowed

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upon him to turn and rendtho bostower of them if to do other-wise

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would hinder him in satisfyinghis ambition He coquetted withtho Louisiana delegation yet holooks upon the payment of a bountyto the sugar growers of that Statoas something rather worse thanhighway robbery

And again Wo can gaugo thocapacity of the Chicago conventionby the fact that so shallow a rhetor ¬ician as the hoy orator of the Plattecould intoxicate it with the exuber-ance

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of his verbqsity and sand itreeling off its feet

Arrivals of the Australia

Tho O S S Australia Houdlottecommander arrived a little after 6p m yesterday 6 days 7 hoursfrom San Francisco Light tomoderate winds wore experienced allthe way She left San Francisco at10 a m on July 11th with the fol-lowing

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passengersL O Abies Froderick Clift Mrs

Wm Clift Miss Abbie Bawden CliftJ F Eckardt Miss M Edward MissA Fennane R C Forsyth Mrs IHilda D M Horn P O Jones J WLenhart and wife D McLean MrsGoo Leibold Goo W Macfarlanewife and infant Miss N MclntyreMiss Ida Roberts Martin Smith S JSmith Miss O E P Stokes and maidMiss C P Stokes Jan Stokes andvalet Cbas M Taylor Jr and wifeJ L Torbet wife and infant Dr J MTopmoeller B Topmoellor MrsTwing S W Wilcox C L Wight andW Gage

Funthoon and Enterprise

Enterprise Beor is again in thomarket The cause of tho recentfamine in this beer is its popularityEnterprise Beer at the Panthoondoes not roquiro a doctors certificateor a chemical analysis beforo yousafely introduce it to your wifo oryour friends Tho increase in thoconsumption of this beer is tho bestguoranteo of its superiority over allother beer in this market Look foryourself at tho Australias manifesteaoh trip and be convinced that thoquantity of this beer importod istreble that of any other We havealways fresh boor to sot before youon tho day tho Australia arrivos forour beer at the Panthoon is so popu-lar

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that nono is loft ovor

Can there bo a society withoutpins In speaking of foreign sun ¬dries as imports tho English Con-sul

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at Chungking observes thatpins seem to be unknown and tho

remark applies to the whole ofChina Neither piuB nor walkingsticks are desired by tho Chinese

OOBKESPONDENOE

We do not hold ourselves responsible for theopinion of correspondents Our column areopen to every shade of opinion or party orgrUvance Correspondence must not be libel ¬lous or indfeent and must be accompanied bythe name ofthetcriter not necessarily fm pub-lication

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but as a guarantee of good faith

En The Independent

In a former Ibsuo of the Advortisor it said thot Col McLeau hadstatid that Captain Good had com ¬mitted an act which if done in thoUnited Statos during war time howould have beon shot Then againin Thursdays issuo it quotas fromau officer as it says high in thoopinion of tho Government as fol-lows

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I have reasons for boliovingthat tho public will enjoy a bilaugh ovor the chnrg- - whe n thi yare published Hold thorp MrBlunderer can the Government af-ford

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to arrest an officer that hereto-fore

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ss it appears has stood highin tho confidence of the Govern ¬ment that tho public may enjoy abig laugh at that officers expenseThere seems to bo something fishyin this business in order we sup-pose

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that the truth may not go for¬ward on tho Australia But which ¬ever way tho case is decided theGovernment has received a nail inits coffin that will stick and thopeople of the United States will getan insight into the queer ways ofour qlieor little military oligarchy

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IRRIGATION NOTICE

Holders of Water Privileges or thosepaying water rates are hereby notifiedthat tho hours for irrigation purposes arofrom 0 to 8 oclock a sr and 4 to 0 oclockr m ANDREW BROWN

Snpt Honolulu Water WorksApproved

J A KingMinister of the Interior

Honolulu July 10 1800 323 tl

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OFthe Stockholders of W G Ibwin fcCo Ltd hld at Us Office on WEDNES-DAY

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July Ifi 1890 the following personswere re elected to servo a Officers duringthe ensuing year

President and Manager Wm G IrwinVice President Clans SpreckclsSecretary and Treasurer

W MGilTardAuditor OTPorter

H M WHITNEY JRActing Sec Win G Irwin Co Ltd

Honolulu July 15 1800 J27 3t

TO NIGHTPOSITIVELY

Last -- - AppearanceOF

Company

Minstrels

ON

Saturday Evng July 18AT THE

DRILL SHEDA Show roplote with refined Minstrels

Now Songs and bybix Comedians

THE IRREPRESSIBLE

Billy OlieirloolcWill toll you when its right

THE REGIMENTAL QUARTETTE inNative Songs

BUBT L FINNEYTho undefeated will juggleChampion

Clubs blindfolded

LAUGHABLE AFTERPIECE- ENTITLED -

A Managers Troubles

Admission 1 and 60cSeats 011 miles at Benson Smith t Cotort and Hotel Btrcots 325

Timely Topics

Honolulu Jibj 9 189GTo day wc have something to

aay in rogard lo tho Do Laval

Crcnm Separators and Barbersrefrigerating machine

As you all know the purposoof tho Oroain Separator is theexpeditious and complete separ-

ation

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of cream from milk in thomost practical manner possibleTho Do Laval Separator is theinvention of Dr Gustaf Do Laval

of Sweden one of the mostpractical scientists and useful

inventors of any time and dis-

tinguished

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generally as tho Edi-

son

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of DairyingSinco its introduction in 1879

the Do Laval Soparator haswholly revolutionized dairyingmethods and won tho fight onbehalf of centrifugul separationIt has alone brought about thebroad development and univers-ally

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demonstrated superiority oftho now system to all othermethods

There aro two general ele-

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in the construction pur-chase

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and use of the De LavalCream Separators complete sep-aration

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which is naturally theprimary purpose of the machineand tho equally important oneof accomplishing that separationin tho most practical and econo-mical

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mannerTho Do Laval Power or

Creamery and Factory sizes ofCream Separators aro made ineight styles in addition tothe six sizes of tho smaller

Baby or Dairy Do Lavalmachines for house dairyingand cream gathering factory useThey range in capacity from1100 lbs to 4000 lbs per hourwhile tho smaller ones run from150 to 700 lbs

For housohold and small dairyuso tho Baby or tho Alpha

Humming Bird which canbo used by hand aro recommonded You will savo at least10 a year each cow by thoir

uso savo timo and troublo andobtain tho most porfect creamBarbers refrigerating machinois another one of thoso marvelsof tho inventive genius of thoago and has beon especially de ¬signed for small plants such ascreamorics butter cheeso andogg storage houses

Wo shall bo pleased to furnishfullor information to all apply-ing

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for it

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LOOAIi AND GENERAL NEWS

Sugar Is at 8 3 8Tho prottioit dress materials in

town at N S SachsMr G A Sprockels arrivod by tho

Oitj of Poking

Figured Dimities only 15cta porjnrd at L B Kerra

Tho band plays at tho baseballKame this afternoon

Tho only plnco to buy DreBBos intown is at L B Korrs

Mr Paul Neumann will not loavofor tho Coast by tho Australia

good articlo or little monoy iswhat any body can get at Kerra

The Good court martial has beencontinued until Tuesday eveningnoit

At the Cosmopolitan as warshipsare in port call for Pabst MilwaukeoBoer

Loi Poni Moi will bo sung at thoMinstrels this evoning by the Ha-waiian

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Quintet

At the Faoifio Exchano donthositato to call for Pabst MilwaukeeBeer

Tho Australia sails at i oclock onTuesday afternoon with a very largopassengor lint

The Hawaiian National Band hasboon playing a profitable oufjagement at Chicago

A fine lino of Kid Gloves Corsetsand Corset Covers at N S Sachs520 Fort street

Tho Planters Monthly for July isout Tho number contains much ofinterest to agriculturists and others

Dont bo misled Mnko your pur-chases

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at Kerra and savo at least 25cents on every dollar spont

O S Bradford is to bo tho Editorof tho Hawaii Herald an independent paper shortly to bo establishedin Hilo

The U S S Bennington is expoctod hero from San Francisco intho courso of a few days on route toChina

Silks Gauges Drapery note forevening dresses for balls partiesand weddings at N S Sachs

Get your seats early at BensonSmith Co for the Minstrol Showthis evening It will bo a grand entertainmont

White Honey Comb Bedspreadsat75cts 100 125 and 150 eachonly enough to last a few days LB Kerr Queen St

Tho Rov Mr Lytton will takecharge of tho 11 oclock and 730services of tho St Andrews Cathe-dral

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congregation

The PoBtmaBtor Goneral and hisefficiont staff did somo splendidwork in forwarding the full foreignmail by tho Kinau yesterday

A fleet of 30 coal vessels dolayedat Newcastle N S W by the strikesare now en route for San Franoiscowith coal tho strike having ended

Tho boys at the Anchor suggesttnat you sampio tnoir oyster cooktails and now brew of beer thisovening

Just recoived per Australia at theMerchants Exchange Oysters forOyster Cooktails Try them withEnterprise beer tho combination isdelicious

The two Charleys have TimCooper at the Criterion Tho boyaappreciate it It is said that thoesthetical songster and all roundutilitarian has expresaod his ap-proval

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of the concoctionA San Francisco oxohango states

the Austrian training war corvottotho Artemisia is shortly expectedfrom China with 200 CadetB onboard The description of thoArtemisia corresponds to that of ourrecent visitor tho Saida

So quietly conduotod is tho Cri-terion

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that it is a pleasure to dropin thoro and tako a draught of thatwhdlosomo and invigorating Soattloboer whilo you have a social talkwith a friend Neatness cleanlinessand good behavior is a sine qua nonto friendship here

It is slated that tho managementof the Royal Annex have decided toadopt devices which will enablemembers of tho alphabetical sociotiosto visit the annex and admire thoclassical paintings and statues re ¬cently imported by Mr W O Poacock Bathing suits nl tho rate of50 cents for two dozens will befurnished for the uso of Oorreggiosundroased figures and tho Mercury

will wear a collar and tie as well asthe Diana whoso slender nock forsome time has been adorned with anaval ribbon of tho Saida besides atasty neoklaoe Our morals aro im-proving

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and so is tho Boyal Annex

ViwmiuAWiriiln

Sam Many is again around townafter a Severn bout of illuosn

First Itogitnont vs Kamohamohsgto day A good gamo is nntiolpAtud

Tho Band will play at tho WilderAtkinson wedding on Monday oven-ing-

Tho Sugar oxporta for tho weekamountoci to 22891 bags of tho valueof 8010281

LowisCo Iinvn rocoivod a superbof daintios on ice by tho AustraliaCall at onco and innpoct them

At tho Criterion the Captain andhis aid aro rejoicing in tho thoughtthat tho popular bevorago is againon tap

Attention in called to An Admini-strators

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notion in nuothor column iuconnection with tho oatato of PilipoKakimilo deceased

Owing to tho coal striko in Aus-tralia

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that commodity is oxtromolyscarco iu San Francisco and thobunkers had to bo porapod to givothe Australia sufficient fuel to reachHonolulu

At tho Empire tho Duko andWaltor have placed this popularsaloon in first clnsB order for thonew cargoes of beer and first claBSpoods that aro ready for all Paint¬ing is finished and patrons arowelcome

Wo are informed that for noarlytwo weeks thuro has been lying iutho roadway on tho Ewa sido ofMoanalun a largo rook which foilfrom the cliff at Koloana hill andis dangerous to traffic especially atnight Surely it is somebodys dutyto romovo it

Col V V Ashford writes that hishealth is improving slowly and thatno helioves that his throat will soonbe in a normal condition SincoMarch 27 he has been taking nour-ishment

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through a tube but at lanthe has been allowed to take a littleliquid refreshment without it

Colonel Spreckels was in Wash ¬ington at latest advices Ho is anx ¬ious to secure tho mail contract forthe San Francisco Sydney line Ifho succeeds he will build threo 1000tons steamers which aro to mako thetrip in 18 days That will mean thatHonolulu will have loss than a fivodays service

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Racos on LanaiArrangements to celebrate tho

Fourth of July on Lauai had beenmade but owing to tho hoavy rainit was uecesrary to postpone thocelebration till the 11th Some finahorso races were held Nino oventawero on tho program and the righthorse won overylimo Noarly all thoinhabitants of the island and a num-ber

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of pooplo from Maui witnessedthe races under a canopy of Hawai-ian

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English and Amorican Hags Afoature of tho event was that thorowas no betting and no occasion fortho police forco one man to interfore There wan probably no monoy

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At the Makiki butts this afternoon tho following will shoot on be¬half of their respoctivo companiesFor Co B Corporal Waity cap-tain

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Sergeant O Atherton PrivateWilliam Bolster Privato Honry Hapai Private P H Foster CorporalW Schmidt Privato E Oleson Pri¬vate F Cook Corporal V O Woedon Privato C Riley

For Co D Corporal W Nottcaptain Privates W Wilder F

Vida W H Charlock F Zorbe BBurnett J MoGuire O Ramsey SDecker K Portor

Doath of a District Judgo

The Independent rogrets to an-nounce

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the death aftor only onedays illness of Hon W A Kukamana District Judge of Molokai atKalawao on Tuesday last the ldthinst An immense attendance fol-lowed

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tho romains to Kalaupapawhere tho funeral cortogo was metby tho band and escorted to thelanding whero tho body was placedon board the steamer Mokolij andtakon to the docoaseds late resi ¬dence for interment

A Oloso Haco from Honolulu

New Yonit N Y July 10 ThoAmerican ships Konilworth andHonry Villard both from tho Sand ¬wich Islands arrived in port yestorday ono hour apart after an oxoiting raco Tho vossels wero in com-pany

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to tho last twonty throo daysof tho voyngo Tho Konilworthdropped anohor first Tho Konil ¬worth loft Honolulu about the sametime as tho Villard left Hilo

Brealdnff Up tho Gang

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Tho polico ha finally Micoootledin breaking up tho gangs of hood-lums

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which for sometime havo an ¬noyed tho residents of tho Lilihastroot part of tho town Eightyoungsters wero rouudod up by thopolico on Thursday ovening andwcro arraigned in tho District Courtthis morning Fivo of them ploadguilty to being accessories to anassault on a Chinaman Sentencewas susponded until moved on bythe prosecution Judge Wilcox garotho young fellows somo wholesomoadvico which it is hoped will havegood ofTeot Tho other threo boyswho aro BUpposod to bo tho ring-leaders

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aro charged with aisault ona Chinaman At tho request of MrKaulukou tho canes woro poatponodtill next week And the MakaainanasmilftB some more

Tho Sunday Popular

Tho following is tho program fortho Makoo Island concert to morrowafternoon

PART I

The Old HundredOverture Kinc Stevon BcothovonFinalo Blrthday EisoldtSelection Herald Angels Uejor

Selcctlon Tho Ilosoof Castillo BalfoChorus Tonnhausor WognorSelection BoIIsarlo DonizettiFinnic Carmen Bizet

Hawaii 1onol

The Peacock saloons tho RoyalPacific and Cosmopolitan givoyou interchangeable chocks forPabst Milwaukoo Boer

ADHINIBTBATOHS NOTICE

PHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEENI duly appointed Administrator of the

Estatoof Pilipo Kakimilo k of HonoluluOaliu decoased notlco is hereby given toall creditors of tho deceased to presenttbelr claims whotlier secured by Mortgsceor omcrwiso uuiy autnenucatoa ana witutho propor vouchers if any exist to thoundersigned within Six Months 10 fromtho dato hereof or they shall bo ioroverbarred and all persons indebted to tbo de ¬ceased aro requested to mako immediatepayment at tho Law Office of S K Ka nocorner of King and Bethel streots up¬stairs 8 K AKIAdministrator of IhoEstaoof Pilipo Ka-

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fkl deceasedHonolulu July 18 18jn 3t oaw

HAWAIIAN

Baseball - Association

BASEBALL SEASON

1st Regimentvs- -

KamehameiiasSATURDAY JULY 18 1896

GAME CALLED AT 330 P M25 OKNTSADMISSION - -

281 tf

oojs ajstioSteamship Co

FOR SAN KRANOISCO

itTHE Al 8TEAM8HIP

AUSTRALIAWILL LEAVE HONOLULU

TOR TUB ABOVE FORT ON

Tuesday July 21stAT 4 OCLOCK F M

Tho undersigned aro now prepared toissue Through Tickets from this City to allpoints in the United States

SST For further partloularB regardingFreight or Passage apply to

Wm G IRWIN k CO LdQcnoral Agents- -

DAVID K BAKEKFLOBISI1

Nuaanu Valloy abovo the Mausoloum

ALL FlowersORDEKBandPlants will recolvoprompt and faithfulatttonlon Frea dolivoryto all parts with ¬in tho city limits

Io is Evorgrconsand Carnations aSpeciality

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TrciJDPHONF Nn 747 lv

DOa FOUND

WHITE DOG EAItS CLIPPEDA Ownor can havo tho same by provingownership and paying for this advertise ¬ment and tho expenses of its keeping

LlKELA WAILEHUAWuiawa liwa Oahn July 11 1800

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loTW DIMOND5

Put a ring around tho wordopportunity tho occasion

mnkes it Never in tho historyof morcantilo transactions inHonolulu havo tho pcoplo hadsuch a goldon opportunity tosolcct a lamp as to day A man ¬ufacturer who had more than hoknow what to do with morothan ho had spaco to put thornwroto us of his troubles Wohad nono of our own so wo lis-tened

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to him Our stock oflamps is tho result of his talo ofwoo and you get tho benefit

A black lamp that will givoa bright light is not a fad buta stylo that will remain until

Now Hawaii shall become oldBeing sombro in color thoy fur-nish

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with any decorations youmay havo in your room and anycolor shade that suits your fancywill look well on tho lamp

For a dinner tablo nothingfurnishes bottor than black banquot lamps Wo havo thom notcumborsomo but of a heightthat will beautify rathor thandotract from tho othor featuresWo havo piano lamps halllamps boudoir lamps and ovoryothor character of lamp that overwas raado Tho prices aro solow that it would injure ourbusiness to put thorn in thiscolumn

VJHollister Drug Co

DRUGGISTS

Fort StreetHONOLULU H I

CLOTHES

AND MONET

You can dress well and haveboth If you call upon us Wecan fit you out in every detailthat a man wears from the bestundertvoar to tho most fashion-able

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garments Our prices andquality of goods defy competition

Wo can restore your old clothes tonew ones

Medoiros DeckersTELEPHONE Oil P O BOX 298

DONT FORGET

DONT forgot that tho quality of tholeather in a harness regulates morothan anything olso Ha wowing propertics You cannot oxpect poor leatherto wear well Harnesses ruado fromtlio best loatbor will look well and woarwoll as only the best loather can woarA harness that always looks well with-out

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much attention and doos not needfroquent repairs

IS THE HARNESSIsland ordors solicited and promptly at- -

tended to

G R COLLINS337 King Sticot near Nuunmi

TELEPHONE 602

MODERN TIMES

Sale StetToleNuuann Avo opp Knplo Houso

Saddle Carriage Work HorsesALWAYS ON HAND

Kind and True Family HoibosA BPEOIALTY

W-- All orders reccivo prompt attentionand try to plcnso overyone

i8o- - N BEEHAM

GEORGE TURNER

The Boss House Painter

NO ONE HAS ACCEPTED MY LONGStanding Challenge as ray Paintshave boon proved to bo mndo of the PurostLinseed Oil and tho Best Motallio Products

I dont run tbo risk of increasing insur ¬ance rates by tho uso of Tar or other Com ¬bustible or Inllammablo Material

Honso Painting and Paper Hanging

Unexcelled by tlio trade and alwaysguaranteed

Bar Tclophono to No 023 or call attho cornor of Berctnnln nnd Fort Btreetsfor Estimates

W H RICHARD

General Business Agent

WILL ATTEND TO

Conveyancing in All Its BranchesCollecting and All Businoes

Matters of Trust

All business entrusted to him will receiveprompt and careful attention

Office Honokaa Hamakua Hnwali

MOR1KAWATfce Champion of Ills Trade -

A kan a Stablos Konia Street aboveHotel

Blacksmith Carriage Builder

Repairer

Horse Shoeing a SpeoialtyHis charges as a Smith are tho Lowest in

tho Trade nnd his work Is nnequalcd293 3m

SUGIOKA

King Street makal between Maunakea and Kekaullke Streets

HORSE SHOEING a Specialty7ri in xtBO Accordine to Biro

Oin fim

Beion Smith Co

DRUGGISTS

Fort StreetHONOLULU H I

Oceanic Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

LOCAL LINE

S S AUSTRALIAArrivo Honolulu Leave Honolulu

from S F for S FJuly 17 July20Aug 10 Aug 15Septl SeptOBopt28 Oct 3Oct 20 Oct 28Nov 10 Nov 21Deo 11 Deo 10

THROUGH LINEFrom San Francisco

for SydneyArrive Honolulu

for

Mariposa July 30 MonowalJuly 23Monowal Aug 27Alameda KoptlMariposa Oot22Monowal Nov 10Alameda Dn 17

From SydnoySan Franoisco

Leaie Honolulu

Alameda Aug 20Marlnosa Sent 17Monowal Oct 15Alameda Nov 12Mailposn Deo 10

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Printing HouseV Ji TE9TA 1jiormrTOB

Konia Street nbovoNortli Cornorof King

Book andr Job PrintingNEATLY DONE

FatrouB can bo satisfied by a TrialOrder

Kn Makaainana Tlio IndependentHoolaha Manaoio and Estato Rcgls

tor nro printed horo

WnjjB Irwin k CoLIMITED

WmG Ixwin President ManagerClans Sprockels Vice PresidentW M Glffard Beorotary TreasurerXhco OPortcr Auditor

SUGAR FACTORSAND

Commission Agents

AGENTS OF TUB

Oceanic Steamship GompyOf San Franelfico Cnl

For a Few Weeks Only

LIFE SIZE

CRAYON PORTRAIT

WITH -

r ONE DOZEN CABINET SIZE

Only S l OGONSALVES GALLERY

231 129 Fort Street 3m

BruQft Waring Go

Real Estate Dealers

503 Fort Bt near King

BUIIiDINa LOTS

houses and iaots andLands Fob Sale

gtf Parties wishing to dlsposo of theirProperties nro Invited to call on ns

Tolophono 801 P 0 Box 401

t O KLEMMB CO

GASH GRQCERSFort Btreet Chaplain Lane

Carry a full lino of

Groceries of Every Description

gW Island orders promptly attended to

BRE8H GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER

Goods Delivered Froe in Every Partof the pity glft fim

JOHN NOTT

Pujiidino Tin Copper and SheetIbon Work

King Strcot Honolulu

GONSALVES CO

Wholesale Grooers and WineMerchants

225 Queen Street Honolulu

HAWAIIAN WINE CO

Frank Brown Managor

S3 And I0 Morolinnt Ureal llnnolnln H T

WHIlf rtW Hj7i

JUST ARRIVEDA new lot of tho Finest

Musical Instruments

Autoharpo Guitars Violins Etc

Also a now Invoice of tho Cclchraled

Westermeyer PianosSpecially manufactured for tho tropical

ollmato second to nono

MORE THAN 100 OF THEM SOLD

On tho Hawaiian Islands during tho lastyears

ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMIINT OF

DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Also tho choicest European and Amori- -

Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST HEA80NAniK rMCEB

Ed HOFFSOHLAEGER COCorner King Bethel Streets

T B MURRAY321 323 King Btreet

Tho Loading

Carriage and

Wagon Manufacturer

ALL MAfEBIAM ON HAND

Will furnlah everything outside steamboats and boilers

Horse Shoeing a Specialty

TELEPHONE fi72

CARRIAGE PAINTING

HAVING ENGAGED A

First Class PainterFROM THE COAST

We FroposQ to MakeCarriage Painting a Specialty

And to Guarantee Buperior Work

Hawaiian Carriage Manfg Go

No 70 Queen Street

P HOKN

The Pioneer BakeryBread Pies Cakes of all kinds fresh

overy day

Frosh Ico Oroam made of tho Best Woodlawn Crcnm in all Flavors

Tbe finest Home made Confectionery

178 lm

PALACE RESTAURANT

Corner of Bothol and Hotel Sts

Comfortablo Privato Rooms for Ladlesand Gentlemen Open from 0 a m to 1 am

TicketsRlNntit Milt

REMOVAL

G09Ro

JOHN PHILLIPSHas romoved his Plumbing Business from

King street to tho premises on

Hotel StreetKnrninrly occupied by Wovnn

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LATE FOREIGN NEWS

tler 8 S AnstralinlTho Ouunn Kovolution

A apooial to tho Horakl from Ha ¬vana save An iraportaut filibuster ¬ing oxpodition has landed on thocoast of tho province of Piiinr delRio According to soorot advicesroceivod hero largo quatititios ofarm ammunition and other muni-tions

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of war wore safely landed andare now intho hands of the rebels

A spouial to tho Horald fromKingston Jamaica says Tho partyof Cubans who rocontly roaohodJamaica and woro dotaiuod in quar ¬antine havo arrived horo by trainThoy wore received by a big erowdat tho station and woro choorod asthoy passed through tho streets

Key West Fla July C Thestoaraor Three Friends passed horoat 9 a m pursued by tho Spanishwarship Alfonso XIII Both vessolswere under full steam Tho Throefriends was botwoon eight and tonmiles ahead of the warship

Observors say the warship firedupon tho Throe Friends The war-ship

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is cutting tho threo milo limitvory close and trying to head offtho Throe Friends

It is roported the Unitod Stateswarship Maino and United Statescuttors aro getting up steam proparatory to intercepting both vosselsGreat excitement prevails

Doputy Collector Knight receivedan order from Washington yosforday to release the arms and ammunitionrecently seized on the steamerCity of Key West Upon thoir roloase they were placed ou board thostoamor Throo Friends which leftat midnight ostensibly for Jackson-ville

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Shortly aftor her departurotho schooner Dollio with sixty twoCubans loft tho harbor and it isnow conceded that tho Dollio trans-ferred

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her men to tho steamerMany prominent Cubans woro amongthose who left

Is Macoo DoadPHavana July 10 Merchants of

Pinar del Rio who arrived here latelast night stato that Antonio Maccotho insurgent loader died of woundsreceived in his last ongagotnont withthe Spanish troops

Satollis Successor

Roue Italy July 5 Tho Popehas nominated Mousiguor DiomodeTamconis Papal delegate to thoUnited States in succession to Cardi-nal

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Satolli who is expected to arrivehero on July 15

Aiding Jewish Immigration

Vienna July 9 ThoiAlgemeinoZeitung announces that BaronHirohs widow has douatod JM000000 20000000 to promote thoemigration of Russian Jews toArgentine

Englands Sugar BountyLondon Eno July 8 In tho

House of Commons to day RightHon George N Curzon Parliament-ary

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Secretary for Foreign Affairsstated in a reply to a question bySir Charles Vincent that tho Gov ¬ernment was not disposed to takothe initiative steps toward tho aboli-tion

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of tho sugar bounty syBtomAttempt to Murdor E J Baldwin

San Francisco July 2 A fearfulscene was enacted at 985 oclockthis morning in Judge Slacks courtEmma E Ashley sister of LillianAshley took a deliberato shot at EJ Baldwin tho millionaire turfmandefendant in the seduction suit ontrial and nearly killed him Thobullet passed through his hair in-flicting

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a slight scalp woundEmma Ashley is now uudor arrost

charged with an assault with intontto commit murder

I did it becauso he ruined mysister sho said That was all Showas porfootly calm throughout

At tho same timo a shooting affraybetween James Crittenden attornoyfor Lilian Ashley and H A UnruhBaldwins manager was narrowlyaverted Both parties drow pistolebut tho fracas was prevented andtho parties woro cited for contemptof court and fined -

Suoh a scene has not boon wit¬nessed in a court of justlco since the

occasion whou a policomau shotJudgo Murphy whon the latter wasoxaminiug him in bin capacity asDistrict AUornoy

Moro Honors lor Americans

London July 8 After a very briefperiod of rost following the banquetin thoir houor last night the Ancientand Honorable Artillery Companyof Massachusetts wont to YS iudsorto day At Windsor thoy woro wel ¬comed by tho Mayor and Corpora-tion

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of tho town who presouted aformal nddross to which CaptainWalker mado a fitting reply

At 1 oclock tho Queen arrived ina carriago in which was also seatedtho Princess Fredorick Thoy woroentertained by an exhibition drill

Cretan Froodom

London July G - A dispatch tothe Standard from Athens says thoCretans yostorday elected a provi-sional

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government decided to pro-claim

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the union of tho island withGroeco and expressed tho hopo thatautonomy would bo granted tho isl-and

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under tho surveillanco ofpowers

Panic at Oypross

Genoa July 6 Tho Italia justarrived roports that Laranicia Isl-and

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of Cyprus has boon sufforingfrom earthquake shocks since July1 A general panic is said to provail at Laranicia Tho Governmentand military authorities are provid-ing

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tents for tho affrighted peoploTho town is deserted

Minister Young Doad

Washington July G A dispatchwas received at tho Stato Depart-ment

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to day announcing that Gen-eral

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Pierce M B Young UnitedStates Minister to Guatemala andHonduras died at Now York at 1130to day

General Young arrivod in thiscountry on June 21 Ho submittedto an operation at tho PresbyterianHospital in Now York and novor re-covered

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Ho was a native of Geor-gia

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and had a distinguished recordin tho Confederate Army

Bishop of Washington

Washington July 6 Tho Popehas appointed Rev Edward ODeaBishop of tho diocese of Naisquallywhich comprises the Stato of Wash-ington

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He is at presont rector ofSt Patricks Church at Portland Or

Cablo Magnate DeadLondon July 7 Sir John Pender

tho well known cablo magnate headof tho oastorn extension of the CapoAnglo American and other cablocompanies who has boon ill somotime died at 515 this afternoonHe was one of tho original directorsof tho first transatlantic cablo com-pany

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and instrumental in causingtho building of the Groat EasternHo was born in 1826

Yalo Defeated

Henley on Thames July 7 Yalowas dofeated but not disgraced to ¬day in the third hoat of tho GrandChallege Cup Leander won by 15lengths in 7 minutes 14 sscondsTho record is 6 minutes 51 seconds

Maahona RebelsSalisbury Mataboleland Julv 8orty white and 100 Zulus repulsed

t niiuuK iuico ui nijiHuouas at Bris ¬coes farm killing twenty fivo Thorohave been further massacres and insome instances Mashona nativo policehavo killed thoir officers

Monteroy DayMonterey July 7 Amid tho

booming of cannon and hurrahBfrom tho throats of 10000 peoplothe cornor stone of the Sloat monu-ment

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was laid this morniugNever in tho history of California

has thoroboon such a jubiloe andcelebration Fifteen thousand pooplo from all over tho coast aro horoand hourly trains are bringing inmore

ALLEN ROBINSON

Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBuildino Materials op

All Kinds

Qiinnn Hirflot Honolulu

Anchor SaloonCorner King and Niniantt Btt

W M Cunninoiiam - - Managor

Headquarters tor Mechanics and Laborers

the oninnnATKi

Fretiricksburg Draught Betr

Sf ALWAYS OH TAP 1Bole Agonts for tho Ronowncd

Long LifoAND

O P T

Oysters for CocktailsPer Every Australia

GStr Call and bo convinced --nit

Empire SaloonCorner Nunanu and Hotel Bts

D V MoNicnoi - - Manager

GlioiEB Wines Liprs AtePORTERS Etc ON DRAUGHT

Half-and-Ha- lf on DraughtMoBR A Y3DKI S

Handmade Sour MashjA SPECIALTY

j nuvniuiMerchants

S I SHAW Proprietor

Corner King and Nnuanu Streets

Choice LiquorsAND- -

Fin Beers

TELEPHONE 491 -- x

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Metropolitan Meat Cor

81 KING STREETG J Walleb - Manaoeiu

Wholesale andKotall

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Navy Contractors - -

Telephone G07 P O Rox 321

HONOLULU

Carriage Manufactory128 180 Fort Btreet

Carriage BuilderAND REPAIRER

Blacksmitliing in all Its Brandies

Orders from tho other Islands In BuildingTrimming Painting Eto Etc

promptly attonded to

W W WRIGHT ProprietorSuccessor to G West

THE ARLINGTON

A IPanaiiy HotelT KBOUSE I prop

Per Week 12001SPECIAL MONTHLY RATES

The Uest pf Attondanco the Rest Situationtl Vlnoat U a l tlU llv

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