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EDMUND NORKIE - Editora 0 KENYON - - Mauacor

Residing in Hono ultlc

A BRILLIANT AFFAIR

Tho Maonic Bll at IndopondoucoHall a Grand Succoou

Novor boforo has Iiiiloiiuiuloiice

Hall appeared iu stioli brilliant arrayas ii did last evening when tho mem

bers of Hawaiian Lodge No 21 FA M entertained their friends

and brethren at a most elegant ballThe decorations were ilniuo andthe dioplay of oloatrio light madethe hall look like a dream of fairland The floral decorations woresuperb making the hall rosomble atropical bower Tho banquot hallwas in charge of Honolulus leadingcaterer Mr T Krouso and thobeautiful decorations as well as thoselect refreshment enhanced thecharm of the evening Many of thodocorations wore omblomatic ofmasonry and the taste with whichthey were prepared drew the ad-

miration¬

of all prosont The Quin-

tette¬

Olub furnished tho music forthe dancers and it was past 2 oclockboforo tho last guests departed A

spooial feature of this interestingaffair was the total absence of any-thing

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stronger than lemonadeAmong those present were Mr andMrs Dole British CommissionerHawes Acting French Consul Giffard and Mrs Giffard Mrs Neumannand hor daughters Mrs Fowler andMrs Hasson Mrs Eleanor Grahamthe Misses Parker Vida KitchenWilder Atkinson and Afong 0 ASpreokels Commander ThomasLioutouants Elliott Ziogemeior andothor officors of tho Bonniugton andtho Rev Alex Mackintosh

BOUND FOR AUSTRALIA

Tho Marquardta Maki But a BriefStay In Honolulu

Tho Marquardta are announced toappear in but two coucorts a factthat is regretted by lovers of musicThose artists leave for tho Colonieson tho Monowai to carry out contracts made in San Francisco

They wero roceivo a warm wel ¬

come hore on Friday night whichwill mark their first appoaratico iuthis city An excellent programmewill be furnished on this occasionin which several local musiaiaus willtake part

The second concert will be givenon Saturday night Seats for bothwill bo on sale to morrow morningat Hobrons Drug Stare Peoplewho desire their pick must go earlySalo commences at 9 oclock

Mm Marquardts harp numberswere charming aud Mr Mafquardtplayed in his masterly wuyzSanFranoiaco paper

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COPYRIGHT APPLIEDHONOLULU TUESDAY JUNE 1895

MAUI NOTES

Tho patrons of TNnrrENDCNT

are sorry to hear it go noof existence do they

can to koep isssueday of court session

spent in hearing argumenta trial in Young

bribery motiondenied bo broughtbefore supreme court

G E Simpson qUtl gavea farewell dance at their Paia resi-

dence¬

at which present a largenumber of friends A onjoy

time wasHenry Long been admit ¬

to orautiue boforo lowercourts passed a creditableexamination boforo Deputy Attor-ney- Goneral Brown attorneysJohn Richardson Ivaulukou

gentleman aotiug as post ¬

master in Wilders absence is aobliging person Last Wednes ¬

day people to Wait anhour their while gentle-man

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would with person ofinfluence would happen along

would allow clerks tohaudlo

Executivo Committeo ofMaui Racing Associationchanged programmoFourth particularsmail- -

11 is to be hoped Legisla-ture appropriate mouey to im-

prove¬

highways between KulaKuhului

S S Kahului is to heroagain touoli alMahukdna

arrive aboutFourth

SpreckeUvIlle Plantation finishedgrinding yesterday

Eiger boonchomist at Sprcckelsvillepast severed connection

Plantation todaydepart former fields of labor

fields of LouisianaGrippo is catching ou A good

many pooplo are up

INSURANCE

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Life and

Marine

AT KATKS

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for mail thetalk any

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BEST

JT JUL DOWSETT

Sorghum and ilfalfa

SEED

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HENRY DAVISCOCOS Fort Street

V A Mrnmtios S Decker

Medeiros Co

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Hptol Stroot Arlintjton Block

The cry of Hard Tunes his rencliod usall and reulizlng that man must bo

clothed wo liavo deoided to

Reduced Our Prices for tho Next

30 Days

AND WE OFFER

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Suits and Trousers

At prices that will be within tho roach ofeverybody Wo carry a Soleot Btock offloods and Riiaranten a Perfect It andFirst class Work Those who really deslra to bo dressed neatly and nattily andcannot nflonl to spend much money ontheir olothos will do well In calling at ourStore before going olsowlicre

S DECKER - JtorAcrau

California Fruit Market

Corner King and Alntiea Streets

CAMARlfM REFRIGERATORS

UV EVERY HT1UMKIIH

From San Francisco with

Fresh Fruits Oystors

Salmon Poultry

J -Etc Ktu Etc

- ANTONB ROSA -

Attorney at Law

Knalmmami Street Honolulu

PAUL NEUMANN -

Counsellor ano Attorney-at-- L aw

Merchant Street Honolulu

GONSALVB3 OO

WrioDESALE Gnoocns and Wine- MEH0IUNTS

225 Queen Street Honolulu

H B THOMAS

Contractor and Builder

Building Materials for salo EstimatesFurnished

H P BHRTELMANN

- Contractor and Builder

All kinds of Repairing And General Garpon- -try Estimates on Buildings

- Furnished

JOHN NOTT

jalLUJinma Tin Coprni and Sheet- lnpn Work

Ulnt Street Honolulu

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321 m ICIni Street

Thu Loading

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KUKUl JEWELRY A SPECIALTY

Particular attention paid to all kinds ofJtepulrs

Oampbell Block Merchant Street

Metropolitan Meat Go

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Stationer Newsdealer

MUSICAL INSTEUMKNTS

Music by Every Steamer

Outdoor GamesJ

Toys Notions Etc Etc

FANCY GOODS Etc

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HONOLULUT

Carriage Manufactoryij

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Carriage BuilderAND REPAIRER

Ba kmtlilng inall Its Braictiis

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8u0 esior to Q West

REMOVAL

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Issued every nftemoon except Sunday atBrlto Ilnll Konla streot

Gainst the wrong that need resistancerrorJhc right that needs assistance

For the future in the distanceAnd the good that vie can do

lam in the place whereofI am demandedof conscience to speak the truth and the truthI speak impugn it who so list

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- EditorManngor

TUESDAY JUNE 25 1891

THE WHY

The official morning paper in very

much yorkocl tip booauso it aajs theappropriation to W 11 Oastlo will

not or oannot find any good roason

why that gontloinan should not go

to Washington ra Minister from Ha ¬

waii Wo thought that our contem-

porary

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could take a hint and lot thomatter alone but since ho insists in

learning tho truth we will give it tohim

Tho opposition to Castles appoint ¬

ment is not basod on his inability towear pointed toed shoes and creasedtrousers The objection does notariso because he cannot play pokerand drink whiskey His unfitness is

not aired becauso he lacks socialtalents and is an acknowledged boroHo might in duo time be polishedof and bocome presentable Ho

might oven learn how to play pokerEven idiots sometimes bocenio ex-

ports

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His stomach may got usedto whiskey wo shouldnt bo sur ¬

prised that it has met with that fluidbefore and Castlo in fact may bo

transformed into a convivial genialdiplomat and

be a credit to this glorious republic

We had hoped that the gentlemanTTould hoTo avoided auob a trans ¬

formation and remained plain Sun-

day¬

school toacher Castle at homo

rather than gold laced fast Castleat Washington His organ howeverchallenges us to give reasons whyho should not be appointed

The speech which Castle made inNovember 1891 against Clevelandshould bo sufficient reason to cancelhia appointment It will bo ex-

tremely

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humiliating if another Ha ¬

waiian Minister should be declaredporsona non grata and thero arevast chances of that fate meetingCastle if ho is sent to Washington

But tho true reason why tho pub-

lic

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kicks against him and why onlySenators Bice and Waterhouse in

tho socrot sossions of tho senateback him is that there is a well developed and stubborn idea in theheads of most people that Mr Cas-

tlo

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wants to go to Washington on

private business at government ex

penEo and with tho crodit givingposition of a Minister Plenipotentiary Wo do not dosiro to do Mru

Castlo an injustice any moro thantho rost of our citizons but it wouldbe well for him if his organ couldcomo out and state straightfor-wardly

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that Mr Gastlos appoint ¬

ment is not duo to tho dosiro of MrHatch and othor gentlemen highlyinterested in a certain not at prosontpaying onterprieo to secure his ser-

vices

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in tho East for the1 purpose of

booming tho said enterprise andeventually floating a loan MrHatch and Mr Oastlo are so sadlymixed up in tho onterpriso referredto that it is difficult to believe thatthere is not a very big nigger in thatrailway fence and that Castlo is tofix the nigger in Washington

tWhon Mr Castle can assure thesenators besides Watorhousa and

llico who both aro interested in thoniggor and tho public generally thaithoro is no prirato Boheiiio on handbut that ho goes to tho enormousoxpenso of living in Washingtonand giving up his lucrativo lawpractices hero for public good alonethen wo will coaso our oppositionand we will endeavor to poieuadeSenator Baldwin and tho Star todrop their kick against tho then im-

maculate and super virtuous patriotW It Castle

OVEItnE

Whore it tho Steamor Kahului

Latest reports from Maui statesthat the steamer Kahului which leftSan Francisco on the 12th iust hasnot yot arrived The San FranciscoBulletin writos the following in itsiasub of the 13th inst

If the steamer Kahului aliasSirius alias Scandinavia overreacheD Honolulu in safety her crowhave cause to fool happy Tho Ka-

hului¬

departed yestorday loaded insuch a manner that her appearancecreated marked comment along thefront and had her crow been givenhalf a ohanco they would probablyhave deserted in a body She wasloaded so deep that her main deckwas almost awash and her deckswere littered with lumbor and mer-

chandise¬

Just before the vessel sailed aderiok was rigged and tho stevedoresstarted to place a ten ton wheel overthe main hatch At this juncture aFederal officer interfered and thovessels owners were not permittedto put the freight on board Missionwharf No 2 in consequenco is partlyfilled with merchandise marked Ka-hului

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which would if put on boardhave rendered the craft a floatingmenace to lifo and property

All preparation for loading thoship to a dangerous degreo weromade but at the last moment thecrew made such complaint that thoconsignees came to their senses

As it is the Kahului went outoverloaded to all outward appear-ances

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Court Notes

Tho Supremo Court was in sessionon appeal cases yesterday A decisionhas been filed in the extraditioncase against Johnson of tho candyand newspaper storo Tho Judgeholds tho indictment to bo sufficientconsequently Johnson had to re-

turn¬

to Muscatine County Iowayesterday Probate has been ap-

plied¬

for in tho estates of JS Kekukahiko and H N Castle Lettersin the latter case to be issued to JB Castlo to secure a policy of S10000 insurance at the instance of WR Castle Bonds have boon filednumerously in the case of Emmoluth vs J Cook to stay proceed-ings

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till appeal and new trial can boheld Commitment of W Fernan-dez

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for forgery has been filed by thoDistrict Court Agreement to bo

resent at witnesses examinationsE as been filed in tho cases of JnoByrno vs Jno Martin and sams vsJno Allen et al

Since yestorday noon there hasbeen filed a garnishee summons inthe case of the California Food Covs H Poor H Cannon garnisheeand defendants answer to sameAlso appears a list of receipts forthird and final dividend of 29S81percent in the bankrupt estate ofof A Borba of Wailuku 0 Bolteassignee A notice of appeal in thecase of H Cannon vs H Poor hasbeerxfilod by Cannons attorney JA Magoon In tho partition suitof T O Polikapa vs Poomaikai Poohina for land on Konia street thedefendants answer is filed denyingthat any cause for partition existsas ho is the solo owner A stipula-tion in re bonds in tho S S Waitnanalo insurance cases is also filed

An Event In Society

The engagement of Mr HermanFocke to Miss Anita Neumann waofficially announced vtoday Thobridegroom uleot belongs to an ex ¬

cellent German family and is thoroproseutativo in Honolulu of tlmwell known firm of HoffaohlapgerCo The fiancee is the third daugh ¬

ter of Mr and Mrs Paul Neumannwho to day celebrato their silverwedding Tho contracting oungpeople are both extremely popularin Honolulu society The weddiugwill tako place In a short while

mnfl

jacaMsewsufvewirrrtrtiirt

THE LEGISLATURE

SENATE

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this morning asusual Minister Damon gavo noticeho would bring -- in four ¬

Biil to morrow A paUtonfrom thti landholders of Olaa wasread The Committoo oh PublicHealth aud Education reported thattbey favored taking tho census thisyear instead of waiting till noxtKeport laid on table to bo consider-ed

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with Bill Committeo on Laudspresented a louglhy and elaboratereport ontho Laud Bill recommend ¬

ing modifications in almost oterysoction and striking some out alto-

gether¬

Tho chief effect was toshorten tho timo of residence vo

qtiired tind to strike out the clausesprohibiting tho ale and use of liquorand opium on the homesteads lease-

holds etc created by tho Bill BillNo 2 relating to vehicle tires wasroad by the Secretary and roforrodto tho Committee on Public Landsand Internal At 230p in the joint committees on Eulosmeot

H0V32 Or EZritESENTATIVES

Tho IIoun convened at 10 a mPrarora and minute were road

Rycroft presented a report fromtho committeo to which wer0 referred oetious8l and 82 of the landbill Tho committee mado certain

and the report onmotion of Kimuoba was laid ontho tallo to be considered with thobill

Ktmauoha moved that the billswhich were printed be taken up forconsideration

Minister Damon asked that allbills referriilgto boheld b3 k for tho present Underthe constitution thwse bills shouldbo introduced in the Senate priorto thai in the HouseTim had not been done and howouldasktlm Hou to to defer discussion on thorn until tho Senatehad dealt witlithoru

On motion of Kamauoha the billswore tabled He also moved thatbill No 0 relating to the electricfranchise- - for Hilo bo taken up andthat tho billbe referred to the com-mittee

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on publicRichards suggested that the bill

bo considered by tho House rightaway

Tho Attornoy Goneral desired togo on with the land bill The Hiloelectric bill could bo deferred with-out

¬

going into committee Theland bill should be finished Itwould not bo --proper to send theHilo bill to the committee mention-ed

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as the members of that committeo wero EobertsoD Rycroft andRu hards of whom the first namedhad introduced tho bill and theothor two wero partially interestedHo moved that tho bill be deferreduntil t lie land bill had been finishedCarried

Tho speaker presented a com-munication

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from holders of land inPlaa asking for special favors andsubjidy for their cofto lands Thopetition Was signed by LansingGrossman and others

The wai laid onthe table to be considered with tholand bill Tho same disposition wasmade of a resolution from Olaa coffeo planter- - aud pf a list of crownlands not under special loaso- - pre-pared by C P Iaukea Tho listmentions G000 acres of land ofwhich 23003 anroi aro claimed to besuitable for caffoe

Tho Uoujotheu went into com-mitteo

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of iliowholo for tho discus ¬

sion of tlm w bill

Tho ICumahamehas

Tho closing exercises at Kamohamohn School began this afternoonat 230 oclock A baseball gamebetween the school team and thealumni ha also ben arranged forthin afterunoii To night ProfessorIichardri will hold a reception forhii graduate1 Lart evening tho91 rliiss met and had a good timo

in the dining room A number ofgirl friends were present Thoschool liavodone Tery well duringtlin past year aud has kept up theirwell deserv d popularity There isno doubt that the schools will bocrowded when the next torm opens

Timolv VnnicRAMMVftJ Vivs

ThoSnntoinqt

Appropria-tion

Improvements

recommendation

appropriations

presentations

improvements

communication

33SfcggwgammsmEssFJune 21 1895

At last Hawaii will becomoa true Paradise on the earthan Eldorado that oven themost imaginative dreamercould hardly picture Be ¬

tween the Labor Commissonand MrDolos Land Act everyhappiness and prosperity willbo secured forever The firsttells us how to become j ich bygrowing coffee and cabbageand tho last gives us the neces¬

sary lands on which to raisetho said coffee and cabbageTho Bureau of Agricultureinvents and imports toads andbugs and all possible blightdestroyers and the day is

Dear when the proverbial smallfarmt r only needs to take hisbanket and go out in the forestand field and fill it with berriesand fragrant sauerkraut

But how is he going 1 Onfoot That will be much toowarm on horse back Tooinconveinentj he cant lie hishorse to a cabbage head Howthen will be asked

Ori a Monarch of course- That ia why wo importedthat celebrated bicycle whichhas already become world-re-noun- ed

and tho popularity ofwhich is assured here as elsewht re We have only a feW leftof tho lot that we received bythe Andrew Welch Anorder for more Monnrchs hasgone forward and we will soonbe ready to supply the 20000small 1 armors who will be in-

duced¬

to come here by theLabor Commission with theindispensible bicycle Wehave them in two grades onewe offer at 90 It is a strongserviceable wheel and wo gua ¬

rantee that it will give satis-faction

¬

to anyone who trie3 itThe other grade which wehave in stock is without com-

parison¬

the best bicycle everimported here We sell it at

105 This wheel is perfect Itis now preferred in the Statesto any other wheel and ladiesand gentlemen are unanimousin their praise of this highclass bicycle We could writecolumns in describine thebeauty and qualities of Mon ¬

arch but we prefer to at k youto ntep into our storo withoutdelay and make a personalinspection Persons who havenot yet straddled the fin fiesiecle horse and who desiro tolearn how to rido shoud be¬

gin their experience on aMonarch The Monarch sim ¬

ply teaches them to ride andit is nearly impossible to takea tumble when once seated onthe Monarchial back andspeeding towards WaikikiMake an inspection at onceas our stock will run out andthen will you have to wait forthe arrival of our next in-

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TflflBawailaa Hardware Co Ld

307 Fort StreetOppotlto SpreckelBloek

FOURTH OF JULY MEETING

OF THE

HAWAIIAN

Jockey Club

July 4 1895

OFFICIAL PROGRAMME

Racoa to Oommouco at 130 Sharp

1st RACE--M- 1o Dash Purse 150

2d RAOE TOtlnjs and Pacing to Har ¬

ness 3 minute ilasi best 2 in 3Parse 10J

3d ItAOE-Ji-MlloD- ftoh Hawuilan BredHorse Parse 150

4th RACE Trottngand Pacing to Horncis Vccq fjr ml Purse 200

5th KACE-IH-M- llo Dash Free for allPuree LW

i-- Three to enter nd two to startIn mso ot only i wo ontles the third entryto be deducted from the Winning Parse

TOu- - Entries close July 1st at 2 p uGeneral Admission 100Carriage 250Qaarur Stretch Badges 260

S G WIlDERBtcrotary Hnwilinn Jockey Olab

2 tf

Ed Hoffschlae ger

Kng Street Oasttafc Coulee

PIANOS

ORGANS and

or the mail est obadc

mopposite

Household Sewing Machine

GUITARS

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Wines Liquors Beers

OAEPETS AND RUGS

Baby Carriages a Specialty

Ittf-- Inspect the Bslocted Stook of

Ed HOFFS0HLAEUEU CO

King Sreet oppoiti Oaitle Cooke

ALLEN ROBINSON

Dealebi ix Lumber and Coal audBoildino Materials of

All Kinds

Qieen Strest Honolulu

ANTONifl ROSA

Atiorsev at Law

Kaahuroanu Etreet Honolulu

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LOOAIi AND GENEBAIi NEWS

Tho Koauhou arrivod this morn ¬

ingQua Spreokols loavos for Maui

to night

U Schaefor is Becond lloutenantof Co E

AJJgard of Health moots to morrowat p m

Frank Vida is on tho high road torooovory but ho is not out jot

A numbor of now advertisershavo our attention to morrow

will

Election of officors at the Amerioan League will take place on Fri-

day¬

Tho Lillie E Starbuck sails foNow York to day with a cargo ofsugar

Many island steamers departed to-

day¬

and all wore crowded with pas¬

sengers

Mrs John Parker and Miss EvaParker left in the Kinau to day forWaimea

Affidavits iu tho matter of DrArmitage havo wo loam from Mauibeon sent in

MlllJG Tho expenses of the June term atWailuku just finished were 1488 20

or a little over

The St Louis College band givesa concert this afternoon at the col-

lege¬

grounds

Tho Lehua sneaked out again last-- night When that appropriationbe exhausted

i

Willie Rickard the oldest son ofW H Rickard returned to the isl-

ands¬

in tho Warrimoo

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There are probably enough senators to defeat W R Castles nomina-tion if it is persisted in

The Senate does its business inoommittees the public only hearingthe result of its matured wisdom

Judge Whiting sits on the Su-

premo¬

Court bench on the appealoases as Judge Bickorton is still ill

Thero was only a slim audienceat tho Emma Square conoert lastevening owiug to the masonic ball

The stockholders of Ewa Planta-tion

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Co will meot to morrow after-noon

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at 280 at Castle Cookosoffice

A carriage belonging to tho California Fruit Market was smashedlast evening through tho runawayof tho horse

Nioper the expressman who wasso seriously injured a few wotiks agois again round to business andwishes your work

The volunteers are now to betrained in camp life Two com-

panies¬

at a time will try tontsleeping and mosquitoes

Among tho passengers in theAustralia yesterday were the Mc- -

Auliffe brothers who have hadcharge of W H Cornwalls racehorses

It is understood that Dr Emer--

soa has been appointed to the posi-

tion¬

of Station Houso physician intho place of Dr Cooper who goesto tho jail

The reserved seat sale for theMarquardt concerts will commencepromptly at 9 oclock to morrowmorning at Hobrons Drug StoreThoro is a strong demand for seats

Tho Hawaiian Hardware Co hasexhausted the first invoice of thooolobrated Monarch bioycle Fourdozens havo been ordered and mostwill be sold in advance of tho ar

--Tr rival

Mr and Mrs Neumann will bo athome to their friends from 730 to980 this ovoning Paul looks asyouthful as ovor to day and not o

bit the worse for his 25 yearsjubilee

Mrs B F Dillingham a memberof the Board of Eduoation enter ¬

tained a number of teachers lastToning at her residenco The en¬

tertainment was giroa on behalf of

th Board

A largo crowd gathored at thoOcoanio wharf yostorday at tho doparturo of tho Australia The bandgavo Profosor Bergor a specialsend off

The Tohiolo tires and axlo bill willcause a lot of work for carringobuildors and blacksmiths if it goesinto law No vohiolo can be usedaftor July 1896 on theso islandsunless its wheels and axlesfitted to tho legal size

are

The Board of Education has re ¬

ceived 1500 now primors and a lotbfother fresh supplies of school bookswhich are required on account ofthe number of young children nowbeing received in the schools beingsomething unprecedented

Hustaco Co and HackfedCo each lost a valuabto horseyesterday The animal belongingto Hustaco was kicked and had to bshot and tho belonging to Hackfeldgot seriously Injured by trying tojump an iron fonco and met theBamo fate

A parrot escaped from tho Chinesedomestic of a house on King streetnear Richards street Tin crowdthat gathered round and tho con-

fusion¬

of exclamations they madeand the presence of a Mau lla mon ¬

key chained to a tree made fur afew minutes a regular monkey andparrot time

THE HAWAIIAN NEWS

The calm with which the Hawaiian news of tho Queens abdica-tion

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was received both here and inWashington caused the publicgenuine surprise We expected itto throw the whole missionary com-munity

¬

into the violent agitationwith which all previous intelligencefrom the island had been receivedBut tho Tribune dismissed it in asmall perfunctory paragraph andLodge Frye Boutelle Companyfar from extending any dust andsweat on it passed it over in a sortof mournful silenco Yet rightlyconsidered it was the most im-

portant¬

triumph of the Gospelyet aohieved iu the land of hoathonIn fifty years or thereabouts themissionaries have not only convertedtho natives to Christianity andwitnessed the reduction vof theirnumbers by one half but their Sonsaided by other believers have gothold of about two thirds of tho landof the island and all the fertileportion of it Tho folly of leaviagtho natives in possession of theGovernment after the property hadpassod into the hands of foreignersthen became apparent to tho hum ¬

blest white Christian in the placeand it was determined to dethronetho Queen It would havo beendifficult to dethrone her for want oftitle or on account of her coloror on account of tho poor quality ofher government considering thequality of that of some of our ownStates So it was determined todethrone hor for unchaatity andheatheu practices Bit to do thisit was necessary that Bomebodyshould commit treawn and exposehimself to the loss of his head Soit was decided to get tho UuitedStates minister to join in a righteousconspiracy to persuade tho Queeuthat it was the United States thatwas deposing her and to landsailors for that purpose Accord-

ingly¬

sho surrendered and theChristians turned to Washington toget thomsolvea annexed taking careto got there before the Queend peo-

ple and secure this great tiiumph ofrighteousness boforo they arrivedThey did not secure annexation butthey wero successful in setting up aGod fearing chaste and

republic in which overy manwas to have his vote and every childhis school and all money was to bemade by the salo of Sunday booksand newspapers

After a few months of this happyand holy regime which tho wickedCleveland and tho blunderingGreBham tried to upset by diaboli-cal

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negligences plots and ignorancos some of tho natives determin ¬

ed to commit treason by em qrrqed

rising against this good missionary-nud-Birg- ar

Govornmont They fail-

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an wickod mon aro apt to failand all fell into tho hands of thoChristian police aftor a brief resi ¬

denco iu tho oxtlnct orator of a vol-

cano¬

Of the atrocity of their of-

fence we can hardly trust ourselvesto speak To employ hoathon vio ¬

lence to overthrow what Christianviolohco and fraud have set up isalmost a crimo against human na-

ture¬

Those misguidod mon are boing tried by court martial and howgood it is of the Sons of the Mabiouaries to try them ovon bycourt martial or to try themat all Instant execution by theircaptors would have been toogood for them Why should theybe tried when taken with arms intheir haudr f The one good reasontor trying them that wo oo is thattho propurpuniahment for treasonwhich is drcapitatiou may be iudieted oil iluui iu tho public rquarWe can recall no case iu which treasou hat been committed udder suchcircumstances of aggravation Arising against aay established gov ¬

ernment U au awful crime but whatnuall wo say of a rising agtiut agovernment of good wise chistemen who eenk uuthiug throughtheir rule except the elevation otthe natives aud the iriuuipu of thotrue religion I

The Queeo however has doaeworse than commit treason Gladlywould we pass over without com ¬

ment her last outrage on the repub-lic

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but we hare a duty to performit She knew well- - she must haveknown that in claiming the crownand pretending to consider herselfwrongfully deposed sbo was render-ing

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the only service in her power tothe nun who for her sake and thatof her people have set up a republicin their midst As a centre of mo-

narchical¬

and especially British in-

trigue¬

as a person for conspiratorsto rally round and restore to thethrone sho knew well how important she was not only to the republicand to the New York Tribune butto Lodge Frye Boutollo Co whoare doing the work of the worldin Washington Knowing this how-

ever¬

she has formally and in herprison surrounded by cocoanutbombs abdicated She has signedaway all claim to the throno in themost formal manner She has leftno one to furnish a centre for mo-

narchical¬

or British intriguesThere is now no one ior the rebelsto rally round No wonder thenews has created no excitement inHawaiian circles in this country Itis too atrocious an offence for anyth-

ing-but silent Borrow It justifieseverything that the Missionarieshavo said of this wicked wickedwoman A week ago we would haveprotested against her execution forfor treason We would have saidthat although by both human auddivine law she merited tho fate ofCharles I yet considering howmuch milder manners have becomeduring the last two hundred yearcou udoring the clemency of ourown treatment of Jefferson Davisnnd othor rebel a plea should beoutered for a gentler puuishrantsay for perpetual impri-onm-- orbanishment to a Populist S uBut now we have not a word to payagninst her execution Lt her liebeheaded aud hor blood bo ou herown head

Wi would we could stop uenbut if wo are not greatly wirtaluD ile Pres d int DjIo of tho repub ¬

lic our own Dole is aUo a traitorHe is advocating the ces uou ofNeckar Islaud to a Britidi telegraphcompany for a s afou for au oceaucable although he knows woll thatthe British Government would forti-fy

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it and keep a garrison in it andthus dominate the whole group ofislands Why does ha do thUtAlasl The answer to this revealsonly too clearly tho degeneracy ofthe times What reason but onecan there be for his conduct Whatdoos Senator Lodgo think it isWhat doos the ancient poet Bayabout tho influence of gold onhuman conduct What do tbeBritish maintain tho gold standardforf Noed we go further into thispainful subject- - TJ Nation

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TUESDAY JUNE 25 1891

ANOTHER EXILES STATEMENT

Klomtno Gives His Version of PrltonTroatmont

Tlio second affidavit ot tlio batchthat has beon sworn to by tlio Ha-waiian

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oxiles wa9 tondored for publi-

cation¬

by Karl Klomtno an ox ohioTof the mounted police of ilnwaiilast uight

Referring to his caso against tlioDologovoruuiont Sir Klemine gavoRomo interesting facta coucorningthe rucont trouble in tlio islandsand presented a lotter from Irosilent Dolo inviting him to become amember of the advisory council todiscuss the matter of Japanese andChinese immigration into Hawaii

As soon as the missionaries se ¬

cured power said Mr Klommethoy aided the immigration of Asi-

atics¬

Myself and friends opposedthe Japanese Doles frionds Iafterward learned wore in reality infavor of tho coolies ud I incurredtho enmity of llp government bystauding in thoir way

My sympathy was uovor with thoDole Government so was singledout as a suspect and exiled

Klomme rIiows Captain Davis upin a very unenviable light

Mr Klemmes statement is ns fol-

lows¬

-- 11 was arrested January 7 1805at about 380 p in and placed in acell My cellmate was P M Uoorney I was not given hammock norblanket till next night At about880 in tho morning of January 81895 a broakfast was placed in thecell it consisted of hardtaok beefpotato and tin of tea Was not al-

lowed¬

out ot cell till about 1230 pm was then given about an hourof exorcise Next day Jauuary 91895 was not out of my cell tillabout 280 p m

All this time I suffered severelyfrom asthma January 8 1895 1

was called into tho ollice by thejailer Ho said to me that my wifewas outside that she has told himthat my youngest child was sickthat she had left some medicine forme He asked mo in the presenceof A P Peterson how I used themedicine Ho then stated that I

could not use it at night I mustuse it during the day Ho wouldnot allow me to take it in tho cellI was refused on this occasion permission to soe my wife

Through lack of medicine andfrom oloso confinement my condi-

tion¬

became worse daily and at lastI could scarcely speak

About tho 22d of January 1895

at 9 oclock p m I was removed toauothor cell From 1 oclock p mof February 2 1895 until 2 oclockp m next day I was not given foodnor allowed exorcises

Finally I could staad my sicknessno longer I asked Kamana deputyjailer for a doctor He said that Iwould have to wait until tho nextmorning This was the morning ofabout tho 11th or 15th of February1895 I insisted upon having adoctor immediately After liuiulidelay Dr Grossman was sent forAbout toil minutes after the doctorhad gone I faiuted in the prisonyard through weakness For sometime I had oaten tiothiug because ofmy sickuess I was carried into thehospital After about fifteen min-

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with tho assistance of two menI was brought back to my coll Onthe 21st of February 1895 1 wascalled into the ollice of the Jailerand loft wilh one Henery Thoollice door was closed and no oueelse was jn the ollice This was

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about 2 oclock p m This manllcuory has boon in tho countryabout llvo months Henory said thathe had soon tho Manhnl and mybrothor Houry Klomme Ho hadcomo to mo as a friend had talkedtho matter ovor with tho Marshaland my brothor Houry Klomtno andthoy had decided it was host for moto loavo tho country I told him lxwas guilty of no critno and wouldnot go Ho told mo ho know thisbut that I would bo tried and foundguilty that I had lost all my frionds

I thou asked him if Hawaii had aHussiau govern men t now Holaughingly replied that if I did notagree to loavo tho country ho wouldarrest my two brothers immediatolyHe turned toward mo as I started to

Jenvo and said Take my advico andgo for jou will bo found guilty Isaid I would go if tho country wouldbuy my property

The next day I saw my brothorHe advieod mo to sign an agroomontto leave tho country I asked Howis this He said that ho had soontho Marshal and that tho Marshalhad become angry at my refusal tolcavof and had said that ho hadenough evidence to convict andthat if ho had not he would findevidence I thou decided to agreoto leave I was confined for fortyjsic days from January 7 1895 untilFebruary 22 1895 I have not beonin anywise connected with tho re ¬

cent insurrection I had no priorknowledge of any suohintondod in-

surrection¬

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