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From English Journals

Turkey nud tho Poworf

Tub situation in oreteCONSTANTINOPLE JUUO 21 As fl TO- -

suit of their meeting yesterday thorepresentatives of tho Powers to dnycommuuicatod to tho Porto throughtho intermediary of tho Dragomansthoir friendly couuselH in regcrd totho Bituntiou in Orotfti Thoyigeommouded tho oxeoutidn of thu Ionianof Oct 25 1878 which modifij thoOrganic Law for Groto of Jan 1018G8 and is gouorally known ns thoHalepa Convontion Tho FortoBaction in convening tho Cretan As ¬

sembly for Juno 29 is regarded ashaving been decided uponVUh thoobjocl of anticipating the recom-

mendations¬

of tha AmbassadorsRenter

Paris Juno 2 1 According to in-

telligence¬

front Athens it is under-stood

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that tho Sultan desires now totreat with tho Cretan Assembly andnot with tho insurgents ThoPowers it is added ranko two mainproposals as a moans of settlyg thoprosont dispute namely tho carry ¬

ing out of the Halepa Conventionand tho granting to Crete of anautonomous constitution sintilarrtothat of Samos Tho meeting of theCretan Assembly is considered im-

possible¬

tho deputies being oitherunablo or unwilling to proceed toCanoa Tho insurgents consent todisarm only on tho acceptance bytho Turkish Government of a programrno of reforms guaranteed bytho Powers The Cretans gonerallyare very reserved in their opinionregarding the convocation of thoAssembly for tho 29th inat ftcitfcr

Houbo of CoMmona

THE TURKS IN CRETE

Mr P Stanhope asked tho UnderSecretary of State for ForeignAffairs whether the Governmenthad received confirmation of thotorriblo reports appearing in thopapors as to tho oporations of thoTurkish troops in the Island ofCrete and tho work of devastationby them of tho Christian villages intho mountain districts and whetherthe Government would take imme-

diate¬

steps to arrest theso proceed-ings

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and to press upon tho Portothe urgent necessity of making duoand adequate concessions to thopeople of Greece Mr Curzon saidtho reports from Her Majestys Con-

sul

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at Creto gave a gonoral confirm-

ation¬

of tho reports that had ap-

peared¬

There was no authontiainformation that tho Turkish troopstook part in those proceedings butthoy did not intorfero to provontthem Somo Mussulman villageshad boon attacked by ChristiansTho attention of tho Portohad beon seriously called to thomatter and u military measureswore decided on tho commandantwould give the strictest orders toprevont pillage Tho representa ¬

tives of the Bix Powers wero in entireacoord in urging tho Porto to rostoroordor As to tho second questiontho roproiontativo3 of the six Powersat Constantinople had boon instruct-ed

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by thoir Govornmonts to pressfor the following measures I Thonomination of a Christian Governor2 Tho revival of tho Constitution8 Tho convocation of an assemblyand 1 a general amnesty

Spain and Amorica

Madrid Juno 25 The Souatoyostorday evening rojootod by 88

against ii votos tho proposal ofSouor Comas that tho Protocol of1877 with tho United States shouldbe donouncod Senor Jimono speaking in support of tho proposaltraced the progross of the Cubauquestion and pointed out howSpain had onoouutored hostility on

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July 33cAAnd will leavo for tho above port withMails and Passengers on or about thatdate

For Sydney AucklandTho Now and Fine AX Stool Steamship

MARIPOSAOf the Occanio Steamship Company willbe duo at Honolulu from San Francisco onor about

July SOtilAnd will havo prompt despatch with Mallsand Pisicngers for tno above ports

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TIME TABLE

WIGHX Pros 8 B KOBE BeeCapt J A KING Port Supt

Stmr KXNATJCLARKE Commander

Will leave Honolulu at 10 a m touching atLahnina Maalaca Day and Makcna theeamo day Mahukena Kawalhao and Laupahoehoo tho following day arriving alHllo tho sumo afternoon

LEAVES HONOLULU

Friday 17Tuesday 28

Friday Aug 7Tuesday 18Friday 28

Tuesday Sept 8Friday 5 18Tuesday 29

Friday Out 0Tuesday 20Friday 30

Tuesday Nov 10Friday 20Tuesday Deo 1

Friday 11Tuesday 22

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Friday

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FridayTuesday OctFridayTnosdayFriday NovTuosday

Tuesday DecFriday

Roturning will leavo Kilo at oclookkona and same day MakenaMaalaca Bay and Lahaina the followingday arriving Honolulu theoi xuesuays anu enuays

Tuesday 1424

Tuesday 4r uTuesday 25

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markedttf No Freight will bo received after

a m on day of sailingTho popular route to tho Volcano is via

Hilo A good carriage road the ontire dis ¬tance KoUnd trip tickets covering alexpenses 5000

Stmr CLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will lcaveHonolulu Tuesdays at 5 r ktouching at Xnhalul ifan a Hatnoa andKipahalu Maui Returning arrives at

Honolulu Sunday aftornoonsWill call at Nuu Kaupo on second trip

of each monthg- - No Freight will bo received after

r m on day of sailing

This Company will reserves tho right toako chanties in tho time of departure and

arrival of its Steamers without notice andit will not be responsible foranv consequences arising therefrom

Consignees must bo at tho Landings torecolve their freight this Company wll 1

not hold ltsolf responsible for freight alterIt has been landed

Live Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced In tho care of Pursers

w rassongers are requested to pur- -ohase Tickets before embarking xnofailing will bo subject to an add- -tlonn

10 do so1 charge of twentv nvo per

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Payablo Invariably In Advance

Gainst the wrong that needs resistanceFor the right that needs assistanceFor the future in the distance

And the good that we can do

lam in the place whereof I am demandedof conscience to sptak tho truth and the truthI speak impugn it who so list

Advertisements anarcompanied by spociflo Instructions inserted till ordered out

Advertisements discontinued beforo ex-piration

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Address all communications to tho Edi-torial

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Department to Edmund NorrloBusiness letters should be addressed tothe JInnaeer

EDMUND NORRIE - - Editor

F J TESTA - - - ManagerResiding in Honolulu

MONDAY JULY 20 1896

TOPICS OF THE DAY

At this time of the year our diplo-

matic

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representatives in accordancewith the customs of their predeces-

sors¬

and their colleagues fly from

Washingtons heat and seek coolerolimes and refreshing sea breezesTho Washington Diplomatic season

is over for a few months and we inHawaii cannot expect any very ex¬

citing or oven interesting news

from that quarter for some time

Now Tdk Independent ever on thealert for the health prosperity andenjoyment of the Head of our na-

tion

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funny little republics andthat it

is make this very valuable sugges-

tion

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to tho President his Cabinetand Council of State

Our Constitution that is to say

the Constitution of the minorityratified Eepublic of Hawaii dif-

fers

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from the Constitution of themajority ratified Republic of theUnited States of America in atleast ono salient point Tho UnitedStates does not pormib its Presidentduring his term of office to leave

his country even for his countrysgood while ours expressly permitsour President to do so and provideshis locum enens during his absencefrom tho country

In the event of President Dole

taking a trip to alien shores thoActing President would bo tho Min-

ister¬

of Foreign Affairs who as

popular opinion has it is his primofavorite and right hand man Fri-

day¬

Now Thx Independent thinks achango of Bceno after a ploasant seavoyage ovon if taken in the Presi ¬

dential yaoht would much benefittho President and those over whom

lis reigns California would re ¬

ceive him with open arns and River ¬

side would grow frantically deliriousat the honor conferred upon themby having a real live President togape at and fawn upon

Wo havo made up our minds thatPresident Dole is to be the first U

S Stnator from the State of Hawaii

ya ayawa1

I if ho lives long onough oud we

want hiui to initiate his boom ns

i promptly ns possibles Wo doubtwhothor wo cau run him ns Piesi- -

rlont of tho United States as he happened lo bo born an alien Ilawuiinusoil and that contract might bo im ¬

possible to carry out x

But if tho Prosidunt and his partyreally favor annexation now is thotimo for him to tako a recess nud

rost from his arduous labors hereand go tho United States and ranko

campaign stump spcechoa in favor

of annexation and loan and suchother matters ns he may think will

bonefit Hawaii noi from his partysstandpoint Tho opposition gives

him permission to go and will pa ¬

tiently slnnd n month or two of

Prosident CooporB rulo

No wondor sickness especiallyamong tho young and tho poor is

increasing in town Tn many plnco3

tho drinking water is almost fetidin smell and taste Diarrhoea andbowol complaints innumorablo aro

tho rosults

Through tho indiscrotion of anevening contemporary in publishingan indecently abusive lottor falselysigned thoro is a protty kettle offish cooking for somebody SergeantTaylor was porfoctly justified inscoring its author in tho morningorgan in defonco of his companyand tho officer attacked and wouldhave been right hod ho given away

tho namo of the actual writor

The Independent extends its con-

gratulations¬

to tho Rer S E Bishopon the honorablo title conferredupon him by Amherst Wo cannotagree with him politically or on

dorso tho wrongs and injuries he has

inflicted upon others but wo maybo permitted to recognize tho talentsand attainments whioh has addedwell merited honor to another Ha-

waiian

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FOREIGN NEWS NOTES

At tho end of June tho amountcollected in two weeks for tho reliefof tho sufferers from the wreck oftho Drummond Castle off Ushanton tho 16th ult reached over 70000 Two hundred and four soulperished and only three personswore saved

A Harrow School boy recentlydied of synoope whilo bathing caus ¬

ed by his having eating a quantityof oherries and indigestible foodshortly beforo entering the wator

It is reported from Teheran thatthe now Shah is preparing to draftimportant reforms among tbeso anedict granting tolerance to differentcreeds abolishing tho existing sys ¬

tem of taxes and the croation ofvnrious public institutions Auton-omy

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is nlso to bo given to Inrgomunicipalities and tho army is tobe re organized aftor a Europoanmodel

Deceased Wifes Sistor

Lord Dunravon movod tho secondreadme of tho bill for legalisingmarriage with a deceased wifes Bis ¬

ter in tho House of Lords Ho point-ed

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out that in regard to tho law ofmarriage England stood in a posi-

tion¬

of isolation by no means asplendid ono as compared with

all other oivilised countries LordPercy movod tho rejection of thobill and was supported by the Arch-

bishop¬

of Canterbury who said thatthe bill would make a ruinousbreach in the principle of tho mar¬

riage law Tho Houso divided andthe second reading was carried by1 12 votes against 118 a majority of29 Tho Prince of Wales aud othormombora of tho royal family sup ¬

ported the bill whilst twonty pre-

lates¬

voted against it

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Military MlnstrolB

Tho minstrel show nl tho drillshed Inst Saturday night wns a dis ¬

tinct success A largo nudiencogrnetod tho boys of Company D nudappreciated ovory number on tlioprogrnm

It is unnecessary to prniso the or¬

chestra Borger and his boys woroI hero

Tho singing of Bonnie JonesOuolho and Charlock was simplyoxcollont and tho calls for oncorosworo Humorous It is a pity thattho boys gifted with excolleut voiceswill adhoro to tho falsotto

Tho gngs wero ns usunllynmusingTho Advortisor this morning goesinto hysterics on account of anoily jolie Wo publish tho gng to

show tho public that tho virtuousiiulignatiou of thn morning sheet is

uucnllcd forTho oudman nskod Why is it that

ladies dont uso castor oil Theiutorlocutor gavo it up and theauswor was because it is used forworking men

Tho Advotiser feols shocked ondtho minstrols onjoy tho shocking

Jack McGuiro is a minstrel withability and his clear sonorous voicowas heard with pleasure Charlockand Viorrn sustained thoir former re-

putation¬

as leading minstrels aud thoothor boys all helped to mako thoentertainment a grand success

Mr Finuoy us a club swinger hasgot no equal here Ho is simplyout of sight As a coraedinn in

tho fnrco whioh wound up tho showho and his partuers woro immonse

Altogether Company D must bocongratulated on tho success of theevening Give us another show boysl

Populations of Groat Oitios

Tho population of tho great citiesof tho world advancp so quicklythat tho figures of the acceptedbooks of reference need revisionabout as soon as they aro publishedFor example according to all tholatest annuals and year books thopopulation of Paris is uudor 2600000 lyit thn census taken last MarchshoW tfit to bl 2511955 or 87250 inhabitants more than was shown bytho census or 1891 That is to sayParis is growing at the rate of 17450 inhabitants por annum Thusboweror is loss than tho rato ofgrowth of othor European capitalsand it is considrably lees than thoantecedent growth of Paris iiolfThe figures of the population ofLondon must also bo revised in viowof tho fact that thoy are now 4892316 an increaso of 180603 in 5 yearsor at tho rate of 36120 por annumBerlin to which the almanac makorsgive 1579211 has actually 1677135inhabitants Vionna keeps growingat the rato of 25000 a joar but StPetersburg barely reaches half thisrate of annual increase

A Narrow Escape

As Robort W Wilcox of immortalfame was driviug with his wifo andtwo children at Waikiki yesterdayaftor tho band concort ho turnedhis head to bow to a friond Hishorse at this moment shied and onoof tho shafts penetrated the curtainof J Paakaulas buggy at tho samotimo the other shaft broke and thowhifflo troo becotno detached LittloGaribaldi fell out and rolled somodistance Wilcox hold on to thoreins and was on tho ground Whenho could recover himself the horsowas standing ovor him gazing withsurprise whilo his buggy with MrsWilcox nnd tho baby girl werospeeding off with tho othor Noserious damage to any

Born

Paius In this city July 19 189GHto tho wifo of Geo H Paris adaughter

In oonscquouco of tho arrest asspies of 2 British officers who werofound sketching on tho cathedraltower at Motz Maj Sim the headof tho party of officers who worovisiting the battlofiolds of thoFranco Gorman war has depositeda writton protest with the generalcommanding tho 16th Army Corpsand has loft Mot with his com ¬

panions

BftBo Ball

Tho gnmo on Saturday wns a vory

one sided ono aftor tho third innings

tho 1st Rogimont defeating tho Ka

mehamehas by 12 to 3 Noxt Satur ¬

days contest will bo between tho

Stars and tho Katnelinmubrn with

apparently victorj for tho forrunr a

foregone conclusion Following is

tho score

FIRST KIXHMHNT

linker lbSlmcrfon cfQleason 3bWood W 2bCnuhnWoods Q pQleason libCarlvlp rfLunhiwn If

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10 12 18 27 17 8

KAMfiHAMEIIAS

Tn K In ro a i

Pnliau Ko 1110 10Moknimokulf 1 I 0 1 0 0Lemon B p rf 3 0 2 13 1

Bridges C 3b 10 0 0 3 0

KuanolOei 4 0 1 1 0 0Kokl H 2b 4 0 10 10AhinW lb 1 1 1 12 0 0Mnkunanls9 1 0 1 0 i 3Harboltlo and Jleho- -

ularf 5 0 o 0 0 0

Total 30 3 7 27 11

C011E J1Y lNXINQS

1234 fl 0780First Reniniotits 0 0 2 0 0 3 1 3 3 12

Kamolmmehss 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13Earned runs IMrst Kcglment 2j Ka

mcbamcha 1Two bate hits First Beglment V

Woods Cunba Qleason Carljioj Kamohamoba nono

Throe baso hits First Regiment BakerSlmerton Kamebameha Ivokl

Doublo plv My llakcr and GammlngsPafsed balls By Cnnho 1 hy Iahau 2Wild pitchss 1J Mohonla 3TIiuh of gHmo 1 hour 40 minutesUmpires H M Whitnoy Jr Mid Geo

Lucshcoror W J Forbes

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How Thoy Stand

Tho following table shows thostanding of tho baseball teams nowcontesting on the Hawaiian BaseballAssociation grounds up to date

Start1st Regimont

Honolulu

Kamohameha

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500

500

250

Gamos ployedKamohamohas aud Stars noxt

Saturday

At the Pacific Exchange donthesitate to cnll for Pabst MilwaukooBeer

BY AUTHORITY

IRRIGATION NOTICE

Holders of Water Frivilogos or thosepaying wator rates are hereby notifiedthat tho hours lor irrigation purposes arofrom 0 to 8 oclock a m and 4 to 0 oclockv m ANDREW BROWN

Supt Honolulu Water WorksApproved

J A KinoMinister of tho Interior

Honolulu July 10 1800 328 tf

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

A T THE ANNUAL MEETING OFtJl tho Stockholders of W O IuwwCo Ltd IHd at its Olilco on WKD NEBDAY July 1ft 1800 the following personswero ro olected lo servo aj Oflicora duringthe ensuing year

Prosident and Managor Win U IrwinVice President Clans SpreckolsSecretary and Treasurer

W MGIflardAuditor O T Porter

H M WHITNEY JRActing Sea Win Q Irwin Co Ltd

Honolulu July 15 1800 P27 3t

Bruce faring Co

Real Estate Dealers

003 Fort St near King

Building Lots

Houses and lots andLands For Sale

tfar- - Parties wishing to dlsposo ot thoirProperties aro In rited to call on us

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Timely Topics

Honolulu July 9 1890

To day wo havo something lo

say in rogard to tho Do Laval

Croain Separators and Barbersrefrigerating machine

As you all know tho purpose

of tho Oream Soparator is theexpeditious and eomploto separ¬

ation of cream from milk in tho

most practical manner possible

Tho Do Laval Separator is tho

invontion of Dr Gustaf Do Laval

of Sweden ono of tho most

practical scientists and useful

invontors of any timo and dis ¬

tinguished generally as tho Edi

son of DairyingSince its introduction in 1879

the Do Laval Soparator has

wholly revolutionized dairyingmethods and won tho fight on

behalf of centrifugal separation

It has alono brought about tho

broad development and univers-

ally

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demonstrated superiority oftho now system to all othormothods

Thoro aro two gonoral olo

monts in Iho construction purchuso and use of tho Do LavalCream Separators complotosop- -

aration which is naturally thoprimary purpose of tho machineand tho equally important one

of accomplishing that separationin tho most practical and econo-

mical

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mannerTho Do Laval Power or

Creamory and Factory sizes ofCream Separators aro made ineight styles in addition to

tho six sizes of tho smallerBaby or Dairy Do Laval

machines for houso dairyingand cream gathering factory uso

Thoy rango in capacity from1100 lbs to J 000 lbs por hourwhilo tho smallor ones run from150 to 700 lbs

Por housohold and small dairyuso tho Baby or tho Alpha

Humming Bird which canbo used by hand aro rocom

mondod You will save at least10 a year each cow by thoir

uso savo timo and trouble andobtain tho most porfoct croamBarbers refrigorating machinois another ono of those marvelsof tho invontivo gonius of thoago and lias been ospocially de ¬

signed for small plants such as

croamories buttor cheoso andegg storage houses

Wo shall bo pleasod to furnishfuller information to all apply-

ing

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for it

Tdo Hawaiian Hardware Co La

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LOOAIi AND OENEHAIi NEWS

Oia returned from Knual yestor- -

tiny

Tho prettiest dross mntorinls Intown at N S Sachs

Oolonol Cornwall arrived by tlioOlaudino yestorday

Figured Dimities only 15bIb peryard at L B Kerrs

Australia loaves at 4 p in to-

morrow¬

afternoon

The only placo to buy Dresses Intown is at L B Korrs

Hon T A Brassey and wife worothrough passoDRera by tho Mioworn

A good artiolo for littlo money iswhat any body can get at Korrs

All woro glad to seo WW Dimondhomo again ho arrived by tho Peking

Silks Gauges Drapery nets forovoning dresses for balls partiesand weddings at N S Sachs

Dr Robert McKibbin JO CarterJr and othern roturued by thoOlaudino yostorday

Whito Honey Comb Bedspreadsat 75ots 100 125 and 160 eachonly enough to last a fow days LB Kerr Queen St

Company D dofoatod B in tho Sat ¬

urday shoot by 861 to 817 PrivateBurnett making tho highest pcoroof 15

Tho Rev Mr Lytton will takoohargo of tho 11 oclock and 730porvices of tho St Androws Cathe ¬

dral congregation

lho Wildor Atkinton weddingwhich will tako place this ovoningwill bo the swell affair of the season

Tho boyB at tho Anchor suggestthat you aamplo their ovstor cock-tails

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and now brew of beer thisovoning

No concert at Emma Square thisevening tho band plays at thoWildor Atkinson wedding at Eskbauli

Wo regret to say that Mr Leslionf Mm Tnrnl Aiinnr ih flntvn withtho grippe and in the hands of DrHorbert

Rev Sereno E Bishop has receiv-ed

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tho dgreo of DD from AmherstCollege Congratulation to ourSciontist

Tho Peacock saloons the RoyalPacific and Cosmopolitan givoyou interchangeable checks forPubst Milwaukee Beor

Mrs Kiugsford who has beenvisiting Mrs E S Cunha at QceanView will return to Sau Franciscoby tho Australia

Tho Sonior Captain of tho PoliceMr Robert Parker Waipa has buongranted a well earned vacation andwill loavo for Hawaii to morrow

Tho two Charleys have TimCooper at the Criteriou Tho boysappreciate it It is said that theesthotical songster and all roundutilitarian has expressed his ap-

proval of tho concoction

Tho 0 A S S Miowera sailed fortho Colonies about 4 oclock on Sun-

day¬

morning Sho wouldnt waitfor church services or tho Sundayband

Lucien Young found tho marbloheart in Honolulu Tho hero oftho Boston could not understandthe snub He wantod to call ontho Queonll

The Amorican brig W G Irwinarrived in port yestorday morning16 days from San Franaisco bringingas paBsongors B F McGullogh andwife Alice M McCord and MrsMann

At tho Empire tho Duko andWalter have placed this popularsaloon in first olass order for thonew cargoes of beor and first classgoods that are ready for all Paint-ing

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is finished and patrons arewelcome

Billy O was brought down in thoOlaudino yostorday and is rnady fortho groat match raco with Antidotewhich will tako placo next monthBilly O looks well Antidote in thofavorite

So quietly conducted is tho Cri-

terion¬

that it is a ploasuro to dropin thoro and tako a draught of thatwholesome and invigorating Seattlebeor while you have a social talkwith a friend Neatness oleanlinossand good behavior li a ijc qua nonto friendship here

Mr Albert Cunha tho famouscatcher of tho First Regiment willremain in Honolulu and will studyat Oahu College during tho yoarpreviously to entering an AmericanUnivorsity Tho sporting andathletic fratoruity are ploased to rotain an enthusiastio all round goodfellow iu their midst

Rev Dr Hydo is mpidy improv ¬

ing iu honllh

Band concert at Emma Squareto morrow night

At tho Cosmopolitan as warshipsnro in port call for Pabst MilwaukeeBeor

Tho mainmast of tho old Sumatrawar tinnilv lintilorl nitf tliii mnrntnrvJJr r b

William Vida arrived from PortTownsond yoslordny on lho Klikilat

A fine lino of Kid Glovos Cowotsaud Corset Covers at N S Sachs520 Fort street

Prof Theodoro Richards loaves bytho S S Australia with tho alohaof his many f rionds

Hon HP Baldwin nnd HMorrison aro in town They camo inyesterday on tho Koauhou

Dont be misled I Mako your pur ¬

chases at Korrn and save at least 25cents on evory dollar spout

Tho Iwalani brought iu yoeterdayHon W H Rice AGM RobertsonF A Schnofor Rev Hans IsenborgJao Low and Dr Woddiclt

Dovo shooting yostorday was asuccess Wilson Brown and Cun ¬

ningham bagged tho largost amountgathored in ouo shoot lioro

Col 1 H Soper is now tho fortuuato possoasor of the C A Poncock residence on Makiki and Lunalilo It is said tlio purchaso pricowas 18000

ThO Quintette Club gave a dolightful concert At tho HawaiianHotel on Saturday evening and thesweet music was thoroughly onjoyod by tho guestB

And now tho patrons of the Cri-

terion¬

aro again happy Tho SeattleRainior beor is iu splendid conditioncool clear clean aud wholesomelyinvigorating

W von Gravoumoyor has resignodhis position as mauager of thoReciprocity Plantation Mr yonGravoumoyor has had charge of thoPlantation for the last six years

George Ashley the Rogistrar ofPublic Accounts will leave for thoUnited States to morrow Mr Aehloy will probably superintend thoprinting of the bonds of tho nowHawaiian Loan

Pabst Milwaukeo draught beersaved tho health and life of thotown during tho beer famine An-

other¬

mammoth supply is on handfor tho Poacock saloons

D G Sylvester yesterday beat JooSylvaa record to Kahuku by anhour in spito of two breakdowns tohis bicycle and a muddy road Histimo far tho nirouit run was 11 hoursand 20 minutes

Jim Dodd was tickled to death onSaturday at tho rapidity with whichhis beer kegs rolled in and out oftho ice chest The dry-as-dus- ts keptall hands busy until closing uphour

Congratulations to our onorgotiobusiness friend Geo H Paris on thebirth of his first born daughterMay tho increase iu his family con-tinue

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to bo steady and happy withan heir to his fortune and fame

This is just the weather to tako alunch at tho Anchor off ono of thosesplendid oyster Cocktails tint Cun ¬

ningham and Simpson know so wellhow to brow Connoisseurs add aglass of Fredericksburg to cooloff on

There was a great exodus fromtown yestorday The people fledfrom tho heat malaria and unwhole ¬

some driuking water of tho townat Sana Souci to find refreshing airsploudid bathing and healthy waterMr Gus Spreokols and partyHugo Fisher and other prominontpeoplo woro onjoyiug Sans Souci yos ¬

torday

The Royal Annex is becomingmore esthetic day by day Its floraldecorations are beautiful and thoSun flowers iu their handsome vasessurrounded by ferns and cvor groenplants brightened this bower mostcharmingly But there is a secretwo aro bound to givo nway and thatis that Hugo Fisher has discoveredhis models for that grand picture of10 foot by 8 which is to adorn thoEwa side and faco tho Corregio

Colonel Shorwood ontortaiued alargo numbor of friends at LongBranch yostorday His menagorioia alwayB attracting tho public Theyoungsters especially delight inseeing tho monkoy aud the parrotshow Tho skunk whioh is ongodwith tho two monkoys reminds usforcibly of Mr Doles funny Ad-ministration

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Ho is in it would liketo get out but hodoosnt know howColonel Sherwood is evidently adoep thinker and a student of ani ¬

mal nature Wo pity tho skunkhowever

Pantheon nnd Entorprlno

Eutorpriso Ber is again iu thomarket Tho cause of tho recentfamino in this beer is its popularityEutorpriso Boor at the Pantheondoes not require a doctors certificateor a nhomical analysis before jousafoly introduce i jb to your wifo oryour friends Tho increase in thoconsumption of this boor is lho boatguarantee of its superiority over allother beor in this market Look foryourself at the Australias mauifostoach trip and bo convinced that thoquantity of this boor imported istreblo that of any othor Wo havealways fresh boor to sot before youon tho day the Australia arrives forour beor at lho Pantheon is so popu-

lar¬

that nouo is loft over

Tho annual prizo mooting of thoNorth London Riflo Club at Ilfordlast month will bo memorablo fromtho faot that tho worlds record at200 500 aud 600 yards 104 out ofa possible 105 was achieved by PteJ Garrud 2nd East Surrey firiugin tho any position Ho onlymissod tho bulls oyn onct and thatwith his seventh shot at 200 yards

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pint UNDKRBIGNED HAVING BELN1 duly appointed Administrator of the

Ebtate of Pllipo Kakimilo k of HonoluluOahu deceased notice is hereby given tonil credirors of tho deceased to prosenttheir clnlniR whether secured by Mortgsisoor othorwlso duly authenticated and withtho propor vouchers If any oxist to thoundersigned within Six Mouths 0i fromtho dato hereof or they shall bo forovorbarred and all persons indohtod to tlio docpascd aro requested to mako immediatopa ment at tho Law Olfleo of 8 1C Kttnocorner of King and Jiotliol streets up ¬

stairs S K AKIAdministrator of theKstatoof Pllipo Ka-

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With Bryan and bis 10 to1 platform und Mr McKinloywith his protection to sugar in ¬

terests in tho United StatesHonolulu and Hawaii gonorallywill not have much trouble topick a winnor to lho best inter-ests

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of tho islands But as Ha-

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is to bo a relative by mar ¬

riage to tho groat United Statosmost peoplo horo favor McKinloyand protection It has ovonboon said that with tho olectionof McKinloy will come a twoconts a pound duty on sugar Ifthis is true wo may look formoney to burn in this com-

munity¬

Tho chancos for auothor hittoward a highor protoctivo tariffmay incroaso tho prices of Amor ¬

ican products and this is some-

thing¬

tho public will have toconsider Wovo a stock largoenough to last through an Ad-

ministration¬

and wo bought thogoods cheap Our stock ofAluminum waro has never beenequalled hero for sizo or assort-

ment¬

The prico is lower thanhas over boon thought of boforo

AVo also hnvo enamel waro inwhito that is a perfect imitatiojtiof whito China but is ovorlasting Groy or blue Agatoware tho old stand by goes toyou at ton percent off tho oldprico It was cheap enough foranyone this is cheaper to usand wo givo you tho beneiit- -

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MORE THAN 100 OP THEM BOLD

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tho part of the United States liethen criticised tho acts of thn SpanishGovernment whom ho accused orweakness

Londons Qua 11 SupplyOBJECTIONS TO ITS TIlANSronT

Berne Juno 25 An agitation is

spreading in favor of a revision ofthe law in tho direction of forbidding tho transit through Switzer-land

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of quails in orates dostincd fortho London market Franco hasforbiddon tho transit on tho appealof tho Society for tho protection ofuseful birds on tho ground thattraffic in game is forbidden in thocloso season Austria is roady totako tho samo stop Some 800000quails havo boon conveyed by thoSwiss railways during the last fewmonths all boing ou routo forLondon

Tho tlnsnonu Rising

RHODESIA IN REBELLION

Tho rising amongst tho Mashonascontinues Murders nf isolatodparties of whites are continually re-

ported¬

and thoro is no doubt thattho wholo of Rhodesia is in a forment of aotivo rebellion Conflictingrumours aro rifo concerning manyof tho outlying stations On thoono hand there is tho statement thata relief party has reaohed Salisburyon tho other thero is tho uowb thatplace has fallon boforo the enemyThis latest telegram is sent fromPretoria whoro it is stated thoMashonas swopt down upon thelaagor with irresistible force Thosettlers fought furiously but woreoverwhelmed by numbers Fiftymen wore killed and horribly muti ¬

lated whilo the Maxim guuB worewrecked by tho furious natives

LAAQEIt IN RETREAT

A telegram dated from Salisburylaager on Wodnesday said Thestations along tho Umtali and Salis-

bury¬

road have boon attackod Ma-

randellas¬

was looted and its G de-

fenders¬

were killed A number ofisolatod man along tho road havealso been killed Tho Headlandorslaager repulsed an attack and theparty there believed to bo 50 strongis retroating towards Umtali It is

much feared that 50000 rounds ofMartini Henri ammunition wereamong the loot at Marandellas

FRESH MURDERS ON THE ROAD

Tho fresh murders along tho roadinclude thoso of Oapt Bromuer andMessrs Graham White and Moreand the MoyerB family The latterworo horribly mutilated A partyof 7 whites from Marandellas foughttheir way through in safety passingtho murdered people on tho roadThe natives woro thick around thembut would not faco tho heavy froalthough thoy sometimes came with-

in¬

80 yards Ono of tho party ayoung girl Booing tho mutilatedwomen on tho road obtained a re-

volver¬

in order to shoot herself bo-

foro¬

what seemed to bo imminentoapturo It is considered horo thata largo imperial force should bepromptly sent

NEWS FROM SALISBURY

Tho staff officer at Salisbury tele-

graphed¬

to tho Chartered Co as fol-

lows¬

A man namod Manoy just inroports that the wholo Ayrshiroparty havo beon killed having beenattackod whilo ou tho way to Salis-

bury¬

Their names aro HawkinsGambrior Eyans Drysdnle Mont-

gomery¬

Briggs Jones Dublin andMoyos Thero is an intonse feelingof concern in Cape Town so manywell known people being in dangerof their lives Practically the wholeof tho members of tho Assembly havosigned a petition to the Governmenturging that tho colony should offeraid to tho Imporial Governmentmore ospooinlly in tho shape of volunteors used to native warfare andthat the resources of the colonyshould bo applied for tho purposeof protecting tho lives of our fellowcountrymen and countrywomenSir J Gordon Sprigg is communi-cating

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with the authorities in Kho- -

desia and tho Administrator to offormen and froo railway carriage Itis stated that a force of 250 men

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could ba raised in Capo Town alononud could do threo months compaigning at a cost of 10000

AN INSTANCE OF BRITISH GALLANTRY

News lias reached Buluwayo ofa gallant exploit by a patrol of 23mou escorting women and childrento Fort Salisbury Tho party journoyod from Mazoo in mule waggonsfitted with breast works with ahorde of Matabolo surging closoround thorn nearly all tho distaucoThe rebels lost heavily but thoyshot well nud our casualties woroalso sorious for so small a partyOut of 23 fighting inou 7 wero klllodFour woro wounded besides onowoman Mrs Smarthouso Tho commaudor of tho patrol roports thathis mou havo gono through a terriblo time and that tho fighting hasbeen most stubborn

At bay

For a day aud a night thoy stoodat bay in a kopje fighting withoutiutermission against onormous oddsaud had to reautno their march atlast still fighting and to move slow-ly

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forward uudor the ordeal of con-

tinuous¬

fire and repeated rushes bytho onemy Blakiston and Routledge were tolographists and woroshot oarly in tho struggle whilst en-

deavoring¬

to roach the tolegraphlino to warn Fort Salisbury

THE GOVERNMENTS THANKS

Geu Carrington has sent a tele-gram

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from hero warmly thankingtho patrol for their gallant conductin a perilous situation Ho is dis-

patching¬

mon from Gwolo underGibbs to ro inforco tho garrison ofFort Salisbury Thoy aro expectedto accomplish the march in ten daysTho general has made a formal in-

spection¬

of tho Dutch laager and ofthe detachment of Capo boys Menhave also boon dispatched to ontronch themselves on tho scene ofthe recont fighting at Bembezi A

cycle corps has been startod Thehorsos which havo hithorto beenused for carrying dispatches andwhich can ill bo spared will thus beavailablo for combatant duty MrChamberlain has despatched thefollowing telegram to LioutenantGenoral Goodonough Acting HighCommissioner at tho Capo HorMajestys Government highly com ¬

mend devoted gallantry of patrolin bringing in women aud childroufrom Mazoo and deoply regret lossof valuable lives

THE NATIVE GOD KILLED

Burnham tho American scout ro-

ports¬

that he has killed tho nativegod MLimo in a cave in tho

Matoppo Hills 15 miles distant fromBuluwayo It was impossible hosays Jto capturo tho prophet aliveas thoro wore too many Kaffirs aboutMLimo who was a Makalika wasgreatly foared Ho used to be con-

sulted¬

at tho mouth of tho cavowhioh was apparently empty thogod boing invisible Tho nativeswho could soo nothing but couldhoar tho answers to thoir questionswero profoundly improssod and thepower of the god exalted It wasthought that tho conformation ofthe cavo was such that a focal pointwas formed at tho ontrancn and thatby that moans a sound uttered fromtho proper distnnco without tho cavowould bo heard distinctly on thoprinciplo of a whispering galleryAnother opinion was that tho oraclowas a vontriloquist What howeveris of moro importance than tho man ¬

ner in which tho predictions wereuttorod is tho matter thoy containod MLimo played on tho super-stition

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of tho natives with groatability Thoy beliovod that thoEnglish woro tho oauso of all theirmisfortunos tho English broughttho locusts tho English caused thedrought for tho English shot thocrocodiles To bring tho rainMLimo who is tho instigator of thorevolt told tho Matabolo to Bhedtho white mans blood and pro-phesied

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that Lo Bon was comingwith an army to wipo out tho whitesMLimo had cast a spell by whichall tho whito mens bullets would boturned into water Ho had causedan oolipso ho had brought thorinderpest aud various other ills aswarniugs The Matabolo had to ex

terminate tho English and thorisiug look placo accordingly Ithad boon arranged that every man

should riso aud murder his masterFortunately for tho whites tho planwas promaturoly acted upon It is

to bo hopod now that MLimo is

gono tho Matabelo will uo thefutility of pitting their prophotagainst tho British sellers in thoircountry

FORT CHARTER SURROUNDED

An official dispatch from Charterannounces that tho fort is surrouudod by tho rebols and that a waggon

with food supplies for Gwolo has

been stopped at Marondolln whichplaco was looted Tho robels at thosamo time got possession of 25000rounds of ammunition whioh hadboon loft at Marandolla by tho Natalcolumn owing to tho loss of draughtoxen by rindorpest A column ofGO mon with a Maxim gun is beingprepared to start at ouco for Mashonaland Col Plumor has return ¬

ed from Khami with 5 of Whitesmou a numbor of Capo boys and 25

mounted police A body of 700

friendly natives whilo on their wayfrom fort Victoria to Chelimaozisdestroyed 50 of the enemys kraalsand captured 200 bags of grain butdid not risk engaging Ndomas peo-

ple¬

as tho latter wero 1500 strong

nEBELS DEFEATED

A telegram from Fort Victoriastates that tho natives in that dis-

trict¬

have risen in revolt A columnof whitos aud friendly natives wontout against tho rebels and defeatedthem besides capturing a largequautity of grain The column had1 whito man wounded Fightiug isalso reported at tho Beatrice Minein the Umfuli district but no par-ticulars

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of tho ongagomout are yotto hand A Salisbury dispatch statesthat all the people thoro aro nowin laager

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