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Vol. 1. No. 303.
THE EVENING BULLETIN.
Published every day except Snndny at
609 King Street, Honolulu, H. L
BUUSCIUl'TION KATES.
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Canada, or Mexico 10 00
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Telephone 250. P. O. Box 89.
B. L. FIN HEY, Manager.
NO. 10, FORT ST.
Notice.
HAVING PUP CHASED THE
businoss o tho No. 10 Fort Street
Store from the estate of tho late
J. T. Wuterhouso, I will continuo
the samo business undor my own
Ulmio.
Thanking tho pntrons for thoir
patronage during tho twonty-fivo
yonrs of my ninnngomout of tho
business, 1 ask for n continuance
of tho sarao liberal patronage.
A full line of Dry Goods and
Fancy Goods will bo kopt con
stantly on hand at lowest pricos.
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An assortment of
Victoria Lawns, Doyleys, Cool
ing Cloths and
Linen Tablo Datunsk and Lin
en Napkins, Linen and Turk
ish Towels, Curtain Loops,
Silk Boltings, etc., etc.
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A NEW INVOICE'
OF THE
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Wo beg to call special attention to the
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Lower Prices.
Just Ileceivod a consignment of
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PIAJSTOS!
127 Special attontlon called to the last
named to thoso who want a nood Piano at
a moderate prico. Wo Bell Pianos on tho
installment plan.
Wo Miinuliictiire Kubber Staiupi.
&. Island orders solioited. Givo us a
trial and we guarantee satisfaction.
GENERAL DEBILITY
and Indigestion
Mado Iior Lifo Mlsernhlo, but Sho is
Cured by
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Rend tho tentlmony of Mr. fe. n.
Manro, Coburg, Victoria, whoso por
trult Is also given I
HMMMBm
"Some fow years ago I suffered
torrlbly with indigestion and gen
eral debility. I could not sleep,
mid my condition was such as to
malso my lifo miserable1. None of
tho many remedies 1 tried did mo
any good, and I despaired or ever
Rotting better. Ono of my friend j
told moot tho blood-purlfjiiu, and
strpiirjLli-gl ving properties of Aj or'a
Sarsaparilla, and I began talcing it.
Uefore 1 had finished the first Imttlo
1 felt better, and was thus encour
aged to givo tho medlcino n thorough
ttlal. In all I used four bottles,
ii'd then was pi rfectly cured of the
grievous trouble which had alllleted
me. I now recommend, to anyono
suffering as 1 did.
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crdid Hcrve and Blcotl Moillcinc.
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd.
Solo Agents for the Kejrublio of Ilawaii.
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Imports of Champagne In
to the United States,
FROM JAN. 1ST TO JUNE IsT, 1895.
Cases.
G H Mumra & Co.'s extra
dry 30,831
Pommory & Greno 11,798
Moet & Ohnudon 9,608
Heidsieok & Co., (dry
Monopole) 7.501
Louis Roedoror 3,438
Ruinart 3,136
Perrier Jouot 3.286
Irroy&Co 1,785
Vve. Clicquot 2,378
Bouoh6Seo 992
Delbeck&Co 728
Bt. Marcouiix 834
Krug&Oo 270
Ohas. Hoidsiock 355
Various 5,419
Total 81,859
COMPILED FROM CUSTOM
HOUSE RECORDS.
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HONOLULU, H..I., WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1896.
THE NEWS FROM HILO
TK.tniC DEATH lip AN OLD OP.
in:Ni)i:it is hilo jail.
J. HI. Vlvns Extends the I'ortiiKiieae
Itulou-HtrnnseAccldflut, to One
or the Klnnii'it Itonl.
Sunday last waB Portuguese day
in Hilo. J. M. Vivas had coino
down from Honoluln by the Hnll,
riding across countryfrom Ki.
lauea to join tho Kinnu-at Kuwni
hao. Messrs. Silva and Fernuu
dos did not como past Kailua. On
arrival at Hilo Mr. Vivas hold a
preliminary meeting of all tho
leading Portugueso of tho district,
at which it was resolved to call n
meeting of all tho Portuguase
from Onomea to Waiakea. Tho
meeting was called for Sunday at
12 o'clock at tho Courthouse, oithor
tho courtroom or tho yard having
been placed at tho committeo's
disposal by Sheriff Hitchcock.
At tho hour appointed between
250 and 300 Portugueso assembled
in the courtroom. J. M. Gouvoia,
Jr., called tho meeting to order, lip
having boon chairman of .tho pro
liminaiy meeting. Ho was ap
pointed permanent chairman, nud
Mr. Eocha secretary. Mr. Vivas
was introduced to tho audience as
ono with whom many of them woro
already acquainted. Ho spqko
upon tho principal objects of tho
Portugueso Union, opening his
romnrks with tho assertion that
the Union wished it understood
by ono and all that its movement
was not aggressive toward the
Government or peoplo now in tho
islands of any class or nationality.
His address-lflaled about an hour,
and its various points were enthu
siastically applauded.
Speeches woro also mado by
A. G. Sorrao, Jos. Viorra, M. S.
Cauario, J. M. Gonvcia, fnthorof
tho chairman,and M. M. Medoiros.
A branch of tho Union will bo
formed horo as n result of tho
visit of Mr. Vivas.
A fatal tragedy was enacted in
tho Hilo jail on Tuesday of last
week, tho victim being an old
offender named Kauai. Ho had
been ailing and taking medicine
at tho hands of P. Do Souza,
deputy jailor. On that ovoning
Kauai asked to bo lot out of Ins
cell to empty his slop bucket. Do
Souza complied, showing him out
with a lantern. "When tho door
of Kauai's coll was reached on re
turning, tho prisoner sprang upon
tho deputy jailor and throttled
him. Do Souza cried for help
and tho coll doors of iivo" trusties"
being opon.theso prisoners rushed
out to seo what was tlio mattor.Thoy
found Kauai holding Do Souza
down and pulled him off, and just
in time, for tho deputy jailor's
tonguo was hanging out. Tho
lantern had boon overturned,
sotting tho jail on fire, and whilo
some wero putting out tho flamos
tho othors wore1 struggling with
the infuriated prisoner. In tho
struggle a door bolt was heard to
rattle, and, as was afterward
judged, this was caused by Kauai's
head banging against tho door.
Duforo tho uosporato man was
finally subdued a South Sea Isl
nnd prisoner grabbed him by tho
logs and brought him on top of
himself. Kauai in falling struok
his head on tho floor. Ho was
finally .shoved into tho coll and
locked in. Pifteon minutes Inter,
whou Doputy Sheriff Lyman
visited tho coll, ho found Kauai
stbno dend. An inquest was hold
by tho Doputy Sheriff on Wednes
day morning, when tho jury ro
turned a verdict setting forth that
Kauai camo to his death in a fight
of his own making. Tho prisoner
who thus died onco boforo invited
a tragic death. Ho was working
on tlio Volcano road undor a
previous sontonco, when ho mado
a desperate attempt to escape
and was shot hi tho log by Mr.
Staples, tho prison luna.
Continued on Jfth Page.
KUAWEOWEO INACTIVE
TOWKISTS RAICH TIIK MOST OF
M1K.VKN T !(. XI. ,
While Veiled lii Cloud, the Ornter or j
flluqnn Lob llelxpic lulu
Qqleconco. I
Volcano House, )
. i - ' May 8, 1890. J
Tlio following passongoi'B from
Honolulu by tho nltmms' fcti'mi
arrived. on WilBon's coach yester
day afternoon : Mrs. G. S.Mor
rill, Boston, Mass.; Dr. 0. E. Ed
words and wife, Kansas city, Mo.;
Miss 8. P. Birnio, MisB G. O. Bir
uio, Springfiold,Mass.;E. O. Scott,
Honolulu. They aro a pleasant
party and the atmosphere of tho
houso was quito sociablo last
night. Today all of tho guests
united in nn oxploriug party, visit
ing all tho wondors within roach.
The crutor of Kilauoa was first
visited. Aftor reaching the horso
pen, tho 'Unimals ridden by
two of tho ladies woro
tied up, and tho Little Beggar cono
and ndiacont cave woro inspected.
'Dr. EdwordB took sovoral photo-
grnphs of tho party, grouped
about tho baso of a lava pyramid.
at tho cntrauco of tho cave, otc. I
All of tlio ladies descended to the
bottom of tho hot cave, mentioned
in a previous lettor, oiuorging
in a more or less npoplectic condi
tion. Tho tourists wero much im
pressed with tho profound dopth
of Hnlemnumau, whoso bottom
was densely veiled with tho whito
vapor from beneath.
In tho afternoon tho party filed
down tho smooth path, through a
jungle of ferns, loilohua nud oladlu,
to" the crator of Kilauea-iki. On
tho way tho guide led thorn to
"Lnvor'8 Leap," tho crest of a
perpendicular cliff about seven
hundred feet high, where tlio most
complcto view possiblo of tho
crator of Kilauea is obtained.
Loud and profuse wero tho ex
pressions of dolight whon tho
grand nuiphithentro of Kilauea
iki suddonly camo into
view. This is really ono of
tho splendid Bights of tho volcanic
region. Its steep, symmetrical,
forest-clad walls, between sovon
and eight hundred foot in height,
and its bare, black, smooth-looking
lava floor, make a picture
beautiful and grand to bohold.
Wo aro told that certain rough
Bpots, barely distinguishable on
tho floor, aro hummocks ton to
fifteen feet high. Tho guido de
scends by tho dangerous trail to a
lodeo thirty or forty foot below
us, whence ho hurls bowlders
down tho declivity for our amuse
ment. As they bound through
tho scrub thoy diminish with tho
distance, until, as thoy approach
tho lava bod, they look like toadB
in a race.
Without waiting to rest at tho
houso on returning from tho
extinct crator, wo pass on tho fow
hundred yards to tho huge sul
phur banns, with their various
deposits, from Nature's chomical
laboratory and wealth of coloring.
In ascending tho steep side of tho
principnl bank, ouo lady had tho
miBfortuno to sink to hor
ankles in a bed of frosh red
ochro. Iior bIioos woro beau
tifully painted, tho coat bo
ing thicker than tho loathor, but
tho owner so littlo appreciated tho
novel shoo dressing as to leave
tho shoes with the steward for a
souvenir. Mr. Hitchcock was
found on tho banks, sketching a
piotty bit with tho towor of tho
houso poopiug aboyo tho trees.
By tho way, tho artist has boon
very industrious, in theso his re
cent visits to tho volcano. Ho is
going to have a splondid series of
pictures, and, what may surpriBO
some peoplo, thoro aro scones out
side of tho orator no loss attrac
tive, in art reproduction, than tho
fiery ones within whon tho lnko is
charged with molton lava.
Continued on 5th Page.
LEGISLATURE IN SESSION,
THK .SENATE UOIIS A HIC MOUN-
INO'S nUM.MNN.
Tho Curfew Onllunuco 1'bw. the
Scunto oil I hlrd Jtinillnir-I'm.
ceedlllCK of tlio Lower IIoiinc I
Sixty-Fifth Day, May 13th.
THE SENATE.
In tho absouco of Ohaplnin
P0ck this morning Vice-president
Kftuhnno oponcd tho .proceeding"
witiWayor t tho request of Pres
idontNldor. MinistdivKing reported that tho
President liil signed tho bills re
lating to patontav affrays, larceny,
and property of married women
Sonator Baldwin froiitho Com
mittoo on Commorco preacntod a
report on tho bill nmondiuc Arti-
clo 0 of tho Civil Codo relating
tho Postoflico'Dcpartmont. Laid
on tho tablo for consideration
with the bilL
Senator Watorhouso from tho
Finnneo Committeo presented a
Joint Resolution relating to tho
withdrawal and destruction of
cortniii postngo stamps on Novem
ber 1st. On motion tho report
was adopted which carried tho
resolution.
Senator Lyman from tho Ju
diciary Committeo roported on
the bill to tax dividends of sugar
corporations. Tho report showed
tho bill to bo unconstitutional in
several respects. Laid on tho
tablo for consideration with tho
bill.
Houso Bills 35rolating to gross
cheats; 38 to malicious injury nnd
41 to assaults with a dnngorous
weapon, all passed tho first read
ing. Houso Bill 29, the curfew bill,
passed tho third reading unani
mously, as did Houso Bill 31, de
fining tho crimo of burglary.
Tho proposed amendment to
Ariicln (13 of tho Constitution
wns road tho first timo and passed
unanimously.
Tho Houso nmondmont to Son
ato Bill 81, changing tho word
"Acts" to Session Luws, was
adopted.
Houso Bill 29, defining perjury,
passed first reading, ns did House
Bill -10, relating to vngrants and
disorderly persons and Houso
Bill 42 authorizing a ro-appraiso-mont
of certain public lands.
Sonato Bills 38 and 42 were de
ferred on account of tho absouco
of Sonator Schmidt.
Undor suspension of tho rules
all tho bills passed on first road
ing ns above noted wore taken up
nnd passed on second reading.
Tho bills all camo from tho Joint
Judiciary Committeo and thoro
was no opposition to any of them.
Picccbs to 1:30 p. m.
Sixty-Seventh Day, May 13th.
HOUSE OF nEI'HESENTATIVES.
Yesterday afternoon tho License
Bill's second reading was wound
up. Tho now clauses introduced
originally woio all stricken out
oxcopting ono, bearing on stock
nnd share business which is
assessed $100 por annum.
This morning nil of tho Minis
tors woro prcsont and fourteen
members.
Tho President has signed tho
following billn: Tho Act relating
to tho proporty of married women
divorced; that imposing ponalties
for larceny; tho snmo for ailraya
and act amonding tho patent laws,
Hop. Riohards reported Houso
Bills 43, 44 aud 45 typowritton.
Hop. Itycroft submitted tho re
port of tho cominittoo to whom
Sonato Bill No. 9, tho Internal
Tax Bill, had beou referred. Tho
committeo recommends that cor
porations nnd others should bo
compelled to givo a detailed Btato
mont and full valuation of nil real
Continued on 8th Page.
Pities 5 Cents.
IN THE HIGHER COURTS
JlUXii; PKIIUV HAS NO USE FOR
ICAIHTJU.
The Queen UuaBer Winn the rirtt or
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"ii inniirrifi
In tho equity caso of Koliika
nakaolo vb. W. G. Walkor, n bill
to cancel a dood, service aud re
turn ofrsummouB has boon mado - ;
by tho Marshal.
In . tho matter of tho estate of
tho RobortLovominors,tho widow
has filed a requost for permission
to mortgage certain property in
ordor to raiso tho Bum of ?33,000
to bo used in paying off a prior
mortgngo and in tho construction
of a now building on Fort street.
Tho caso of M. Puahi vs. Ka-
piolnni, Dowager Queen, enmo to
a sudden ouding yostorday. Tho
plaintiff is tho husband of Kapio- .
loni's agent, L. K. Puahi, and
sued for S420, tho alleged baluuco
duo him for Borvicos rendered.
Tho wife has also a suit against
tho Dowagor Queou to recover
over $4000 alleged to bo duo her
for foes and commissions as agent
for tho collection of ronta.
Whon tho husband's suit
came on for trial yesterday the
first item on tho bill was for $50
for services rendered tho Queen
Dowagor as a kahuna. This item
was promptly stricken 'out-by tho
Court, tho plaintiff having no
liconso to practice medicine. At
torney W. It. Oastlo then moved
to refer all tho othor items to a
roforoo to report on tho amount
due. Tho Court was about to
grant tho motion whon attorney
Kano for tho plaintiff ontorcd a
discontinuance of tho suit.
Tho foroign jurors nro notified
to bo in attondnnco at tho Court
room tomorrow morning.
Judge Carter and a jury aro en
gaged in tho trial of Kauimakolo,
vs. Mrs. Piosownrno, a suit be
tween mothor aud daughtor.involv
ing tho possession o a quantity
of jowolry.
Ilcntli nfu 'hlnce.
Thoro was n largo-sized 6caro
over tho discovory of tho body of
a Chinoso at Kikihnlo this morn
ing. An aged pako had been
ailing for muny moons and, in
responso to an ordor from a Chi
noso physician, his attendants
moved him to an apartment in a
lodging houso back of Engine
Houso No. 8 (his morning. While
boiug convoyed thither ho died.
Tho attendants loft his body on a
couch in ono of tho roomB nnd
wont out to procure clothing,
funeral paraphernalia, oto. While
thoy woro absent Bomo natives
discovered tho body and at onco
rang up tho Polico Station. Mur
dojr, Buioido nnd various othor
crimes wero alleged, but upon
examination of tho frionds of the .
deconsod, Doputy Sheriff Hitch
cock readily surmised tho truth.
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III tlio 1'ollco Court.
Ono lonoly intoxicated person
punglod up two dollars to Judgo
do la Vorgno this forenoon. D
Forroira pleaded guilty of being
cruel and nbueivo to a sorrel horse
and paid $1 fine nud $3 costs.
J. 0. Lnno threatened to "hnni
mer tho daylight" out of H. J.
raugeu. xUr. i'adgott, boiug in
fear of his lifo, caused Mr. Lnno's
arrest and that individual is undor
$100 bonds to keep tho pooco for
six months to como.
By tho outranco of Lord Wark
worth into tho Houso of Com
mons the uuusunl circumstance is
brought about of fathor, Bon and
grandson sitting at ono nnd tho
samo timo in Parliament.
Itno and Misidano, cook and
steward of tho Bhip Dirigo, woro
arrested tlm morning for dosort
iug that vossol.
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