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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1895
Page
4
By authority the Minister of Finance calls all persons with monetary claims against the Government to present them through proper departments by 2 PM Tuesday January 7, 1896. After that time the department books will close for the year ending December 31, 1895.
The Evening Bulletin reports on fires in Hawaii and the navy, a California paper on the Oriole bird for horticulture, Hawaii’s labor commissioner’s Japan view, Warfield’s National Guard drill in San Francisco, Honolulu’s quick citizen soldiery, Reed of Maine as Speaker, and commentary on Hawaiian annexation prospects. It notes a Congregational Club meeting in San Francisco with Rev Walter Freur and Justice Preay, plus a letter praising harmony in Honolulu linked to evangelist activity.
Yattawa of New York claims most are aware of a blissful state barring a revolution tied to the return of Mr. McEvoy. He alleges the government was scared into an opium expedition after he searched the bore of a new cannon before ordnance was loaded from the schooner Aloha.
A reader praises the Wirths company for a well presented show with energy and variety, contrasting it with earlier circuses. The reviewer notes fair treatment of performers, evokes memories of European arenas, and expresses gratitude for a strong performance that pleases families and fans.
Dr Frank Underwood and J K Sheridan were arrested around 2 to 2 30 p m on conspiracy charges under the Provisional Government act. The arrests followed questioning by Judge Perry and a long consul Mills visit. Prosecutors expect five more alleged conspirators to be arrested later today as spies shadow known associates.
Seattle reports say customs chase a near ton opium laden schooner named Henrietta, believed hidden in Hawaiian waters. Tug Kleu refitted yesterday with provisions and coal, aiming to scour coves and bays around the Kanat coast. sightings of Vebety Brava near Lihae Kamal suggest further movements by the Lebow crew. Authorities refuse details, while Consul General Wilder’s Seattle visit sparks speculation on the Vancouver opium shipment. Collector McStocker remains hopeful of locating the cargo, though most suspect it has already been landed or concealed.
A long column defends the Tribune wheel as superior to Stearns, denounces outdated Stearns models from 1894, cites Harry F. Terrill’s letter praising the Tribune, and urges buyers to inspect the Tribune before purchasing any bicycle. The piece pledges to renew the comparison and tease upcoming Tribune tandems in the New Year races.
Eight shocks were felt in Kau, five in Kauai, with severe vibrations across the island chain. No updates yet from the volcano. The W.G. Hall is expected to relay the first news next Friday.
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