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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

The iron rails which were put to protect the
Pail, have ruSted away 50, that instead Of being
protection, they positive snare, and some
day some one will lean on them and be precipi-
lated into the abyss This ought to be looked to
at once.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

Miss Austiu- daughter Of ledge Austin- OF the
Supreme Courf, leaves Honolulu By The Al1ais-la
On Friday. Tins yu1ng lady having competed
her preparation for culezs u1dc- The direction o.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

The Hon s G. Wilder and Mrs. Wilder, gave
large dinner party last Monday, among the guests
present were. Col. Spreckels Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
Spreckels, Hon. J. Mott smith. Mrs. Hasting,
the Messrs. Make, Mr.. and Mrs. II. MAcfarlane.
The'party numbered twenty.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

At 4.:5, Hon. Paul Isenberg attempted to stem
the tide Of proposed expenditure by moving that
the Committee rise. The motive was not appre-
ciated and the motion was lost.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

Her Majesty and the Princess LiliuokAlAni re-
turned from their trip to the leper settlement On
July sd. Her Majesty went to inspect the settle
meut personally, With view TO seeing how the
funds which have recently been collected had bet
ter be bestowed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

Captain Hebron has sold the = s. KaaHea HoH
and the KAhului Railroad to Wilder & Co., to-
eether with all his business interests on the island
~ Mani
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

The F. {. 4. has been devoting itself to making
up lame story about hr- Nzrahl not p9yInS his
srbscrfp;iou bills 10 that paper. HE public care
nothing one way or the Other about the matter
bat NJ NaEahi states that be has paid up all
bills presented and holds the receipts IN Hiio-
Whether Mr.. Navahi has paid or not matters not
a farthinr. but men who for political purpose
parade private business relations As the Adrfiser
does, deserve nothing but coutempt-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

T. Il. H Queen Emma and suite left BY the
hfHrs for Hawaii yesterday. She will be the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. kinnsrsley and Mrs. James Woods
during her stay in kohala. A large crowd Of
natives were on the wharf to wish the royal lady
fs,H r1H5F1r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

Mr.. ]. Z. Wiseman Of this CITY takes vacation,
and will visit San FGncisco, remaining there
about three or four weeks. We wish Joe pleas
mi a-a..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

LOr J-Lri-r FROM e. &. ilsrri. b. Ah Rag u 10
81 kapuuahia containing G.iu acres " knia ianfs
ou which stands fH1.sfnfled dwelling nearly new
rice mill aBd piaHt quarters for iahorrf- .tsrrhouss
cook huusr, ae, A., To- good epniitau- rhia To-.
together with 90 improvements viii BE- s1id free y ai
rent charges fpf iha balance ~ ne term ailch
s1pifrs ON fhc o. darnf tfnHsfy isas.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

The absence Of the Ministers from the House
has been severely commented on When there
they don't seem to take much interest in the
affairs Of the nation; important matters may be
under discussion, but the Attorney General IL
Sinking over the HIrsp editorials
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

School examinations have been the order Of the
day during the rast week. The Government
schools wound up on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. On the latter day, St. Louis College
closed, and loluui College finished its term on
Monday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

Representative kRulukou is very turbulent
and impolite member of the Assembly. BE out
ranks Palohuu nowadays rs the ''interrrptsr and
.NaH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

Mr.. z c. Jones has paid u visit to Maui He
reports the island looking finely. There have
been copiUus rains and the crUFs are coming along
splendidly
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

At meeting of the. shareholders of Wildsr's
5. 5 Co, held on July 18Th it was decided To in
crease the capital stock OF the company $1,000
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

Mr.. Frederick BagUt agent and canvasser for
McKinney's Honolulu Directory. had his passport
stopped when about to leave this Kingdom for
Sun Francisco by the last steamer. knowledge
Mr.. Bagot vas attempting TO leave without paying
bill even after payment had been requested on
the day Of his departure. and pereptorily refused
bv him.
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24

I'M nfor ,ha working class. Send 10
iIlItfI Icenis FIR pssssge.and We will nail
SoAS you frees royal, valuable box of
,DlI'e goods that wili put ron IN the way
fmtkIbg more Dopey in few days than
90 eve. thsstpht psssibis at ANY busrp~ss.
@pisal not required. We viii start you. You
IN work all the time or In -Jars time only.
The wo.k is universally adopted o. both
xss,yosng aud old. fou csI easily earti
rom 20 cents TO Is every evening Thst ell
she want ~ork nsay isxt the business, we
asks this unparalleled offer: To sil who are
- well satisfied we will send 81 81 rsy tor
he trouble ~ writing rs. Full psEt,cul2rs,
ilfcetlous-ete. sent trpe, EuriHres will b.
aale by tho~e wha eiye their vhlle tlrlc 10
he WORK. Gr6st sgoceeS ass@s,ietsiy sure.
Don, d,.lay. sters now. Add-eGs sTfSsox 4
Co., Portland. NJ ,ine
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24
DIR. SPINNEY.
NO. IL KEAkNY STREET.
Trents All Chrome and s,s c,si b,s~....
VOTING MIN

VOTING MEN
Who may DE suffering from the e1sste =
youtiifuI foilles OF rndisereiion will Do -
10 avail themselves Of tlIis. the grcatsst -
ever laid NJ the altar "a snfsrine hnsnsni1v
DR.. spnney will guarantees 10 forfsst -
for every case of Seminsl weakness ~ ~.
rate disease ol any ird o. character uSirA
hs undertakes and ils Ia cure
M1DOlE-AGID MES.
There are many a, The aec II thirty % u.
~ who are troubled with too freqrssit eva
uatioi.s II tbs bidder. often aooornpssiN
by slight sInaftiDg "r burning ssnsa1ioo
md weakening of he system In q n an1e1
the patient cannot account for. On srsufn-
ns the urin iry dep sits rspy sedirs1nk
will often he found, and sonetifrs~ -
PARTICLES of aibsmen will appear. OF The -
lor will he Of y thin nIikish bpe. ssakn
changing 20 DARK and torpid spsxs :, ~
There are many men wh. die os this diflsrf.
~, ignorant Of the oanse. which IL the -.
md stage 81 seminal wsakniss. DIR. q. ~,
guarantee n perfect cure ! all sucb essna
and n healthy restoration Of the eenito-ssic
sYy organs.
Offioe Honrs--l0 10 and 6 10 &. sandsvs
fnTm 10 to II A. N. Consultation free. ~
r'ueb examination and advioe,$6.
Call or address
Dgs. SpuNyEY 4 20.
~ a.. L.
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24

uDIUn ssnd sir eonis for postage
n ThIT n,aad receive free. a rs'ssiyb on
A AsA1A-of oods, which y hep you
% more mrTay ht sssy than rnvth'n
else in this ~srid.Afl, Of .ithsr sea. succe~d
from the FIRST bnur.T'he brosd road q. for.
taise opens before Tire workers. ais ,tata .
VI 'sne.
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24
deoitf No. II K.srry s.. s ; pr,ss;s.
DIR. Liebjr

~ called incurable diseases DR.. IsshS~a.
German lnyieorator is positively guarsptes1
20 cure nervous and I'hys steal debility, ssos
maj weakness.i"st inanllpod. spermaiorFhsa
loss of eilefgy, ringing and dizziness In ~
head. InfltncholiH. hopeiess FEELING ururfs.
,orrhes. ard all the results Of youthfri ~
pfuOeno- and etcesses Of mature ysaya "a
Doctor. q regular college physician fr~~
Eunfe will agrse 10 forfeit ans ths.uss -
dollars for cssee the Invigorator will nee
cure under speciai treatment snd advice.
The reason - many can not Get en- red -
weakness and the above disea seS il ovins q
4 coDpl catipn. c,ilsd proststorrhoa. vkisA
requires Isscsltiaf tres. ment. r.
DR.. Ls.bie's tnyicoiator No. Ia the Suas
positive cure for prssststsyrhee. fs,ts< =
either Insigorstof, S2 yer hottie ;sia for 80
sent W any .sicress on receipt of prios, =
@: %. d.. Irresponsible psrmns can -
when cured. striciess rscrecy hainfat,S1
Patients cured ~ nn.e. Dir. LiebiS ~
pspaSy hrs an E.egag. Drug stoss ~ p
buslalng. -
Too frequent r,acuati,n of the Blsase,
end l.ops Sediment in sttre arc sxs,sfu. ~
II Fec. pdary srninsi We~knss~ and PrSS
tatcrrhea. Complaints readily yield 70 =.
DIR. Llebie Treatment.
Ordinary oases- any recent case Of spssi.i
OF private dtseNs-s turd far go. Hee,a
dies sufficient 10 curs yill be- promptly -
wtth full dinctFns nrd advioe on rcoss668
$40 Al packstes are secprcly ev1eoo1
from osJservstion. ~
Invigurator SaIpeles Free.
To prove the vop terfpi power of tt< 49,
German lnyi2nlatsr 2 bottle a eifkop
nomber will be sent FREQ u ehArre. ~
spns ordering free bottle uili cniy havs =
psy expfesssce on delivery
Mort pwsFful Elrc,ric Belt. free Ia y
tishts. Consultation, exsmina tim A. n.
vios free nnd private Call or writ,.
bR, LlbfiG CO., tOD Gesry ST..
prvnte bptrapce. h6 Masnp 81. 4. P..cS
Julvl SORT
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24
Notice Of ferr~itsre.

60 ASDEcs NELSON:
You are hereby notified that ] have ss
yens~d I 20 In isbg and improvements ~
i'm the iiHpps Jack mining claim, situate
n wsllspn mining district. Mohsye eoai.
y, trisona Territory. an arier ,, hold ssi,
,femls~s nnder the prosisions of S@-etr.i
s,sS, Revised ststutes of the fnitsd Stats,
boiug the amount rsgnired ~ bold The Sam.
Tor the years issi. iss2 and lss3.
You are hereby notified that tha prcpcr
lion of Sprh sIpenditnse due from you !
slh0, lavful pnDsy Of the United Stste
and II within 30 DAYS after the yablicstise
4 this nstiae you fail or rstusa 10 ooBirii
ute your proportion IL saoh eipenditurr q
sp-"wnsr. your interest in said claim vii
,s.cofaa the property Of the undersigned IN
der said section Zs,f.
J.. krxx1RLY.
Mineral Park. May Ist. 1874.
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24
s.s,~s .rrsrss,.sre.

Ia
To William Caivcr, X. s. Oalss ssd shs
Csrbai miuiag coaiIs,ny:
Yvu are hereby isgtihsd that We have "a
pend-d 4ivC Ia labor and Improvements Up
~, the Washington msntng clain,, ..sustsa
IN the w.iiaIai mining distsict, M"hsvr
esunty, ArixoBg Jsrritors, aud daily ~
corded N the records of @sid oo0pty IN
Boob ID es H-tnins rocortss. page 10. In
order TO hold said p,emi~~s undes toe pSv.
Visions u bs-ction 2isi, hsyissd siasrtss ~
the un,ss.i state, ising sae amount ra'
quired 10 hold the ssms for tbs srar sns-
lne December 3lst. lsrs. Ard you are fur.
shss notified that the proportion VI said
sxpenditufe dps frrsa you 10 81, lawful
money ~ this Unifsd ststsss and u within
50 days after the rubliratsoa of this nofsee
yor s.ii or refuse ~ sontfieute your pre-
portion Of sueh e1penSitcfe M soovnsf,
your interest IN sssi eiaiis w'll tssopaas tlt
prspssty ~ tia -adsrsignpd under sa'd
beciion ys24.
Mia:ss SyooK Tsuss cvnyasr,
~ A. w. DEs.
Resident Agent.
HsEAiL Psss, May i,,h, 1854.
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24
as.ess.s-st Ssti-e.

Arnold Gold and liver Mining Company
Loc,tsoH Of prinsipai plses q bosinss,
Ssn Francisco, California;: JDca,Fsn 81
works, cedar yalioy Mining Disifics. Mo
have ovs4nty, Arizona Territory.
Notio~ h. hsfeby given, that AZ meet n,
~ th~ Board of Directors, held On ths frk
day Of Aurust, isss. an assessment mo. ?
Of hfiy osuts psr shsre was levied upon fh,
pspatai ssayck 81 the evaporation. psyahl.
isufp.diataIy in Vbiied states R'iid er,ip, "a
the recrstsry. si The Office Of tke Conpsn,
kDsn s2. No. Saso sansosne street, san ffan
etsco, Calf ,rnss.
Any stock upon ~hick ihis s.sss-inens
shall rsCiSin unpaid ON the second cay "a
S~pieWi,er. issi. vii he dslinqa@ni, and &C
vertised iur sale at public auction: and pp.
less rayHsut j. m sde tsf-fs. viii be soid ~
w DIV. the 18th day of September. isss. O.
pss the dslinauent hSsexsmeBt together
With costs of advertising and .xpepsss oi
sale.
By oodsF of the sosti Of Directors.
A. JUp.yx, Secretary.
Oissne. Room SO NJ 80 sinaome street
Ssn FssneiAos. Cal fDnia.
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24
setIee or rsrfeitsr~

To ASDgUs StLSoS:
You are hereby notified that | have 81
pend d 500 IN labor and Improvements up
on the ksysds mining clam, situated II
wai!api mining district, Mohsye cunt,
Arixons Territory. la order 10 bold All
premises under the pr ,yis ons of seetiyI
sszS Revised 81 tues Of tts United State.
being the amount required t' hold the .atn
for tle years iesi. 80 and 1888.
Y'.u are also notifi~d THAI the proportion
og said exp-ndi urs due from you il tig
lawful money ~ the United ssats~; aud !
within ~ days after the pgblicstion II TIN
nsstio.. yon fail nr refuse u contribute 700
proportion VI s,id EXP .nditarc ~ co-o~ner
you interest IN said clf3m Will becsme tn
2ropsr'y Il the undersigned under sai,
sectson zs2t.
L. kuxaEHLr.
Mineral Park. A. T., Msv lat. 1884.
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24

.ssrsses an ga@tnret years, nth ~ Less Of
Mef0ssy. LassItude. Nopiprn Emissions,
Aversion 10 %ycbciy. Dinaness - VISION.
Noises In the Head; the yitas fiuid passing
unoiy@.fysd IN The urine. snd nHluy oihsr
dis1ases that lead % Ins nifty s,lI Death,
DR.. NlNTIEt, WHO = a pgriar piysicisr.
graduate of the University PennsylyAnia ,
will agree Ia forfeit Five Hundred D,yilars
for = csss os this kind the VITAL RRSTUR
ATfyE tunder his SPECIAL advice and sreat.
mentl will not care, or for .nythmc iS9pn n.
or injurious found In ID. Dv. Mintie treats
all private dsaesses sucossfuIly without
mercury. Consultation free Jhapsarh
examination and advice incla..rsg analyais
OF nrins, Five dollar frioe Of Vital Res
the quantity for Ave doiiars; sent 90 any nd.
dress upon receipt of price, OF G. % D.. w
rure from observations and IN private name
II desired. by
A. L. Matte, n. D.,
ii kearny ~. ssn Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
VIII be sent Ia anyone applying by ls,ssr,
stating symptoms, srx and sge Sfriet &C..
cresy In regard to all bassness transacsiops
DIR. MIN1IE'S kidney REMEDY
SEPHRfTICCM, cures all kinds 4 kidney
and bladder complaints, gonorIhoa, Qleei,
leuoorrhoa. For sale By sll drneelsts Al
one dollar pes bottle SIX bottiea for Five
dollars.
DIR. MINTJE's DANDELIoS PILLS
are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia ard
Rilious cure in tho market. For sale by all
druggists.
iJansstf
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24
s.,ie. .s v.rGsisas.

To Vim. Catver, n. q. Elliott. y. y. OAkss
and tho New York as1 Arizona miusps
casnpsnys
You arr hereby notified that xs hsys ~
teus,.si ! ~ i: i3-ss 4 1psossmsnis up
ON the Mes Chicago i'sde and ns,nlps sis.,..
.l,untrd IA the weiiapsi ninng d,s' riet
"s - -s-~s - Ss.--4s4..s sSssl y
~s-sss- 80 ~ssss.s-sF s--~.-.-r -. -e---
recorded N the nining rceords ut SSH
eoulsty IN Book u, pages A5a A a,t, In ordrf
90 hold said Ifremisss under the provision,
of section Zizt Revised ssaiutes u the
Unitsd States, isetng tho aIaouEt requires
to hold the same soF th. y.ar ending Dec.
81, lss3. fon ~. hereby notified that th'
proportion Of s,id esIsndif are das ffOn
you ~ S5c. lawful mopey ~ the Unitsp
States: snd IL vithin 10 days after the peb
lication Of this notice, yop fsii or refuse :,
cont riDuie your proppfiien II such orpaad
itufe as cs,Owncr, your inieress In sss
claim will boooule the property uf the under
sigrcd under said section z32t
NnIsv 5Tock Tausr CosrAxr,
BY A w. Dus,
Resident agent.
Minorsi Park, A, T. May i7th. 1884.
Mohave County miner., 1884-08-24
THE sikl.N'I'
ENGLISH RTMEDY

IL A NEy sR FAIL
J 6 q - I = Nervous
iebihi Lxiiaas,, q
NitAli;, l.min III
Weakness ssErsnstot.
rhsa. ! osr Mani,ood,
inspJtenoy, r rota-
tOrrhea. Para ! ysis.
aud al the terTIbi 81.
feeis of Sell Abuse.
|ysmthipl folliss and
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-11
The Only Issue.

AS the WooD RIVER TINES puts it.
the only issue in Idaho to- av is "Mor.
monlsm vs.. anti Mormonism." The
leaders of the Church party would
have discussions on other subjects,
claiming that this is only side issue.
If the Gentiles of Idaho would have
their Territory free from church domi.
nation they will lose sight of every.
thing else and vote against John
HALEY, because of the men who are
supporting him and who are so anxious
to encompass the defeat of Sing,ser
The loud and earnest efforts of the
Mormon press in Utah to secure Mr..
Hallcy's election should be sufficient
warning to the American citizens of
Idaho. With Mr.. HALEY successful.
they will have a willing tool who will
stand shoulder to shoulder with Utah's
delegate to misrepresent the American
population Of these Territories. The
Mormon church is the ONLY institution
that can rejoice in Hailey's success
Ogden Pilot.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-11
SLAVERY IN TIE SANDWICH
ISLANDS.

/
The TIMEs's two-column article re.
lating to slavery in the Sandwich
Islands, has been copied entire by the
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, of
Honolulu, in its issue Of September 6,
and accompanied by the following edi-
torial omments:
A TOUCHING TALE.-We publish
elsewhere yarn written by some man
named Benedlck, or rather given by
h'm as sensation to an Idaho paper.
1t would be serious If it were not so
ludicrous. According to this writer,
who must be glorious combination
of liar, fool and an idiot, there are
$4,000 Americans in these islands he Id
IN the bends of slavery, fed on raw
fish and rice and fined ten days'
wages every time they go to work.
The only trouble about the article is
that it is not complete enough. Mr..
i3enedick should have added that all
plantation hands are bastnadoed every
time they sneeze and branded with a
hot iron for the slightest derelicton of
duty. Further, that every planter
keeps private gallows and a harem.
We have also yet to learn that Mr..
Jones is a Methodist minister. He is
a mighty hard worker among Young
men, and one of the most sterling
men on Oahu, but we imagined hith
erto that he was the representative of
Brewer \ Co. We believe it neces-
sary to expose such foul tissue of
lies, although no one in America, as
rule, believes yarns which would make
Munchausen blush. Mr.. Benedick's
yarn Is the fiimsiest potpourr of false
hoods that we ever came across.
Mr.. Benedick, the T1MEs's inform.
ant, although an humble waiter in
restaurant, is nevertheless an honest
man, who earns his bread by the sweat
OF his brow; he is therefore far more
worthy Of belief than the editor of
the Pacific Commercial Advertiser,
who, as the "organ" of King Kala-
kaus, is compelled to indorse the royal
policy, both in its plan and execu-
ton.
We therefore reindorse the state
ments made by Mr.. Benedick, for the
present.; and after Blaine's Inaugural
tion as President Of the United States.
We do not doubt an effor. will be made
10 have the subject investigated by
he Department of State.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-11
WOOD RIVERS RECORD.
GOVERNOR MURRAY,S LETTER

| ->-eA' v - AVA - sSsSA I ]
Governor Murrsy's letter, declining
an invitation to take the stump in
Idaho, will be found elsewhere in this
issue. The Governor is detained at
home at present, as serious compiled.
lions requiring his personal attention
are liable to arise at any moment.
The courts of Utah are just now
graphing with the very head of the
Mormon monster, by endeavoring to
convict notorious polygamists Of
crime. If n conviction is obtained.
in spite OF all the efforts of the Nor
mons, a blow will be given to poly
eamy that will sound it's death knell.
1t the prosecution fails to obtain
conviction, it will have been demon.
strated that something more than the
present enactments is needed to COM
pei the Mormons to respect the laws
Of the land, and Congress will be
again appealed to.
But although Governor Murray is
compelled to decline the invitation.
his letter shows that he is with us
heart and soul, and it ought to have
the same effect upon voters that a
bugle-call would have on veterans in
the field, and encourage us to redou-
bled efforts to rid ourselves of the
"twin relic" incubus.
The necessity for this is apparer to
every Gentle of Idaho. The Nor.
mons are crowding in all over Idaho,
and absolutely control one party or.
ganization. If they prove strong
enough to overcome the entire Gen.
tile vote, the nom Mormons will soon
be compelled to abandon the Terri
tory.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-11
CORD WOOD.

taet Your Winter Supply Before It Is
All Gone.
F. II. Rowe, at the HALEY saw
mills, now has his drive of 1900 cords
OF 6ve-foot fir and pine cord wood in
the yard. Parties who want to Law in
their winters supply should contract
at once. as it is going fast. Call at
the mills, or address F. H. Rowe.
HALEY. s29tle
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-11

1t was very kind If Brother
Clay, the other dav, to copy a compli-
mentarv notice Of the TINES from a
Kansas paper. II we ever see as much
as single word OF the lnter.Idabo re-
produced in any paper in the world
however obscure-we will cheerfullv
return the compliment.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-11-28

their way to the distinction OF Sena-
tors by influences other than states
manship. A quarter of a century and
more ago the American Senate was
pronounced the most dignified body of
legislators in the world. That cannot
be said of it now; other considerations
than high order of talent have been
brought to bear, and not a few of
moderate caliber have been lifted into
seats of Senatorial honor, once occu-
pied by brilliant orators and profound
statesmen.
Wisconsin, with its ma gnifcent Re
publican majority, ought to be am
bilious to contribute its share in restor-
ing the United States Senate to the
high standing it once enjoyed. An
adroit politician, an expert schemer, a
mere successful business man--these
alone are not the kind of talent want
ed other qualifications are Imperative
ly required. 1t would indeed be sim
gular if there could not be found in
this great state candidates of the kind
indicated to represent the people in
the Senate of the United States.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-11-28
CIVIL SERVICE.

George William Curtis and other
independents in New York, who pro-
fess to enjoy the confidence of Cleve-
land, are endeavoring to quiet the ap-
prehensions of those who believe the
civil service will be repealed or disre.
garded under Democratic rule. No
doubt these men will attempt to hold
Cleveland in check, so that they may
claim some merit for their treachery
to the Republican party. But it is
hardly possible that the government
under Cleveland's administration can
resist the demands of the solid South
for sending adrift all the present in
cumbents of Office. The pressure on
the appointing power for position and
place from the hungry outsiders can
not be withstood, without producing
revolt in the Democratic party. The
millions who have been shouting
themselves hoarse over the election of
Grover Cleveland cannot be kept quiet,
but will insist on compensation. It is
possible the army of seekers for ap-
pointment to office may be kept at bay
for a few months, but ultimately will
force themselves in.