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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-09
advertisements.
Attention, Fire Police !

EEAIBERS ARE REQU EsIED TO ATTEND
nj sba regpiar meeting THIS EVENING.
By order Of the Captain. -.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-09

His Excellency the Minister Of the Interior
has appointed Mr.. ]. Kakipa an agent to
grant marriage licenses for the districts of
Koolau and Hanalei, Kauai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-09

AntI-VaccInatIOn Riots la Montreal.
Montreal was delivered over to law
less mob for two days and nights, which
attacked private and public buildings,
and destroyed great deal of property.
The details show culpable negligence on
the part of the Mayor, Mr.. Beauregard,
or extreme cowardice. The City Hall
was wrecked, as was also the "Daily
Herald" office, and the residence of al
officials and others prominently identified
with the compulsory vaccination move
ment The mob was mainly composed
of French Canadians, who were loud il
their threats of everything English. Or
the evening of the third day the Mayor
confessed himself incapable to cope with
the mob, and General Stevenson was
ordered to clear the streets at all hazards
| The Riot act was then read, and the
| crowd fed before the armed men IL
| craven terror. If that had been done a
the beginning of the riots, much propert!
would have been saved, as well as thu
reputation of the city. There were Is.
| deaths from smallpox in Montreal il
the four days ending September 29th
besides ffty-one in adjoining municipal
city. Two or rne froleett goo gases il I'll tn
imprisonment, Incendiary placards ar
being torn down by the police Occa
sional rioting took place on Septembe
30th, but the police and military haC
complete control. The insurance polio,
OF 100000 ON the exhibition buildin,
has been withdrawn. The mob threat
ened to destroy it. 1t is used as hos
| pital
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-09
Not TeefOtaIisn.

1t is stated that the practice among re-
formed inebriates is 10 take advantage of
the bracing properties of tea, thus repu-
dating. said medical paper. absolute
teetotalism and adopting the plan Of total
taa ism
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-09

ing mother who consented TO the de-
Element of her eleven-year-old daughter.
In the course OF his inquiries the editor
came across at least four mothers who
were anxious to contract for their daugh-
ters sale. Poverty was not the only
cause of these sales. The tenant of
villa at st. Johns Wood, praising her
daughters graces and accomplishments,
remarked that their betrayal only de
pended upon the price.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
Rebecca Jarrett of the Salvation Army
Thomas William Stead, editor OF the
"Pall Mall Gazette Sampson Jacques,
one of the staff of that paper; Mrs.
Combe, Cromwell Booth, of the Saliva
ton Army, and Louis MoWTey, defend
ants in the abduction case of Eliza Arm
strong, were committed for trial to-day.
Russell, counsel for Mrs. Jarrett, reserves
his line OF defense.
During the proceedings Mr.. Stead,
acting as his own counsel, read docu-
ment containing his line OF defense. He
claimed that the end which he had in
view in carrying out his scheme justified
the means he had resorted to. He adj
mitted that he might have been misled
by the statements of Mrs. Jarrett, who
| if she procured the girl Eliza by false
pretenses, as testified to by Mrs. Arm
strong, had obtained money from him
! fraudulently. The magistrate frequently
protested against portions OF the docu
ment, stating that the matter was irrele
want. The magistrate summed UP the
case strongly against the defendants, anC
said nothing could justify their doings
nor the publication of the nauseous arti
cles in the ''Pall Mall Gazette He &C
quilted Bromwell Booth and Mrs. Comb,
of the charge of indecent assault, bu
committed them as well as the rest o
the prisoners, on other charges.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-09
HORSES FOR SALE.

1--WE GOOD HORSES WELL BROKEN.
Il Suitable for general use. Prices low.
Apply to c. B. MILES,
oc10 Corner Punchbowl and queen streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-09
Dividend n Office.

4 DIVIDEND OF TWO DOLLARS PER-
"a share will be paid TO the shareholders Of the
IN e Steam Navigation Go. their Office
on SATURDAY, the 10Th instant
Z4s-octlO J. ENA, Secretary /. y. n Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-09
WANTED.

1.-TWO COMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROOMS,
with use Of kitchen. in the neighbOrhoOd Of
King and Fort streets. Address BOX los, z. o. p
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-09
FOR SALE.

4 GOOD THOROUGHBRED BERKSHIRE
"a SOW. Apply TO JOSEPH TINKER, CITY
Meat Market n. B.-Chinamen win not he
treated with. 237-ocaO
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PREPARATIONS.

The military authorities have taken
possession OF the railways throughout
Servia, and ordinary travel has been
stopped. In addition to the reserves,
10000 of the Landwehr have been called
out for active service.
Indications point to active war prepar-
ations by the Porte. Eighty battalions
of first-class reserves are being modified
in districts bordering on the Black sea,
at points which viii facilitate the trans
portation of troops for duty in Roumelia,
in the event OF the Sultan being com
PEELED to adopt extreme measures to set
tie the Roumelian difficulty. The trans
portation department is actively engaged
in furnishing means for the concentra-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29

The Sigourney Review has : very forci-
bic answer TO the desperate efforts Of
tho Des Moines ring to draw attention
from the real issues Of tie campaign. Il
says: 1t il good deal easier to call
Senator Whiting : 'kawperhesd' than.
% account for tho sudden conversion Of.
Senator Larrabee from license 70 prohi-
bition. Il is good deal easier TO say
that Senator Whiting was disloyal TWEEN
ty-five years ago, than il i TO say
whether Larrabee will veto . license
Nv should an opportunity present IL
self. Il ID : good deal easier 70 make
assertions about Mr. Writings sympa-
thies and political instincts Z quarter Of
: century ago than to discuss the
issues Of transportation, mining and
other economic problems in political
economy before the people today. Il 4
much easier TO appeal 70 prejudice than
70 discuss living issues. Il ID much easier
Tor couatry newspapers to keep little
islanders set In bold face italic standing
In their columns than 70 prove the truth
Of the charges"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29

The farmers of Iowa have this year .
candidate for governor of their own
faith and profession in tho person Of
Senator Whiting. No man stands higher
in the community than does Senator
Whiting, and SO popular il he that he
can always draw largely from the OPP
position. A man of pure character and
Of noble bearing. he has nothing 70
fear and so always succeeds in lead
ing his ticket. Farmers Of Iowa, You
have . candidate who is in sympar
thy with. you, one who has always been
your friend and who has always stood.
BY you in the thickest Of the fight,
the sworn enemy OF al monop0-
lies Now il the time to right the wrongs
that have been heaped upon you since
been heaped upon you ever since the adj
vent Of the republican party TO power.
Vote for IN honest man, Senator Farmer
Whiting.-S0c Democrat
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29

Have Desn Fed by Political Fraud~
We are sware that bombast and exag-
geration are often used in writing aci
counts Of political meetings. but in al:
seriousness we can say that the coming
Of Whiting and Weaver the attendance
o their speeches, the attention paid BY
the merchant, the mechanic and tho
farmer, to them and to the utterances Of
oil honest democrats, show that they aro
waking up to the fact that they have
been fed by fraud and deception long
enough; and that the sugar coating OF
prohibition, under which they have hid.
den their dishonesty and ring rule. il
mot thick enough to cover their hypoc-
risy.-Councz Biufs Globe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29
The Democratic Platform.

I'VE declare II favor Of the repeal Of tho pohoy liquor
laws Of the state Of Iowa unjust and hostile 70 temperance
We pledge ourselves to and best efforts Tor tho
enactment Of license law Of two hundred and atty dollars with
TO increase the from hundred and fifty dollars
thousand dollars be deemed best for the public inter
est in the various localities the expressed By legally
constituted authorities Of such localites."
I'VE approve the action Of tho Democratic senators Of he
Twentieth General Assembly in voting unanimously In Of
the prompt consideration Of the bill known Cassa Mining
Bill and condemn the action Of the republicans promising thu
miners Of this state adequate legislation and then denying them
even fair hearing"
I'VE believe announce It IS one Of the fundamental
principles Of tho democratic party that labor Is foundation
wealth and that tho aborer should - The special obe he
Of ths government"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29
Senator Writings
RECORD IN THE SENATE.

M Whiting in 1883 elected to the and took his seat
N that body the OF the session 1884 Dur
ing the session he voted for the bill appropng i've thousand
dollars to the Farmers Protective Association Of Iowa
them in defending against litigation Of the barbed wire monopo
hes This bill became law being chapter l02 Laws Twentieth
General Assembly Laabee absent least did not
on the BILL Senate Journal page 52 Hseems that Immediately
prior this Larabce present and voting another
Senate Journal So Senator Whiting also voted for the bill
providing for the burial Of hon0aby discharged soldiers and
erection Of for the and which became
being chapter 17S Acts Of Twentieth General Assembly
final passage Of this bill Larabee absent least did
vote Senate Journal Senator Whiting for the
bill authorizing boards Of supervisors appropriate three thou
sand dollars for tho erection Of the deceased
des Of the late Senate Journal 47o This bill became
law being chapter 163 Of the Twentieth General Assembly, He
also voted against what known TIE additional penalty
for violation Of the provisions Of chapter six title nine
code and amendments thereto renting ntoxcan Senator
Labee recorded "aent not voting" Senate
5s2 Immediately prior this however, Senator Lanaee
present. SenAs Journal $40 Senator Whiting among Other
bills introduced fer the establishment Of normal school
the training ef teaches northwestern Iowa. Also pro
vdng forts collecting and expanding Of road tax Also
relation 70 bitches nd drains which passed being chapter le6
Laws Twentieth General Assembly He presented petition
for the esbshmsna q department labor which was refer
rcd to Tho oommitass ct and and By them lost
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29
THE PROHIBITION QUESTION

THE PROHIBITION QUESTION.
In 1870 there introduced in the BILL senate le
1885, amending section Of exempted
beer cider and wines from the operation liquor laws said
proposed amendment absolutely prohibited the retail Of ntoxc
ting liquors. including all Of wines and by the glass
da and also prohibited the of liquors any quantity
be drunk the premises where sold; declared drinking
looms public nuances and provided that their establishment
should be psumptiye evidence Of the violations Of this
Senator Larabee moved amend the act by striking out tho
words including all Of wines and bee and voted in
favor Of his amendment The amendment failed upon
6nal vote upon the bill Lanabee voted against It.
In the session Of the legislature Of 1875 bill introduced
IN the senate being senate e 1885, which provided that
person shall sell wine beer the glass quantity Be
drunk premises he shall be liable to 6ne etc" It also
declared building which sold nuisance and poyd
Cd abatement Senator Laabee voted lay upon tic
table Senate journal. page 49,
In Senator Laabee introduced into the senate senate le
collected persons engaged In tho sale Of alcoholic beverages
Section first by General Assembly Of the
Of Iowa that municipal corporation shall permit
within its jurisdiction engage the sale Of wne beer ac
holc beverages without requiring such persons tax Of
than the following In incorporated towns not less
per ncities than
$1,000 per In cities Of the first class not less than $500
per annum payable quarterly In advance and also require such
persons give bond in OF less than $500 in mun
cpal than $1,000 In cities Of second class Not
than $4,000 in cities Of first class with It least sueties
plying with the provisions Of section 2l0 Of the code and be
approved by proper oc corporation conditioned
faithful compliance with the laws Of tho state and the o
nances corporation" On the original draft Of this bill
peas following Senator Lanabess handwriting: To the
Committee committee disposed b report favoraby
would like hearing W. l."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29
The Republican Platform.

The following the plank the platform relating 70 n1
and mining
We demand tha ample provisions shall be made Cor Tho
protection Of labor and capital and their varied INTEREST," and
such laws should provide board Of arbitration Tor the
adusnent and settlement Of disputes between labor and capital
including the question Of screening coal and others peculiar to the
mining interests Of the In order that the miners be
sued for al work BY And labor should have it,
just proportion Of representation such board"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29

FARMER Whiting represents tho In
eets Of the 1aboring people; Banker Iar7!
Yabee, the interests Of the money sharka
and NOR opoiists. Which will you have
Tor your next govcrnoY7 Every man
who desires the welfare Of his own fanrl
w will not fail 70 vots for Whitinc.@
Xerl1rOOd Beacon,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29
LEASING CONVICT LABOR

In 1874 there introduced in the senate b being senate
file o. providing for the appointment Of two citizens Of the
who connection with the warden of the penienay should
constitute committee with to enter into contract
lease with such persons and such they deemed
interest the state leasing heing the labor
OF said penear for period Of time not exceeding ten years.
also providing that said labor should leased
than forty day. Senator Laabee voted favor
this BILL Senate Journal a4a In 1850 bill introduced
into the senate being senate file 95 providing for the leasing
Of convict labor for term not exceeding ten and leaving
the wardens Of the penenaes mako contracts and M prices
therefor Senator Laabee voted for this BILL senate journal
The bill passed both houses being chapter Acts
the Eighteenth GeneEal Assembly
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29

The following the pink republican platform relating
to prohibition "The republican party Iowa. steady
uphoder right duty regulate
liquor by such methods win suppress Of its evils has
made prohibition Of party feay pledged its hon
enact and afterwards did enact law which the people Of
Iowa nonpaan election fairly held had ordered
unquesoned majority that alike the Of rcpub
and democrats We declare for fair and thorough
trial OF that law that have time to demonstrate tho eff
cheney prove It's hecency before repealed give way
other honest and method in the line Of finding tho
true and successful ysten dealing with the liquor traffic We
aan and condemn the democratic party Of Iowa for its action
declaring for hundred fifty dollar license compulso
community regardless Of local opinion for egaing
again In Iowa the sale Of whey and al other alcoholic liquors
and removing restrictions saloons giving
dom In the liquor existed Iowa thirty
years.
Mr. Lansbes his speech accepting nomination Of COVER
delivered Il tho republican convention referring tho
prohibition question: SID: I'VE have had statute bso
law prohibiting tho Of strong liquors and permitting tho
sale Of wine and beer and permitting license BY municipalities
That Is local option certain extent The democratic party
perssteny attempted repeal that law This provoked oppo
son and large part Of people peoned Tor entire prohk
bion" After referring the passage Of the prohito b
further said The this believe efficiency
They believe win succeed They request that fair
trial That Ill have asked understand and
heard the platform read That the extent Of the platform
adopted here today and reasonable request Had tho
people this state voted in favor Of thousand dollar license
democratic standard hundred fifty
cense say would fair that should give
fair trial"
On September g. 1885, Senator Laaes delivered speech 1t
Bloomfield Iowa. which appears m the Iowa State Register Sep
tember 1sss, .nd from which quote follows: There
many this that have been cursed with
saloon you going force them upon the mwng3" He
also said The contest this year the simple question
whether license prohibition shall rule but whether tho better
portion the worst portion Of the people shah rule"
He also said In his speech accepting the nomination Aow
satisfied during tho coming election shall the
acy rlyng with Ill the entAusiasm that possible with spoils
and fEes whiskey 70 bring 70 the polls.s
nerepubIcan platform says I'VE favor the election Of ra
road commi1siooen b tho peoplAs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29

Republican Civil Service.
The lows republican plstforn. eighth
plank, reads % follows:
8. The republican party insugurated
civil service reform, and enacted the pre-
sent civil service law. Il will faithfully
maintain II. and cheerful!y aid it in any
needed amendment TO give Il full force.
We look with regret upon the failure Of
the present administration to promote
the reforms Of civil service 90 auspici-
ousl began under republican administra-
ton.
This IL their faith. Tho following il
practice Of republicans:
WAsHIN0TON. Sept. 4.-Thc following
b copy (of which 100 others have been
received) Of letter soliciting subscrip-
tions to the republican state committee
fund for campaign purposes in Pennsyl-
ST.. CLOUD HOTEL. Pa, Sept. 3.-Dear
Sir: We desire an early subscription TO
tho state committee. and as liberal Is
you can afferd to make it, II the re-
publicans Of Pennsylvania win .
decisive victory this year, il will
prevent any agitation or disas-
trous change Of the tariff by the incom-
ing congress and the overthrow OF the
democratic state and national admins
tration. We propose to push the work
of the state committee with the utmost
vigor until election day Please send
your subscription as early as possible By
check. money order. or call At headquar.
tors. Yours very truly,
THOMAS v. C0orER. Chairman.
To ]. Frank Miller, pension ofllcs. In.
terror department. Washington. D. G.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29

The Dubuque Telegraph makes ! for
chile arrangement Of Tho 6hylock Of
Clermont for his hypocrisy and double
dealing on the liquor question. Thus:
Two years ago. when he was . candi-
date for state senator, Mr.. Larrabce sol
EMMY assured his constituents il Fay
cite and Allamakee counties that II
elected he would oppose prohibition.
and on the strength Of these assurances
he was successful, defeating Mr.. Walt
II. Butler, his democratic opponent. and
whose record on the liquor question was
against him. by about 100 votes Did Mr..
Larrabee observe his promisei The
record shows that ut the session Of
the legislature held : few months
after his election, instead Of keeping
faith with his constituents he deliber-
ately violated it by voting for the pro-
hibitory bills q every stage Of their pro-
gress through tho senate. What should
the public think of man Of this sort
man who Intentionally deceives his
constituents and obtains m Office BY
false pretenses? Is such double dealer
- man who has no respect for his
word and Is unworthy Of confidence
AZ 70 be the governor Of Iowaf Can he
be relied on to keep his present prom
isesi We have stated the facts. and tho
voters Of Iowa can form their own cor
illusions. Such Of them a consider
falsehoOd and tPeachery virtues will
doubtless vote for Mr. Lerrabeo.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29
LARRABEE'S record.
LARRABEE'S RECORD IN THE SENATE AS COMPARED
WITH THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
THE CASSATT MINING BILL

In the Twentieth General assembly ss4), Senator Cassat
introduced bill for the Of miners providing for the
weighing Of coal before screened fixing eighty pounds
. constituting buse etc. this bill referred commit
tee on mnin composed Of nine republicans and democr
the nine republicans reported recommending bill
PASS The two democrats minority report
ing It's passage. All democrats bill and
teated by the republican vote Senate Gle 21a.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29
GRASS HOPPER APPROPRIATION. !

III 1874 there appropriation by resolution Of hele
ature Of fifty thousand dollars for the relief Of the people Of
northwestern Iowa who had been rendered destitute BY uhe
ages Of the grashoppe Senator Laabee against
BILL senate journal, p. no. -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29
GRANGER Law.


In 1874 bill was introduced In House. commonly known
IS granger law which tho maximum passenger
and freight railways prevented pooling
and discrimination Senator Lrrabes voted against the enact
ment Senate Journal page This bill can b
found full page 81 ofthe Fifteenth General Assembly
bill introduced 70 repeal the granger law While
pending various amendments proposed of them
prohibiting pooling which Lazrabee voted against Senate Jour-
nal Another prohibited discrimination which Laabeo
voted against Senate journal PIP $50 and S60 In tho final pas
cage Of the bill Larabee voted in favor Of II Senate Journal
s67 In 1876 bill introduced in tho Senate being
he providing for the taxation Of al express companies
telegraph companies and also providing that theze should h b
deducted sixty per from the gross receipts Of said companies
the other forty per Of said receipts should assessed
the rate the property Of individuals The bill went 10
the committee Of and Of which Senator Laabes
chairman and he reported In favor Of the bill with
ment providing for the taxation twenty-five per only
the gross receipts instead forty per Senate Journal page
100 In 1852 bill introduced into the senate being senate
file which amended section 1861 1875 section
limited the highest amount Of indebtedness liability which
exceeding twohrds Of the capital corpor
companies The amendment released opera
Of the 1.-The construction and equipment suedor
guaranteed BY railway companIe Laabee voted IN favor Of
this act, Senate journal PIP. $50 and ISL.
REGARDING TAXES
1878 bill introduced into the senate being se-
ate file H. proposing reduction Of penalty and Of do
lquent which Mr. Laabee voted 70 incidentally postpone
Senate Journal 1ss In 1854 bill introduced the
senate being senate 6e IS providing tho seannua COLES
ton Of reducing tho penalty delinquent h
bin became law being chapter 1ol Laws Of tho Twentieth
General Assembly Laabee against bin and Senator
Whiting for It