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in the attack. The Chinese report one French
vessel TO have been disabled. The Ningpc river
has been blocked and the NinEpo steamer hal
stopped running.
The GsHlois says thirteen French officers wers
killed at Dong Dang in Mondays and Tuesdays
fighting and declares that General Necriers posi-
ton is exceedingly precarious. One hundred and
forty thousand Chinese troops are masscd on the
frontier not far distant. The Figrrru urges the
French forces to Immediately march upon Canton,
PIEIs. March e6-A dispatch from General Neg
rier, dated DougdanC. March 2tih, says; "the
Chinese attacked Doncdang on Sunday. | sd-
yanced on Monday and captured the FIRST line Of
forts defending their camp at BangbO. To-day
renewed efforts were made BY against the enemy,
bot these proved unavailing in the face Of supe-
nor numbers, Our artillery ammunition vas ex-
hausied and We returned 20 Doneaang Our loss
in killed and wounded numbers 10
LoSpoS, March PA dispatch from Hongkong
SAYS the French are unable TO make a forward
movement from Langson. The country around
has been devastated and there Is the greatest DIFF
hculty in obtaining supplies The Chinese CON
stantly harass the French troops. II Is reported
that the French lost 800 men at Thuyenquickun.
the Chinese having sent 900 re-enforcements
there.
PlRTs, March 2l.-The total loss Of the French
AZ kelung between the 18th and Sth inst. was lgc
killed and wounded.
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The Gazetts,s Hi1n Letter.

Eur1uE GlzIr1E The trouble that seemed 90
De brewing amongst the japanese came % q head
GA VIE HIteLcock q CO.. plantation last wssk.
The gltlEe gang. save one man. struck work and
we've tLsEeuPoa brought before Judge Akau, to
answer why. The. prime reason they had TO give
was tlst their contracts were with the Hawaiian
C71varuuleut and not With Hitchcock & Co, and
cul-aq ugaty they wished % labor for tbe Govern
meut and no: for the said plantation. In the
cross examination however It was b-uu-ht out
that the underlying and true cluse Of all the
trouble was the dissatisfaction felt that they were
getting smaller wages than the labJrers on the
PLANTATIONS had been getting prior 70 their arrival.
They were reminded 70 gork; but refusing, were
sent jail where the prospect Of laboriug for tie
Government became brighter. Ihs hard boards
and urcnuf1rf1hle cllsancss Of their Government
quarters however ovsrclus their loyalty and
tlgv were one accord, fed TO the plantation. glad
90 have another chance Of lGbJriHE for Hitchcock
a Co.
Easter Sunday vas not overlooked here by
Sue HI1ilss- Tie Foreign Church was very
tsstefuIiy decorated. Bamboo, banana and palm
er f1ral decorations which as whole. were az
ranged with decorative ability that shows consi-
darahle artistic talent among our Amateurs Mr.
Bakers sermon was BETTING the occasion aud the
ll7g order Of service Ess q pleasant change.
Most Of the schools close this week for short
vacation. the Government schools for tao weeks
tie Boarding School FOR ten days holiday. As
"a Consequences and for various causes there Is
G-lsa Az exodus u HilItss this week for vacations
pleasure trips and Iluuts-
Tie farmers cannot complain for want o. water
on the groulng canes etc. Yet IL spite Of tie
almost daily rainfall, the streams and springs sill
remain lover than they have been for years al this
season. The rainfall has not yet come up 10 the
average. Business quiet AHsoo.
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commERoIAL.
roroLrLr. lPRIL b. -.

HONOLULU, APRfL u, ~
. Lac, writing buslncss has shown bat ht''e NE
- Bofhinr stirring in the mcan Tine 10 oauis
,.l.,--- which has lonE been desired None! : &c
.i,, ard TIE intention 70 force ~ gold ~
ca-iiuE is4ls i5 ,-srtrsl zee causes coscuess IN
mrui qge- ,n.f {. not encouraging 10 dealers vita
r-r .toess o. LAM fi i -n vindEird plantations
zrfyiue ~ - ,sssss bound to san franrisco ard 10
5euy Il present u oo,Ai ,s 10 Saz Francisco
lR ~ p NJ : Gity o. sydney is due ron iheT5 on
ne lslh inst -..,-, Nr.,rs Williams. Dinoud a
l-fesr hi.r1rr thly eonnercial tTaag ~ .st' %
Mud NJ ~trr Nariposa which aEIl''e ~ -
thr stu Instant s.S Fr,xc1soo, April Let, isss.
svgAR-Nrv York cE5hanses 9. c.5,-gsSsi
thr inatAet ~ - +lsr Consumers show no disposi
~, ~ FepiCui-h their stock " PssSaase,, WIZ
helde- h.Nt t nd as nc uutict for refined doss not
5-ye The Tendency i 70 80 ,5aoNs OF "a" material
s.sis-imp5rtcrs aud rcaners' stock together per
.a4f. fnrr-ase over same time last wear
i5,I-s~ Marcel cfth.-Cauc sugar quiet, prices IN
rtsHred. beet daJ and holders anxious 10 realize
sos ia foas D-ts L K ,Ssoao tnns sralnst sEtn1
H,yss. 40 .sth,-ssocks Ss,dU iol., against
% t' n time last year: -.
49,, March sNh.-EItra superior No. eie-iao
vLfr Hst 81 20 making basis -.
FfgE- The market weakened on arrival OF steamer
fl-ifs.a and sales wee made At 4ase, eash,
ND riding uricc to-day 10 aHc- ~ days. but only
,rog-h f6r daily requirements Is being purchased At
nj fi6fR-G. C. E1tra Family ss,o ElDOrsdo $50
fob
BEAN-sIs PCT ton f.a-h-
HKEIEI-No ! iced per CtL Silti fob.
T.ROI- NJ RARIiEN 80 - per Ton lob.
OAT~-Fafr $40; med sl-fl- choice s. IS fob.
HAY-opur. wheat and cat 81 10 Si6. l1r-e hale-
sTa 90 SIS
LTNk-Sl.f1 prr hbI.
gWARTE RS-EuEIish atriucs were better ia-t Nees
and Cyr American ships ucrr taken Al = LL.elp9
and this nate t. nov ohsinahe- lnolCa ~ rs
markets seaiu quiet We quote Iron y - -,
b. Raiu has commenced, and the IAN ihou-h l-ll- y
doing much Ec--5. weather continues ttrgai tuS
ENCHANG E-Lunduu o. day- stsht S+eA "a"
nI-- .-rn- !. ~ crrL
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ALr Pratt. Registrar Of Public Accounts, has
-rs1.a- 1-i ilg subject o. the paragraph headed
Is Great Miss Take which appeared IN last
week. S rlp=-. He states that the story a. told
v7l- gEa-rGraled that he iii Uverpay the receiver
nt the money, bat that be saw the mistake before
tlr vguuE man left the desk and that he never re
fused 90 rectify It. He also authorizes the state
faaaf tlat the remarks made IN Adrcrfisr~ were
1..f r1sag % his request. The GAZETTE would be
the las; % do a mEu Al Intentional wrong, and
gladly publishes Mr.. Prutt's explanation Of the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

The HI.o Book Association held their fourth an.
null meeting az the home Of Mr. l. Ssverlncs on
Monday Evening. ArE.l 9Th. Their library mum.
5gFs nearly 800 volumes and they propose to add
materially TO It the coming year. Ii is already
one = the institutions Of Hilo and the many
readers would BE- yery l1ath TO do without it,
Nessrs Severance and Oleson. and Ms. Austin AID
Mrs.. Hitchcock were appointed by the Hilo Book
Club committee for the coming year, for the par.
chase Of books. M John Beckvith Is Secretary,
LiuGtl. Treasurer of the Association
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100000 white fish ezcs forwarded by Mr.. Rob
gft Creighton. the New ZEALAND Government
Agent fg1u Slu Francisco arrived II Auckland
10 c0ld condition The traushipneut however
from the Mail s.ellaer to the local steamer vzs
not properly made and resulted II the loss Of the
entire ldi Of eggs, ;hr11gh premature Matching.
Great ere had been tzkeu by Hr. CEsiCLt1u IN
mixing TIE shipment sell at.ested by The longer
voylre being made without dstIlmsut- HE
final failure d the enterprise : much dep!0red.
SruxFr. March 2s.--Beach and HaRlan are
b1th IL good condition for t1-morr0g's cJ1test.
HE betting on both men Is even
According 70 a resent Sydney paper, Z ilian
zsvs that the forihcslliug race : b5und 70 be .
-rest contest II his quaint gay be remarked.
fgrthsr. Beach Is a good man. and Tn no duHeF
myself
Ihe ys-- Trsarr considers that Australia VII
flrr1 an irpJrs1ut sisla1s for Russian crlisers-
Ths szus FspeE also advocsies the establishment
Of Russian Cousuls II the Pacific
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me uhole physical mechanism te'o2uss IN
,si-s5 IN tie heavy winter diet and lack Of oiel
~ exercise Ayers sarsSrarlila Is ne plols-
- 49, iuvirorate the system excite the lfeE
y, srsior, and restore the healthy tone and vaor
az the system.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

Nr. NJ. D. Mousarrat has been engaged In SCI
ting NJ signals Tor the survey on Molokai and
this week will devote considerable time 20 the
survey Of the west part Of the Island.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

HiI1 was glad 90 welcome Rev. Ling Chang. the
pastor at the Chinese Church at Honolulu, oI the
2ui inst, His short stay az Hi!o vill be conducive
Of much Eg1d- Regular services are held al the
Chinese Mission at HilD on the Sabbath and dur
ing the week.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

Nj C. C. Webb the eldest son OF Mr.. ?. :. Webb
the secretary Of the foreign OoC, arrived IN this
city from Dunedin y. Z. by the .iffsf7llsT. The
gentleman purposes 90 remain here some little
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

A new dag-polc vas placed IN position, on tie
Cro1uus attached 10 the residence q Mrs Cuury.
on the 9Th inst. and RussIau Tag indicating the
locality Of o representative Of shat nation, was
alsnl.Eel dunn The d.v.
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DIED


rNNA-As Haua. Maui. April slh, 1sss- AvsusT
,ss-a native o. Denmark ss--i p yeafs- months
odd ! d
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

Ex-senator Booth, Ex-Governor Of California
arrived Ter MIrJ1sI and viii remain a short time
the Islands TO enjoy the scenery and rccupGrlto
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

Among the passengers by the W4rTr--l to-day
is Mr., +, N. Svanzy. He goes for a six months
trip, The GG71,-IE wishes him boa rly4gs and en-
i0ymeut during his tour.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

Mrs W. L. DarCie wife OF the editor and n7o,
prle-or 81 the Oakland Tribune arrived by the Ma,
TiF0sI, on r short visit to her aunt. Mrs Tolcr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

The Roller Coaster although its roar is not heard
as frequently as on the opening nights still speeds
circulation Of the blood in old and Young passsn-
gers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

Jeremiah Vanderbilt Simous1n j. has l.een
granted letters patent Of dsnizatiou.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

Il has been decided 70 uuits the classes . Tie
trst three years in Puu4hor Prgp@raiy scaogl az
der one tsachef, Mss Hslea Ls-sls- AIS A1-l7
~ shour sdmifabIs ffness for tins deplrillezi-
aa Parents and p1pils are delighted siih this az
rsuremeut. Al Gaia CoileCs- Prssidlni Merritt
: 10 rivs bis whole tine 70 instruction faI the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

Mr.. Jamcs W. Girvin a well known resident OF
WailGiu Maui leaves to-day Per Mry-'tosi, for
visit 10 the old folks at home
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The building, intended foT occupation by the
Chinese Union, opposite the Police Station on King
steet- Is making slow progress, upward
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

The Yosemite skating rink is stall patronized By
class OF customers that appreciHte the proper
management Of popular rink
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

St Adams College opened with very full Ii
on Monday, April 18th.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

The o. ;. 5. MIrip1sI will sail for san Fran.
cisco, At on the 18th inst. Regular mail will
close az 10 am. on that date.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

The sumner term at IoIani COLLEGE will con-.
msnce on Monday next The 18Th inst.
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Ar 1z-Au stui WI Alliance. Neheuua- ig- Tia Arctic
Ts-VsN-> Australia. Ghrst, Jog >au trAugi-5o
14-Irgr hk NathiIdG. KrrnEiCr. for Victoria, L
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

CIezgTmsa. LlEyers. EdItors- Bankers and
I.aiss ned American Hop Bi;srs d=ily, for nerve
force Read advertisement,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

Lofty wooden buildings are in course OF erection
rapidly nearing completion, on the sites Of those
burned in the Fishel FIRE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

Rev. c. I. Groser has bern appointed to The
position Of Assistant Teacher IN the Reformatory
School at hapalama.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

Measles is prevalent, Therefore parents should
be ure Than usually careful OF the health OF then
children.
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doors to-day.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
Sailed

Arrived.
Ar 90 = Mariuosa Hayward from szu frsrel-a
IS PMSs Australia. Ghcst, IRON the Nolonies
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An attempt NJ highway robbery sls made las
evening on Hotel street By oas u or Young
men about town, who noticed gentleman sallE-
fn- a vuluabls watch aud determined 10 co1tlselte
IL he s1ccsoied IN ahstrlctiug the watch b1t
unfortunately the owner missed his property and
Sid the thief By the shJaidsr, held hin unill tie
arrival Of a police otIicaT. ahen Re vas gwen II
sbsrre The watch. which had bse1 droPFea- vas
found The thief slll have hearing before Judge
Biessrt1n tins morning.
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Horses at Auction
M R

fsi Instructed o. asr a. ruhc Asriiuu. . y "a
rtUIANE-S rllldurk, hcrvtaHis 81 s4iqiHias
HH. WaHIaH UHHarnT nr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

IHE GAEErLE suggestion that unemployed pIl-
s3uers De placed al the work Of cleaning The
streets, has been complied with by the Minister
Of the Interior. and as Consequence, tLc streets
have been made more comfortable 90 the t-sva,.-
ia. public
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ISLAND LOCALS.

ABOUT TOWN.
=work on the neu Police Station is again under
way
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Mis- Anuis MouiaEgs and Mr. Charios Turner
arrived N tCEu ~ the 4rsfrllla- from the Colo
me- and intend u remain Q few months. during
which thev will probably combine business vita
pifzsare. The lady Is vel known here. being the
SISTER O. Nr. en- Cooke Of Tie arIn o. Levers
I C,1ke. md 81 has many ardent admirers II her
an v1ealistic. Mr.. Turner, the husband Of the
lady Is also vel and fayorably l-novui The par
| ziaes their advent have been recipients q warm
] GREETINGS from many friends
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On Saturday the End Day Of May

Nru advertisements
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ABOUT TOWN
=work on the neW Police Station is again undcr-
way.
The new savings bank is supposed to open its
ST Adams COLLEGE opened with a very full list
on Monday, April 18th.
Jeremiah Vanderbilt Simous1u j.. has l,esn
granted letters patent Of dsuizaiion.
The sumner term at IoIani College will com
mencs on Monday next The 18Th inst
Measles is prevalent. therefore parents should
be ure than usually careful OF the health % their
children.
Rev. C. (. Grosor has BEEN appointed to the
position Of Assistant Teacher IN the Reformatnry
School at kapalama.
Lofty wooden buildings are in course Of erection
rapidly nearing completion, on the sites of those
burned in the Fishel FIRE.
The o. ;. 5. M1rip1s1 will sail for San Fran
cisco, At noon the 18th inst. Regular mail will
close at 10 am. on that date.
The Yosemite skating rink is stlll patronized by
class Of customers that appreciSte the proper
management Of q popular rink
Mr.. Jamcs W. Girvin a well known resident OF
Wailuiu Maui leaves to-day Per Mryrosl, fof
visit to the old folks at home
The building, intended for occupation by the
Chimes Union opposite the Police Station on King
s'eei- IS making slow progress, upward
Mrs- W. L. Darrie wife Of the editor and pro-
prie.Or Of the Oakland Tribune arrived by the Ma
I-iE0sI, on shuTt visit to her aunt, Mrs. Tolcr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

An Obstruction exists u the inner barb1T tLat
has proved great annoyance % captains q coast
ING vessels who often arrIvs IN port ~ night and
that Is the dredce, which is alloEed 20 rem an
nightly uulichtsd- The mooTIuE chains q the
dred.s extending a. they do from the four sl5as
Of The sow arr not easily distIlEulsLahlg AID
several captains have ALREADY Temporarily fallen
from grace. by their vessel catching on 20 one
OF other q these chains; no marx specially
DESIGNATING the SOW
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John nuuctu. O. loiseT n Ross Cottage. Furt
street complains that MS room was entered on
the afternoon Of the eth inst, his trunk broken
open and money lying IN desk therein was taken
He made complaint az the station house. bat was
curtly informed that nothing C1-ld be done FOR
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

The people Of this country have not so much Oh
lection 20 the silver c1Iu pr tbeir objection lies
In There not being enough silver in Il. II tie
amount Of silver IN the Sprgckels dollars were
nearer hundred cents than eighty cents, there
would be very little trogb.e about the matter.
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Mrs. Hendricks and Minister Cox.

Washin gtOn Special.
The evening before Mrs. Hendricks went west,
she and the Vice president dined with gentle
man with short name and long record in
mission. During the evening the latter told
Mrs. Hendricks that he was going to take with
him as secretary of legation Republican. Mrs.
Hendricks retorted: Governor Hendricks is
not responsible for my opinions in general, and
particularly for my opinion in this instance, but
l think you owed your seat in Congress to Demo.
cratic votes, and think you owe your present
appointment to Democratic votes. If you are
under obligations to your Republican friend ]
think you ought to settle the matter with him
personally and give the Office of secretary to a
Democrat The minister afterward told the
story and said he guessed Mrs. Hendricks was
right and he had better take Democratic secre-
tary with him.
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Elkin, but got suit of my servants clothes,
watched for her and warned her not to go out
wth GottschalL 1t was in woman's defense
once. but slept easier after had foiled these
heaT.less villains
ACT Iv--THE DENoUEMENT.
Mrs Elkin thus had her eyes opened by Mrs
Stevens She at once engaged the services Of
Richard p. White He enlisted the assistance
OF John Sharkey, well known detective, and in
few days this entire conspiracy unraveled,
which had its elimination tonight before the
police magistrate, who this testimony held
the defendants, Elkin Newton and Acken, in
81 600 bail each for further examination.
Mrs Elkin was seen at her lawyers Office
after the hearing. She was much disturbed at
the notoriety which she had attained, but reso-
lutte in her determination to punish the guilty.
Two other warrants are out for the arrest of
members of this alleged conspiracy, but the
persons have not yet been found. The case will
De the social sensation of the city tomorrow.
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That pure sweet safe and effective American dstil-
lation of Wtch-H Hazel, American Pine, Canada Fir
Marigod and Clover Blossom called Sanford's Radi-
cal Cure for Catarrh with box Catarrhal Solvent
and one Sanford's Improved Inhaler, all in one pack.
age, may now be had of all druggists for $10O Ask
for Sanford's Radical Cure.
Complete Local and Constitutional Treatment for
every form of Catarrh, from Simple Cold 1niuen-
"a to loss of Smell Taste and Hearing Cough Bron-
chtis and Catarrhal Consumption in every package.
CLERGYMEN, VOCALISTS
And Public Speakers without number owe their pres
emit usefulness and to Sanfords Radical Cure
for Catarrh
Rev. Dr. Virgins says: Zone of the best remedies
lifetime of suferingis Sanford's Radical Cure. 1t
clears the head and throat thoroughly that taken
each morning on rising there unpleasant se-
cretions and no disagreeabe hawking during the en-
tire day but an unprecedented cearness of voice and
respiratory organs"
Sold by all druggists. Price, 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL, CO Boston
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Hint to Prof. Swing.
RogtOn Herald


The Chicago preacher whose panacea for re-
forming politics and government is to limit the
suffrage by property qualification is the
wrong track. Let him devote what time he can
spare from the work of saving souls by reading
essays to devising some plan for getting to tho
polls all the men who own property. The great
trouble to-day, especially in local elections, is
the Sinking Of their political duties by men who
call themselves ''the best class" What folly it
would be to limit the suffrage to men who do
not prize it!
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A Life Of Schuyler Colfax.

Lafayette Courier.
Col. o. Il. HOLSTER brother inlaw Of the late
ex-Vice president Colfax, is collecting material
for Life of Colfax." Thomas Underwood, of
this city, who was lifelong friend of the
deceased statesman will contribute some inter-
esting data.
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Remedy for Throat Affection.
Fort Wayne Journal (Dem.)

Hon. James Willard is at Washington in
search of foreign mission in a warm climate.
He says he is bothered with throat affection
and believes that his health demands warm
climate. A better remedy for Mr.. Wizards throat
would be for him to use it less and give the In
diana climate chance.
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Generous IndianaDOlis,

Thornton Argus.
Chicago has fixed license of FIVE hundred
dollars on all drink-houses, beer as we'll as
whisky holes. Indianapolis is so kind and gen
erous as to charge her saloons only fifty dollars.
When she wants to raise money for city i'm
provements, she just levies a tax on the dear
people
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A Sign of the Times.

Phia delphia Press.
There may be nothing behind these hints Of
coming changes in the Cabinet, but scarcely any
body believes that the relations between the
President and the Secretary of State are so COM
pletely full of sweetness and light as they were,
say thirty days ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-07
Tho Drivel of the Cable.
Denver News

1t is only justice to the New York Herald to
say that it publishes more silly drivel under the
name of cable dispatches from London and ST.
Petersburg at present than all the other papers
in New York
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-07
Another View.

Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
Beecher says he has very high conception of
God. What Gods conception of Beecher is
would probably be startling revelation to the
free-spoken pastor of Plymouth Church.