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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-25

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
CONNECTICUT INTERESTS.
DEMOCRATS AND THE sENAToRsHIP.

wRANGLING OVER TIE sPoILs-THE LABOR BUREAU
BUSINESS DEPRESSION.
tFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TnBuSE'j
Hartford, May 24.-Everything is not salts
factory Democratic circles in this State The freS
dents appointments, in some cases. are Troublesome
through local rvaries and where one vacancy 10 aho
pated ten twenty thirty applicants come to the front
In a teazing mood and are impatient for nearing anu
Jealous OF each other. There appears to be special
trouble in the case Mr.. 1roup, who was nominated
for Internal Revenue Commissioner in the triangular
group composed OF himself and Messrs PilsDury anu
Chase, aud concerning whose appointment there nave
been loud complaints less regarding Mr. Troup perhaps
than either OF the others II Is believed that the TWO
Connecticut Senators would vote TO confirm him. Iep
eral Hawey might however, hesitate because Troup as
Barnum man, would next use all the forces OF inc
Internal Revenue department to aid his defeat In inc
LEGISLATURE as a candidate reelection to the senae
But Troup is not ct In Office, and ho Is very nuch Oh
the anxious seat himself HIS nomination was made
weeks ago. and his commission does not come. Yet nc
has already In his pigeon hole nearly 600 applications
for subordinate places. The poor man doesn't know
what TO do But he is goodnaturcd as possible ana
:" lives In hope"
Several times in this correspondence reference has
been made Banum intrigues for the control OF INC
Legislature year order to get back into the SEN
ate himself He denies the soft impeachment, which Is
equivalent to an admission that he Will not refuse 10 oe a
That there Is Ia be one OF the DterS cou
The Republicans the mseyes arc not as harmonious as
they have been sometimes Other cahdlu9les tuan
senator Uawey are spoken Of But. OF course Senator
Uawley has a decided advantage. In view OF the IN
pOrance OF securing Republican Senator u has repeat
edly been urged i'm Tn TRIBUNE that the Republicans,
being forewarncd should he forearmed. Political com
pcatOns ready forming and 1t VIII he possible 10
furnish some very interesting gossip before many weeks
Governor Harrison is good deal bothered evidently
the appointment Of Commissioner OF the New luoI
bureau He has from 100 to 100 applications large
part coming from who belong 20 secret labor organ
cations and who In the least qualified intellect
ually TO manage such bureau, which qlires man
who az least understands the primary principles when
uuderlie questions OF political economy Most OF tnc
opncaus think they can gather the statistics u tile
fartnrycount noses spcak-aUd draw their salary.
they are abundautly equipped. The chances are that
Governor Harrison will take "a larger view.
The promised good times under Democratic rule ~"
not come. There thousands OF mcu Idle Ia All Tue
manufacturing places OF the state"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
--a---H---
THE SUNDAY Tribune.

Mr.. Archibald Forbes in special cable letter in
political perplexities of England; the special cable
letter from g. w. S. treated Of political and per-
sona news of the week Professor Boyesen related
a conversation with Ivan TouTgueneh about the
Russian people; Edgar Fawcett completed "A
Marriage of the PERIOD; John Paul described
humorous Florida traits; special Colon CORE
spOndent described the present state of the Panama
Canal project; q Copenhagen correspondent told Of
the conflict between the King and the Commons f;
G. w. S. wrote Of the arbitration agreement, It's re-
ceptIon and meaning; the regular Washington let
ter was on interesting personalities; aNewOrleans
letter told of the dramatic settlement of social
account; sporting features comprised articles on
Jerome Park preparations, the Harlem regatta
yachting, baseball, etc; current National Guard
news was chroncled; the life Of an actor was de-
scribed in DETAIL and The Drift of Current Chat
The Week in Society, etc. were features of especial
news topics,
FoREIGN.-Mournng in France over Victor HUI
COS death. - Russia has an agent at Cabul.
g. MenendeZs forces driven TO the town OF San
tana. - Earl of Rosebery at Berlin. 60
Chief White Cap captured in the Northwest.
DoMEs1IC.-The Michigan Senate refused to
pass the concurrent resolution generating
against hG him. @ The ' Niagara Niagara Falls
Commission discussed the condemnation of lands
for the Park. 80 Nellie s. Bourne shot herself i'll
the Boston Hotel, Boston.
CITY AND SUBuRRAN.-Work begun on Sharp's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL May % Provisions Bacon ClmOcrani Cut
33s Cd Long Clear Mldcs, 29s. 6 short Coar Mddles
3Os Cd Short Ribs 3is OBJ shoulders 2js OIL per css
Beef-lI2s for Extra Indian Ness Pri ne Mess $50 u
Pork-Prme Ness 62s Cd per 0DL Prins dess Esstsro.
Western, 52s. LsrArlercan, 500 u; Prime Wet
err 3is 81 Iard OH. 35s ID. uams-LOng Cut AS ID;
Shoulders sos 3D. Butter rs Cd per ew for finest United
states. Checse-American Choice, 33s. Ot. Wheat-hei
Western Spring U.s. Is 3D.. Red Winter rs 3D. ais lOd
per centa No spring Is 3D.. New Western Winter Is "a
New Mxet Western, As IL 2di Canfornia No IS Oh
Is d.; California No > is I'd dJs 10 psr cena Produces
spirits OF rurpenne 2Js 81 10. At Lon lou "a VI psr
cwt. Refined Petroleum. 7lst per glo1: Clover Seei-
American Red 49s per cwt Talow-32s o pet cwS hosa
Common IS ad. Pale lis. 3D. 0Os. OIL Lhseed o zoS
Sd. per owt 10000, "a, 90, IN 2, sot ia
per ton; Calcutta LInssed. AS per gaarts. lds e
Take " qsDHS o. per RehIei petroleum Otle
Cad Ger gallon; spirits OF rurpcntne Zis 3D. pei c"
Sperm OH, e5S perIOh Roan-Com non IS VI 1s y:
pals 10 - liza Proy ,Ons-Llri. 4i+ OF psr oS- lor,
American sugar 1873 3D. per cwL for Cuba Seatf,I1 ga
polarizing y6'. and las 3dGlis Tor Cd'A Au'co'"A'
refining atUll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

appropriate money to pay for ships 70 replace h
hastily and poory built vessels constructed durns n
war drove our naval administrators To the pan VI @
ing new ships under the fconof repairing the od
and having for the ships from the aplropl VIE
Tor ranairs Had not this method been adOpleu anu
followed We should now be literally without sills s
iYuted states Navy would not have seaNOrthy CRUISER
on lis register to-day This plan Of building new SHIPS
under the fiction OF repairing old ones OF the SAM n
exnains the large expenditure orrepairs when aple
against majority OF the ships the register Inc MN
cost of building the Mohcan is due TO inc ngn S1'
of labor on the Pacific COast-$4 to 80 per day TOT
yrights-and TO the circumstance that all the us
used in her construction sent from tDis sue VI '
obsolete type OF cruiser that is matter OF OPINION Sne
is ship the Hartford and Trenton class ana
to be as fast as the last named and fast as Two
thirds OF the cruising ships OF the British ana Ie
naves. Armed with breech-loading rifles ike those
the British Canada she would be match Tor hat np
vessel and perhaps prove the superiority OF ve VSs
frame over an iron frame with oak pankng TO resist e
shock OF battle; test TO which composite SHIPS hAo 'o
canada and Garnet have not yet been subJec&n.
Netc- York, MAY %, 1885. NALLh~'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May "a Especial. -Bearishnes was
in the air yesterday Fine weather. large receipts bad
cables and lack OF demand few OF the influences
work make holders depressed and sellers eated
wheat started q cent under fridays close at s9
cents July started at 81 cents and went down from
that figure. Corn sympathized with wheat There we're
200 cars in ard enough more by canal to make up at
least 300 II it had all been wheeled in over the tracks.
July pork and July lard firm. There were 1900
hogs at the yards.
The crowd, in the absence of everything
else, began to figure the amount OF
grain that would DO here tomorrow The
thing all figured out and now according TO these
gures) there will be 400 of 1913 OF wheat
and 300 OF The information broke nearly
a cent bushel. May did break more than cent and
got down TO AZ cents. and probably sold little lower
sold to 46s cents and July to ~ cents The corn
crowd was bigger but there not much more trade.
There was contingent in the provision crowd which
bought little May the contracts out and put
June and July The call small one July wheat
began high upas 81 cents aGd sold as low as 9ls
on the call there Just business enough done to Sc
decline in pork Of l22 to Is cents and in lard OF
gig to cents.
At p. M the close June wheat s0i4 cents July,
81 May coru 477s cents June corn, 407s cents
July 1868 cents July pork, Sll 10; July lard 20 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

The monetary situation Is without change. Money Tor
temporary loans easy All The markets ana there Is
little inquiry for accommodations other than OF that
character Al our stock Exchange, barring haf-hour
spnsn when call advanced To per cent TIE rate
ruled between ! and per cent all the week In" 40
nestle exchanges have been about. steady the last
quotations for New-lurk checks ~ the places named
were ~ follows At Savannah l-a'N premium Charles
ton b GdJ-lG premium Ncw-Orlcans, ~ - premium
for commercial and - for bank st. Louis. 80 cents
premium; CHICAGO, 40 cents premium, ana Boston, ~ q"
10 cents discount.
The foreign exchanges cascd at tho beginning Of the
week, but since have ruled firm although quiet NJ the
reduced quotations. which are Tor business on the basis
Of $is7 and Ss9 respectively Tor long ana snort stci
ling
The general commercial and mercantile conditions pre-
sent no changes and call Tor no special comment Gen
orally the changes Ia value were 10 lower ha.- Inc
grain speculation barring possible corner IN May corn
aud the slight stnulant afforded on Thursday by de,
cline in BRUSH consol-, was tanner al the way OUT ana
Chicago prices for wheat show lnal decline OF cent
and for corn Except for May decline OF q cent oats
are of nearly cents pork Tea 10 cents ana !lu oD
10 cents Tho receipts OF wheat At the western
nonts continue to be lihoral-last week
greater than In six preceding weeks whlle
OF corn they were smaller than IN preceding weeks Inc
eastward movement however, is not large because OF
the limited export demand and tho ful stocks now III
eastern elevators although both rail and water charges
for transportation lower Than ever before were
known. $50 ..
hc receipts and shipments Of wheat corn ana oats at
the principal Western points Of accumulation IOr hVe
weeks compare ~ foluws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
PUTTING THE BLAME ON THE WOMEN.

SIR: Mr. Howells says: 1T Is easier lor u
man to seek the forgiveness OF God than to seek the lot
gveness Of his wife," And Benedict tells us that IL Is
the wfes fault not the mans If prefers to appear 10
Heaven" Ever since the poem OF the Garden wmch
Moses alleged have written for as; ever since, d"
cording other reliable accounts Jupiter sent fanuo
the fashion OF putting the blame on the woman mas
been in vogue our present accepted OF norma
ton being what they arc, and popular idea OF ev
dence being is, this fashion is likely TO continue
for some time to come. Meanwhile, who Is 10 blame
that many wives appeal from the mercy OF man 10
the mercy Of God The docket OF His assize Is douptes
more than full of cases wherein the woman is palhn
not defendant. Can Mr. Howels or Benedict furnish
little light SINISTER (ueO Dratt"sj'
Nets York, May IL, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO May 23. me Drorers Journal reports cari,-
Receipts $500 heat shipments 1000 mead market active;
Exports 25Gs5 60 Cows ana Mixed - lds 5J stck
6Uss4 5ui Feeders ~ a Gsi 81 Texans 81 200
-.
Hoqs-Receipts $4,000 shipments 1000 market sctiye
Rough 0JUSi 10; PACKING aud ShipplnS. ~ loo
"A 3; Light So OGsi -: SkiUs. - - a. - IS.
acknowledgements 200 head shipments - head; market
steady Inferior - j0GS3 95i Men IS 10 81 20, Good
81 30 choice ~ 81.
ST. LOUIS MAY 23.-tdtat-9eceDts. loo. Shipments
1900; lu Exports - 6DGsj ~: Good % CHOICE
Shipping 81 oJQSO d. Far 70 Meliun, ~ oOVetoV
Texans. VI q a - o. ~.
ShesD-Iec sDts 700. SHIPMENTS 1000 Common 20 Me-
dunn So IS ass -: Fair 70 CnOce. SO 3Oisl % -
HJcS-ReccDts l,AO0 shiUu.ent& 5000 lLghL "a 100
81 ~; Packng ~ 20 Dfi 90. Heavy ~ lOds4 20
BUFFALO May 23Cl;e to-day 1870 neaSt total
for week tnus tlr mead ae aN week $500
heal Consigned thrJI2n. 49, ears market weak;
Good % Choice Steer OO@sj 81 Sto;kors ami Feetes
Is 50 ti %.
hSD Receipts TO-DAY head total for week thns FAR,
~ 900 head tls week 1000 heat consigned
through 10 cars. market dan ana lower Medium 70
(,Oud 70 OaS4 25 Choice ~ 81 asa Do Ordinary
to hOice Lambs, - OO0t0 %
Hogs-eccpts TO-DAY 1000 head total for week thus TAR
81 900 for ume llit wreN 21,o0D neat con-
signed through 1876 OF which IL 10 NowlOrk market
dull: Medlul 10 Fair Workers. ~ tOaSi 30 Good 10
Choice. ~ 40Gi 50 Butchers GRADES ~ 4OGSi 90 rigs
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

NEw-YoRK. May g.
Weakness prevailed through all the grain
markets to-day. The depressing influences were the iD
significant export demand, the recent large receipts and
the absence of any outside buying The traders rule
bearish and insist upon lower prices but in wheat
there appeared TO be sustaining influence that
wanting in the other cereals Yet its tendency to-
ward lower prices through the day and the close was
heavy at about the lowest prices June ended at 81 02
loss OF % July and August were down y at 81 Oi4
and 81 05, and September fell g to 81 OH Business
IN options moderate aud the bears do not show any
courage for vigorous attack values Corn suffered
a heavier decline than wheat closing 7s9A cent lower
at 54Is for June 54la for July, 55 for August
and SO cents for September options The extreme
depression In the grain speculation felt In oats.
May options declined cent 10 37 June e to $685. and
July III TO 37 cents The provision markets developed
weakness and lard Gas cents lower at these gures
June SO 90; July 81 oil August 10; and September
81 1S
At New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston tho
pts OF grain to-day we're Wheat, 1888 bushels
corn S6012 bushels oats AZ 065 bushels total grain
25 800 bushels -four 54Ss barrels. The receipts at
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Io,s were; Wheat To- s3i
total grain, 435, 476 bushels: -four 16520 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
BOILED WATER AND THE CHOLERA.

To the Edttor OF The tribune.
SIR In 1910 there was terrible cholera
scOurge in the central part of Kentucky The writer
has frequently heard it stated that the population Oh
Paris in that state moro than decimaed IN that
season. One family however, numbering about thirty
whites and blacks, lived tho outskirts OF the town
and had not single case although the head Of the fam
lily was constantly among the Sick dying and dead ais
trbuting food nursing and looking after intermehts
There were no restrictions in this family as TO dle eN
cept that all the for drinking and COOKING was
boiled Let public try it, and orr men OF science give
their views hENICChlAN'
Nep- York MAY 10, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

vanced from 81 20 to go 3oSss 25 sutro Tunnel fur
nished 3 600 shares OF the weeks whole business and
ruled from to and closed ut IL cents SIorrs
Nevada with sales 500 shares from SO
81 65 and Savage sold at i0Si 506S4 TO- The activity
and firm tone OF the COmstOck shares Is not explained
by any favorable reports from the mines. Colorado
stocks neglected, but Robinson exceptionally
active 100 sharcs) and sold at from 80 to 80 cents
Horn Silver was comparatively steady at 81 S30$2 and
closed nj 81 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
TIE COURTS.
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT. cnumEE.- BEFORE "a wrepc.. J-No'
l. 2 ~ 81 80 S. 90 39i ~ 9 u IS - IL IA 49,
10. l3i. l35. l5h: b. 3D. H. 20 ~ ~ 80 .s,
2G .73 80 - 2so -, 2'7 80 -9l 295 -9i 30 100
si.rgFvr ottogRr-GfyrR,L TrGu-Takena recess
sur.RNE corHG-srEciAL TERN FART I-before Bartlett
g. @ f., Trn-ri i ,a2 Ift %I Ssq
stralNR CouRl-CiEcrIt- L-Ecfore AndIcw, J.
Nos tOt7 go l's5 isG So. lse i'1 90 &C. ~ ~ 5l '
1891 y I0il a52iia 1888 1"fi| 1900. l-l7 1898 Js4'
srrErsr cFcrnorAEI n Before narret H.
N1s db 2o dia, - O'3 3.ol soiz. go 30, ~
2O6p $50. liO-tg ftj3 1914 1872
surHrw Corni -clEcun-rAEi IIl-Beiore Donohne T.
Nos "s-l "ltt aq.i a,o- 5oV IN S7I& ai7s 1850
5i 575j J73G 3535 37J- 1888 314l, 37i2 S5i. S'i7.
suGnoaA1rs -Hollps s.E.t.tc Of Charles r. II
sdrrHoF 5ogs[,riaI o 1Fp ~ E rnrrnAa J.
~UrguoR CoUH THAI rEsN -PAKt g. Before % 'orman'
cosaos riS4-Cl Ia negrr pay ,, 5 I $40, oo a.
i2I $50 iCs Iiss lbs ISIS. 90 H. God ao- -'i
CIn couuT-GryEpu Trrv-Rciorc Hawcs. J IAN
AMI owuc.OIdcr. -Sos =. g. 8. D. d, N"'
l23A5,G 80 TO- H. H. IL. H. L. H. H. TO- 10 ~
tnY corrr-rrnL TrrN.-PAu by Hvait J.-,Nqs;
ip51 - =. ioi- 3.47 tos am. il't 4lo" lib t4l'
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journal for me term - ,.-,,, ,,., ,,,,.,,,-..r -
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N sd li or fSrr srs0S-rAm Incfore Recorder
Fmy IN and Asst DIST Attorney fizgcuhld Not 2: - 4 .
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j. ana SH assist bist Attorney rarn,So. l. T.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

Broadway Railroad 80 Receivers for the Postal
Telegraph Company.-Jay Gouid's efforts TO re-.
store railway rates. - General S lant
suffered considerable pain. - EI:eeeFef
tary Frelnghuysen buried 60 The C!ty ~
Berlin damaged by an iceberg - Iarace
Of the Coaching Club. - NewIioIx
beat St. Louis at baseball - IntcI-
collegiate athletic games. - Gold value
of the legal tender silver dollar (412l2 gralnsl,
1924 cents. - Stocks dull and higher ana
closed quiet and strong.
Copies may still be obtained at this Office or by
mail. Price cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25


Speculation National Transit certificates last week
only moderately animated. The activity chiefly
developed I'm the later dealings spirited opening having
been followed by depressing duneSs for couple OF days.
The ions slightly under the record OF
preceding week. but rule any Increase OF trading
attended by an improvement IN price. As whole,
the market gave evidence Of powerful speculative
impulse, but the tendency OF values was toward higher
plane. Free sales 10 realize profits broke
the market in the early business from sO3s9sO9s
1914 The bears were either unable or unwtll-
push their advantage and after temporary quiet,
prices pressed upward till Sls cents reached,
The hna dealings marked by free sales but tho
speculation preserved strong tone although the close
was somewhat unsette al S'l2 cents, gain OF only u
cent from preceding Saturday and gain OF "a cent
in the last weeks. slight tightening OF the loan
market brought carrying rates down from 35G4o cents
to Hat 20 cents. IL would not be surprising II
downward reaction might precede further advance in
the petroleum market Nevertheless, the bulls appear
able to protect their holdings and the speculation In
position gain increasing strength with every move
mcut that lifts II TO higher basis. 10 responded easily
to moderate purchases last week and the commercial
argument loses no real value In Iteration.
The range OF prices and the total dealings for the
week at the Consolidated Exchange were rs follows:
Opeung. S0as Iowest.-..-.-...--. 1914
Highest........--...-. SIS flnal....-...-- sOA2
Sales, barrel &C. tOVV
Ccarauces, 4S,33OOOO
There continues good demand for the refined product
but while the tone OF the market was firm the quotation
was advanced until near the close Prices ended
higher at "a cents per gallon IN New-10rk ana 10
cents in Philadelphia ana Baltimore. Abel test.
BRADFORD, Penn, May 23.-Natioual Transit Certih-
Gates opcncd y and closed at S0l2 Highest price,
81 Ia lowest price, sole. Cearances. 2slsOJO barrels
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~ =, 75 Family ST. OOdSt 20: Choice, 81 5UQs4 Bj
Fancy s. a00oS5 Patents s. 5oas5 80 Wheat lower 10
Red ~ O5 Cash: 05. Maya 81 Oos June: ST Oo n
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july 4Ic. oats cull: Casa. 3s1c.; Nay. SstcS jane
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Ter uacaaaaod Eos ara,er at FAX sssa ,csi.
5SL. Cora Meal arn at 81 50. WHISKY stsity 81 u
Pork sll 9Th Bulkneats-Long Clear s. %; ehsrt ias
Receipts-Flourl 2ooo bblss whodL $1,000 BUSH Ora
az 900 bush. oats 2i.0OU 1asn RYE. - Dush Barievl
1000 bash shipments-foar 1000 bbiss Wnssh aVVv
bush, Corn. $4,000 oush.i oatA 1000 bush hy& -
hushi Barley. l,0U0 BUSH