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every kind cured in 80 Minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by d. j.
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-03-04

Premier Gladstone, when he kissed
the Queens hand, on resuming office,
declined to lunch at Windsor Castle,
but walked about the grounds until the
time came to take his train to London.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-03-04

Senator Jones of Florida is So years of
age, anda o native of Ireland.
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APTetiyWoman' S Secret.
Hereditary Raldness.

GEORGE MAYER. Fldtonia, Terds.was
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had been for several generations. One
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

lyine b this porn several months IT,
repairs and which was % have remsined
here until The latter part q
september, has recsived orders
from che Mexican authorities 70 leave this
week Tor Vera Cruz, and there await
further orders. This sudden order Il :
surprise GO The oflccrs Of the ship,
but they say that ell Mexican
men-of-war anchored IN foreign ports
have been called home since the Cutting
ana Rasurcs matters have assumed
threatening shape.
The Mexlcan Consul here positively re-
fuses 70 talk on the matter, but other
Mexicans seem Inclined 20 the opinion
thst war IL possible. II not prob
able. They comment very Sc
verely on the action Of the
House committee on foreign affairs
IN instructing Secretary Bayard 10 again
demand the unconditional release q
Cutting, and cay The demand will be 70.
fused
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

n he Senate On The 6th resolution va
passed thanking Mr.. Sherman for the son'
~, courtesy and impartiality with which
ae has Dreaded over the Senate. M
Beck's bill. prohibiting members Of Con.
gress from acting - counsel for subsidized
railroads, was called up and the second
Monday in Dscernbsr vas fixed for ~
consideration A bill for the relief q dis
honorsbly discharged soldiers Of the
Twelfth Michigan Infantry was passed.
The committee appointed to walt on
the President reported that he had no
further communication TO make, and art
- = short address the Chair declared the
session adjourned sine die.......In the
House : message from the President an.
nouncIng his approval Of the Deficiency
sundry Civil and River and Harbor bills
was received. The labor Investigation
committee were granted leave 70 sit dur
ing recess. A bill was passed making An
additional appropriation for the con-
gressional library. Bills were passed
accepting the Grant relics, pro-
vidfne for holding terms Of the United
States court at Texnrkann. making an ap-
| preparation for completing the public
building at Fort Scott, Kas, and for tne
erection Of . public building at Los AM
geIes, Cal. The Speaker then declared
the House adjourned sine die.
Mn. MoRRrso, . surplus resolution faii'
ed BY "pocket veto"
TnK British Parliament reassembled on
the 5th.
rur Knights OF Labor and the Miners
Association Of Pennsylvania, Lere'ofcrs
af outs, ere trying 70 fraternixe.
Loan LoHDoxDERRT and Sir Michael
Hicks .Bsach tookthe oath Of Office at Dub
lin on the 9TH.
i Tur prisoners IN the jail q Columbus,
IND. sawed their wav out on the 9TH, and
All escaped with the exception q an ~
lsane man.
THE New York grand jury has post
ponsd inquiry into the charges aga'ns
Squire and Flynn until Mayor Grace ges'
Through with his investigation.
Ar meeting Of The Liberal Uuionisf'
lin London Il was agreed that the Radica
and WhIg Unionists should work 70
lgether.
Al ! meeting Of tho National League 4
dublin On ne 5th . resolution was passe'
lsurcesting An immediate revision q a.
|judicial rent system
A noBDER boarded LouisviIls q Nes
ALBANY train near 0reencastle, Ind, q
Ithe III ght of the lth, shot and seriously
! wounded the baggageman, but was fright
Iened on without securing any 1unde'
land made bic escape.
TN King Of Portugal. who q on visi
. la Queen Victoria, arrived q Plymouth O
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~ - enn~>, a. ehe 1osh consideration %
sss frensnry eurplus rssolusion was rssan'
a MessrA TELLER. vAnoe and Gorham CO.,
inc pan u shs debate. me resolution vs.
6Ssilv ADOPTED. the House bin % increaee
SSs naval slnollshmene vae then taken ups
ane1ded ard $500 n . snS 800 a
Ss.ss q: =: We Pssss,Ss re ,s, mes sss
BINS srnnsIns psnslqns q the widow g 1sn'
srsl David 3 iiont<. and q mary Anasr.S s5
ne Inee5. state comRSsss o,.a ~ Az, snS :
conferences Was ordered. A. evening $50
oion was held fcg ene consl0sses,oe - -
don blll&
Mns sensss q ne ~. s,.s - u ~
tuolo9 fegAroin8 NE es'1o~uo.
o. husdrsdsh anniversary q the Con
ss,sss.oa sna shs . sssr ean q America
provoksi some sharp criticism, but
6crsios g che dsy VS. spsss = secEes go:
sion. :....in tne House - ~
80 GO r;s<Sov b,il we n.
s11sd snd after debate the House
s3ssdnens. and : further conference wsa
ped me senate ansndmsns e che s. sr !,
ssd eo:isrssss ordered me rorsinesslon
Appropriation bIli, With senate .mes g.
mento. Vas reported back, but peno1nS -
/ o10n che House adjourned.
no. a...ss - ~ "A : continued a..
49, u ~ 49, S--3~~ c1v,1
o0reemens wee reposeSe - ~. 80 -
AppropEiations bill III senate Insisted On
- di~s~rseneps. "a : further eonfsrsncG
-.Srr.< ~. 49, M, rsissinr q
s..sees ~ S..-e, ns No.. 81 4 TsiIon 81
Ssssi;is1 sn1r;ss 40 amended and
1917. Pn'ii ,crowtd;n~ for che III.
s~scsss. - sSSae<o cirrrs ma enuff
~ .e.. n. 49, : M - lie reiief a. VIM
l - SI.s 800 srS 4 6lIi ~ IN
- e.ss.., - ~ : S-sSs .~roes ere ~ Loui1
ss@s- 4. 49, 1c.s~ s6S RIM 70 increasl
sSo ..si S.ssS,ssSusre ~itS the Sen,
| 49, $500 ~--s. sSs-s<c 40 take1
- go sSs DECENTRALIZATION concurrcd In
a disagreement vas reported on q,
so ory c1vu Pill. ena w. ~ 49, 49, ~ rro
v;Ss.S seu.n6r.r;,v MN xnrusf s Tor fhe ex
psndItureS o4 tie government 4 pa
vas passed Increasing the pension g so 90
dtors who have loos leg o. A ~ - -
oorvica
~ ~ senate On the 81 che report Of ~
-~--ss.~- -. ehe De0otency AID
| couxeEence cc.n - - ~. 49,,
pEopTintton bill woo n9reeo -. 49, 49,
| r~solution 20 continue the appropriation
---~~-,,w -. oht~~<ed % by Mr. Plumb
ree ,,is~~d A. f6e calendar. The I'd
~ r~so1ntfon changing the tim
| {1 r,.l~ - ~ 4ueueg 4 Was report
/ ttS8 S~&S - ~ Hear injected q
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TN burromaster Of Amsterdam, Hol-
land. has forbidden the sale Of newspapers
N the streets, sbecause they indamed the
populace during the recent riot"
CrxcrxxAfr brickIayers struck work on
4he "a on buildings where non union hod-
carriers were employed
CUsrons receipts for July amounted to
81 So. ~. against SIC, ,20 in July .
year ago. Internal revenue receipts we're
0yAso.0l7 against =, 5o1 ,l6l In July 1850.
Stow occurred In various sections o. ne
East on the Sd.
Tn farewell leves given BY the Earl Of
Aberdeen q Dublin Castle, on the b, was
largely attended.
srx msn were fatally injured On the ID
! " an explosion Of coal gas In the hold Of
: Norwegian bark at Cardiff Wales.
MISS MR1KLEaAn, Thomas Jederson's
| Great granddaughter who vas recently
/ dismissed from the Patent once, has been
| restored.
TnonAs y. BRADY, Inspector Of Irish
| Fisheries. has been knighted.
FIVE small children were drowned in the
DesNoine river, at the village Of NJ.
Zion, L., on the 3D.
TIM cashier Of the Baden State railways
ct Carlruhe has been arrested for the en-
bexslemeut Of enormous sums Of money.
/ II CIRCULAR letter has been sent by the
mayor Of Belfast 70 the magistrates Of the
city asking them TO exert their influence
IN promoting a better feeling among ths
people towards the police.
CoroxKL d. 8. LAMONT returned =
Washington on the "a from visit 20 hi
home n Cortland, New York. He 4
somewhat improved in health. but d no
entirely wen.
III Tn engagement ID announced Of }
! | Augustus Robbins, Of Springfield, Mass.
and Baroness de Marsenhachs Of Berlin
| formerly lady II waiting at the court 9
IL Netherlands They became acquaint
"a while travelling together thro.<
.. China, Japan, India, Palestine and ~
roDa
TnouAs TIxxucAS, David shanaha
and Noah 8. Thompson have been arrest
"a q Chicago On change q stealing ~.
! COO worth Of sfamps from the Minneapoll
(l(Inn-) post-o(nce.
e HEnDKRr sPKxcER u seriously u at n
; residence q London, suffering fro1
} nervous prcstration and insomnia q
. Andrew Clarke. the distinguished ply
sician. = u daily attsndnnce upon N
Spencer.
: SAMUEL ,. TrLDEE died e Greyston
I bic home, o. the morning Of The 4ths - b
\ seventy third year.
= The nov British cabinet held ~ AZ
; meeting % TIE lth.
TIM general belief was expressed
washingtoa that the President would W
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- Terrible DEED og Rejected sultor 70,
to Hand % Nehrnaka Farmers Daugh-
fer-ue KiIs His swsesheart and Her
rneher aud Ends His Own Life BY Their
sids-Mors Bleody work.
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. s.-Early In the
spring John Ide was engaged as farm
hand By John Ruthke. ofMaysville. thir-
teen miles from here. Idc soon formed
sn attachment for Miss Mary, the seven
tcen-year-old daughter Of the farmer. His
love seemed TO be recIprocated BY the
young lady and their intimacy progressed
smoothly until Sunday, when Ide asked
for the young lady's hand and was re-
fused by the father. The enraged lover
then asked the young lady 70 elope, but
she refused TO do 20. Idle pressed his
claim ON her, but with an increase Of
ardor she grew obstinate, and finally told
him her affection Was not such that she
would forsake her home 70 become his
wife, and that unless he desisted In press
ing his proposal she would refuse TO nave
any thing TO do with him. This declare.
ton made Idc insane for revenge.
The next morning when the young lady
and her father went for the cows, lde Mo
along the way they were to traverse, and
ehot dead both the farmer and his daugh.
ter. He then walked mp to the body Of
his dead sweetheart, and placing revolt
yer 10 his head pulled the trigger. Within
| i've minutes after the FIRST shot was hred
| ali three bodies were lifeiess.
| ANOTHER MURDER.
| Coroner Roberts was summoned, and
| had scarcely started, when word came
from sBennett that brothcrs-in-law
Dumaha and Abbott. got into an alter
cation over farm Affairs; that hot words
quickly followed. when Dumaha, With :
pitchfork. rushed on Abbott, who warded
On the blow and In retaliation pushed
pocket-knife into Dumahs's heart, kill
ing him instantly. Abbott came into
town, reported the killing and gave him.
self up.
NoRE BLOODY WORK.
The Burlington train this morning
brought in the remains Of well dressed
man, who had three bullet holes In his
BODY, any one Of which would have been
fatal. The body was that Of man ap'
parcntIy in thrifty circumstances, thirty
five wears old, and Of foreign birth
There IL nothing whatever TO reveal his
identity and the cause and circumstance
Of his death.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

a Trio Of Chicago Ward Politicians Arres..
ID Tor Trying 20 sell some % the sss"r.
stolen From the Minneapolis Fo-s-o"'s'
CHICAGO, Aug. S.--Thrce 81 the men
arrested yesterday By Post-otiice inspec'
tors and Pinkerton's men for attempting
10 sell $4,000 worth 81 postage stamps =
L. X. Craudall, Of ia wabash avenue =,
$1,000. are fairly well known - 'oca'
political circles. One Of them y Thomas
fiuucane, Appointment Democratic wo.ns'
n the Fifth ward; another is David cnan'
ahan, supervisor q the county 'nrrns Y.
Il II stated that fInucane ~
been IL the tolls OF tne Mm
before. Detectives think Shanana .s
n IN innocent victim Of Finncanes
ingenuity. They live In The same nelsn "a
horhood and have been long associa'eu
n the management Of the political VA.
chine IN the Fifth ward. Finucane, y =
believed. induced Shanahan 10 dispose Z
ne stamps for him, and Shanahan u''o1'.
took ID do it through Thompson. 70. ~
aeon ~ Thompson was arrested, ne ~.
he had gotten the stamps from Shanass -
ana Shanahan In turn said NC nau ~
ceIyed them from FInucane. bu, srs
latter refuses % say where he got ITEM.
The last man arrested says 's,se
amount n stamps was shipped 70 49,"
York for disposal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

A. p. WnxzAns, Repablican. has beeu
$1,000 United States Senator Iron Cell
lornia - soccss1 Senator Aillws -
esascd
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8znzocs riotisg took place q Ballast O
- niehs q the slst and O The 1sE Ons
pers1a vas killed and large nenber
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Owuo % VI. RandsIl's opposition =
vnriuas issas n ths appropriatioas Co
ersss IN ne b able % adjowa - sarly
= expecos1-
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LoruR EIcuEL and oehg ooc1ailsts -
. b 1ried q ths Seine asDinss q 10 LII
Or sxcising TO piIlags and murder = : -
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I'm London police. 4 = stated, have In
formation OF extensive intxigues BY Irish
and Russian dynamitsrs against ths n
n1lnh 0ovurumeuf-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

IN 0overnmenf recoIpts NON a
pourcss Tor The month q July amounted
% soys3ssT1. o. fully shFss millions more
shan II July year ago- While expendi-
surss wsre -. ~. on. O. fer millions lsss
than q July, 1s65-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

IN Cabinse was IN ssssioD about three
hours o. the "a arranging TIE affairs Of
ehe deparsmenfs IN anticipation q the
spssdy sdjournmsnt q Coagresa he
Cutting and Rasuss casss were also con-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

Al the New Millincrs' Club. MAJ ~
functIonary--As none Of the iaa ~
present have put il their claim Tor ' ano
presidency on the ground p senlo '.s"H
/ shall have 70 take the chair ~ = ~ y
and now call upon the two younRcs, :.
shc assembly 10 take the office q 800 ~.
tarica. General rush for tne ~
form Nv y. zxlcdrGnA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

CoxrnAnr . general sxpsetation, III
success q D. Lessep's loan for The Pan
- canal d rerortsd - assured Nearly
elI IL obligations have already oee'
enken m.
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Nh couplete returns iron the elections
o. cpnseiIIears genereaux In France show
ez7 Republlcan and AZ Conservative can
didatss we're snccessfuL In IL distTict1
shsrs wilI have % b. ssoond bal1otings.
H nepubIIeans nads = gains, ~ Con
nrrrnfives O.
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I'm announcsment Il made that James
BaiIis Hamilton d Worcester, Mass, -
albeit % wsd Lady Evelyn Campbsll,
fourth daughter o. to tDuks q Argyle
nnd sistsr-ln Law Of Princess LOUISE, T.
Auxusx q Weztmiuster Abbey.
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Auoxo - clerks recently dismissed
no. - patent sGlcs - Miss Esther y.
NeikisAan, Who Il ths GFanddaughtsr Of
Ihomns JeRersoa- She d shout forty yearz
u 80. has 10 regular income, and has
Ioae - - support of brother vho 4
pGrnlytie isva]id
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m reduction in the public debt during
July anounted 20 <9.e10, 100 The net cash
balance in the treasury On August !. was
$50. -. IN increase q hve millions
dwisg the month
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An iuvestixafion i % b made into The
rspost that the fishermen Of Isle Royal
LAKE, Superior, robbed the bodies o. the
victims Of the AIgoma disaster and sunk
- corpses far out IN the lake.
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coroxEr NErsoz PLATO. ex-collsctor q
customs e Corpus Christi, Tex. convicted
q enbezzling Government funds and sen
esnosd % os yeaxSs imprisonment q
Cbssssr, IN, ~ bssn liberated o. u
Presidents pardon
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Tn schoonsr yacht Sarah Craig, with :
party o. ladies' and gentlemen On board
fron Philadelphia capsized on sandy
Hook, y. J., On TIE 3lst, snd 81 o. n
lndiss and one gentlemen we're Lost
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Tn new .City Directory" iof Detroit.
Mica has just been issued, coneaining
s6.061 nsnes, representing population Of
not Les than 80,0oo, Or an increase q
1900 over last year
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-12

Hon. c. 4. Bishop said that His Exoeilsney had
had 50 many opinions he did not really know what
his actual intention are. The figures presented by
Rep Hayselden ana the remarks OF the Minister
showed they had been rccklessly eNt-ayagant. lie
had not slid much. but had voted steadily against
these extravscancss. Il was OF no use, however,
rs the HOUSE was made up Principally Of Otics
holders. who had one hand II the Treasury, the
other on the taxes. The fact that taxes were high
in the United States was 10 excuse az all. They
should strive TO keep the taxes down here.
Representative Dole said he had expected 70
hear some good reason given Tor the proposed in
crease. but had had heard none whatever. The
Appropriation bill was as ridiculous and extraya-
CANT an Appropriation bill rs ever passed. As
there was no emergency to necsssitate this IN
crease, he considered II woald be better TO Let the
law stand as II Is
The ayes and noes were now taken OF the ques-
ton of indefinite pOstponement resulting IN the
defeat Of the motion by the following vote:
Ayes-Bishop, Lilikalani hauhl. haulia. Wight,
Nahale. Dickey, Ihursgol- Paehaole, Dole f0lo-
haul.
Noes-The Ministers & Nuihelaui. Bush, kaae,
Hayselden, Baker, Amarl, PaEia, haunamano,
Nahinu. AhOiO, haukau, h2ll-l0.
Motion was now made to pass the Dill the ayes
and noes being taken, resulting II favor of The
motion. as follows
Ayes-Ihe Ministers, 81 hqlhela1i, Bush, haae.
Hayselden, Baker, Pahla, hauGm@nD, Nahinu,
Ah0lo, hsukau-l4.
Noes-Blshop, Lillkalani hauhi, Amara, kau-
Paehsole, Palohau-l3.
Reconsideration was moved and lost ard at 4.I5
?. N. the Assembly adjourned until 10 d. m. next
u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-12
AMERICAN.

NV Yozx. September S0.-The TrfJass,s cable
special from London Of September 18th SAYS. The
Lord Mayor to-day handed TO the American leca-
ton $1,000 as the first instailneut Of the earth
quake fund for Charleston The legation, Ehich
offered 10 accent American Subscriptions for the
same object, has received exactly two, one Of them
British, amounting together to so
CIR OF MExIco, September D. reports from
al over the rsp1blic show thai every VIXEN heavy
rains have fallen. doing great good IN Forwarding
the crops In this city rains have flooded the
streets IN many places, necessItating the use Of
the fire engines 10 pump OFT stores The predicted
earthquake did not take place, but the volcano Of
Coiinz is again in q state Of eruption. a huge
uifte cloud oFerhangs the summit, causing great
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-12
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CHAPTER l.
Ask any or all Of the most eminent physi-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-12
Halls Steel FurrOw PIow

Has never been eQualed; OF these we have few
left, OF improved make. WE HAVE ALSO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the steamer Gaelic neEs dates have been
received TO September S0th. Following is sum