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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From Kauai per steamer Iwalani, November
7th. Geo II Dole, Hon E L Kauai, G Ebinger,
Mrs Hunt, Miller, L AthOrn, Streleg, +
BrigstOck, NJ A Gonsalves, NJ Mclnerny, b
Steward, AchOy, and 90 deck passengers
From Kahului and Hama, Maui, per steamer
IikeIike November 9th: Mrs S Wilder, q P
wilder, Hon A p Psehaole, Parker Make,
Miss Dora DOwsett a IL Babcock, K Cation MISS
K Landlord, Akaualiilii, Chinese ana o. oeoA
passe myers.
From Maui and Hawaii, per steamer knau'
November 7th: From the Volcano Robl n
son, r II Holmes, DR. II J Pratt. FROM VIM
ward ports-E Lycan, Jones, Jr, o L snip
man W COlville and wife, Mrs W P Lumahei-
hei Mrs h Kinimaka, Eben Low, Hedemann,
] r Kynnersley and wife, Mrs Luce
, children and nurse Rube nstein, d Morton.
Miss Makalua, Rev Z Bishop G wight
wife ? children and servant, and 81 deck pas
sengers.
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The KInau and LikeIIke

WiIder's Steamship Company give no
tice that the steamer Kinau will not
make any trip during the week begin
ming November 18th. She will sail for
the Volcano and way ports on Monday,
November 22d, at p. m. OF course
she leaves tomorrow on her regular
trip.
The Likelike leaves for windward
ports at 3 O'Clock this afternoon. Next
week she will not leave until Wednes-
dav, the 18th, at p. m, for Maui, re-
turning on Sunday. The Mokolii sails
the same dav on her usual route.
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Hamskua. Hawaii. and reports rainy weather at
Hamakua. Passed the steamer Kilauea Hou of
Hamakua November It'll, bound for Kawaihae.
The barkentine Mary vinkeIman and brigan-
tine John D. spreckeIs are both L days out
from San Francisco for this port.
The bark saransc, from New York. is IIs days
out for this port; the ". h Watson, from Liver
pool, IS I22 days out and the E J. Spence. from
Hongkong, Is e5 days out. They may be looked
for any moment
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A SEA SHELL.


Beneath the moon-upon the rock he stood,
Holding aloft his rosy, glistening treas
This young Antnous-from the tOszlng
floo1,
flushed by the wizar5-music OF its meas
ira
Mute and enchained-his wandering soul is
In the wierd realms OF mystic awe and
wonder:
Can it be that this -gen-tempest-t ost-
Came from the caves Of subterranean
thunder.
Are these the strains of old ulyrian halls,
Distant and dreamy-captive yet undy
ing,
Like the full rush OF lonely waterfalls,
Forever moaning and forever signing!
Can it be that this ocean symphony
Hath caught the echoes of some seraph
singing,
Or that in sunken Cities of the Sea"
Through governed corridors, the strains
are ringinEl
From tropic seas by Indian shores they
throng
Through the dim vestibule of childhood's
dreaming
iii the SOFT spell or the imprisoned song
Like light from fading stars is slowly
streaming.
All! pale ami spent with thought, he can not
bind
The strange, mysterious longing of his
b+ing;
He can not number stars: he can not find
The fountS, the laws, the depths of the
All Seeingi
If as some dream, no sound is ever lost
But floating still to realms beyond our
vision;
Can this sad ocean song so tempest-tost
Rise to the glory of the Plains Elysian!
&C. NJ. NJ" in Chicago TimeA
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rna r.na1 Picnic joker.


The picnic season now is here,
And the paragraphist
Will do his duty, never fear,
On Jokes he neer has missed
The young man in the new light pants
Will crush the blithe squash pie;
TIE sandwiches alive with ants
Will make the children cry.
Fond lovers in the forest glade,
Their eager love will tell,
When all at once the timtd maid
VIII see q snake and yell
The man who swings the pretty girls
Will make his shoulders lame;
The dude who tries to row boat
VIII wonder why he came.
The thunderstorm that ends the fun
VIII crash down prompt at four;
With startled shrieks the girls viii run
And drabblad skirts deplore.
-Somervills Journal
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ELECTION OrOnIcers.

At the regular meeting of Honolulu
Typographical Union, No. 81, held Sat
urday night, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing term :
President, Chas. A. Feistcorn Vice
President, JAS. S. Turner; Secretary,
Jas. r. Morris; Treasurer, Walter NJ
Pomeroy; Sergeant at Arms, Alonzo
Kuhia; Directors,-J. J. Greene, Walter
Brash, J. P. Ingram.
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Police Court.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERTON.
SATURDAY, November 9th.
Kauka, charged with the larceny OF
$lI, the property of Raymond, in Homo
lulu, on the 9TH instant, pleaded not
guilty, and was remanded to Monday.
Kilia, charged with disorderly con-
duct, pleaded not guilty. Sentenced to
As hours hard labor. Costs, 81 40.
CIVIL CASES.
II. 5. \. Co. VS.. Keaupuni and Keo-
lai, deserving contract service. Ordered
to return. Costs, So each.
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A New Racing Boat.

A young Hawaiian named Uwaia Ma
poleon is building in the rear OF the
Honolulu Planning Mills a two-oared
racing boat, which is to be ready for the
regatta on the 18th instant. The boat is
"a feet long, q inches beam, 81 inches
depth of hold, and will be owned by
Messrs. Torbet and Wilder of the Myrtle
CIr,h
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Yoxa,uawai,au Hotel.

The following are registered at the Ha-
waiian Hotel since Friday, the 9TH in
slant: w. H. J. Brigstock, Kauai; j.
H. Sneyd-KynnersIey and wife, Kohala,
Hawaii; L. II, Anthem, Kauai; P. n.
Makee, Waihee, Maui; H. Henry,
Heeia: A. w. Babcock, Oakland, Cal.
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The following appointments have been
made in the Honolulu Rifles: c. J. Nc
Carthy to be Fifth Corporal; Alex. Rob
ertson, Sixth Corporal and c. I. Wilder,
Eighth Corporal.
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Fire Distress Fund.

After the great fire at Honolulu last
April a fund was opened by a commit
tee, under the Presidency Of Her Royal
Highness Princess LiliuOkalani, for the
relief of suffering Hawaiians. The work
of collecting money to relieve the suf-
ferers by the conhagratiOn was prose-
cuted diligently. The sum Of 81 ,532 80
wa, collected, and the Treasurer, Hon.
S. NJ. Damon disbursed 81 $50 s. on ac-
count Of the fund. This gentleman
therefore contributes, in this case, 81 30
for Sweet charity" The work of the
committee having been finished and the
accounts closed, report covering a state
ment of receipts and expenditure was
submitted to Her Royal Highness, who
was pleased to accept the same and ex-
press her approval of the committees
work These documents having been
placed at the disposal of the ADVERTISER
for publication, they will be found be-
low, with an abridgement OF the Treas
urer's detailed statement.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE.
To Her Royal Highness Liliuokalani,
President OF the committee for the relief
of those who suffered by tie fire of April
Is, 1886:
Herewith we present to Your Royal
Highness the report of the Treasurer,
s-hOwing receipts and disbursements of the
FUNDS subscribed for those who suffered by
the fire of April IS, 1886, trusting that
many of those who suffered were benefited
by your committee.
Your committee desires to express its
grateful appreciation of the kindness
shown by Your Royal Highness to your
countrymen. Respectfully submitted.
HENRY WAREHOUSE,
JOHN LoTA KAULUKoU,
5. NJ. DAMON,
JAMES KEAU,
w. C. ACHI,
J. WAIAMAU.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
ToH r. H Liliuokalani, President of
the Fire Relief Fund: Enclosed l have
the honor to hand you a statement OF re-
ceipts and disbursements for the fund
placed with me for the relief OF sufferers by
the fire of April 18th, 1886:
The total collections from all sources
amount to 81 ,532 80, and the disbursements
81, $50 80. These collections were received
from all the islands and from every nation
atty, though the greater portion was re
ceived from Hawaiians.
The statement sent herewith will make
clear the objects for which the different
sums were drawn, and any further infor-
nation you may require will be rendered
at once.
In conclusion, l have to thank Your
Highness for the thoughtful kindness and
patience that has brought the object OF
these collections to a satisfactory ending.
Respectfully submitted,
5. NJ. DAMON,
October 9, 1886. Treasurer,
FIRE DISTRESS FUND.
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TO LEASE

TIOR A TERM OF ONE YEAR OR MORE,
+ the premises situated on Printers Lane.
which connects with PunchboWl street, between
palace Walk and Beretania street. The house
contains four good sized rooms, and the pantry
and kitchen are attached. Those desiring to in
sDect the premises can call on Mrs. Mills at the
cottage on Punchbowl street, nearly opposite
Palace Walk or communicate by telephone with
No PIG Of the Mutual Rent, S25 month
239 nov 20
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PORT OF HONOLULU, IL. L.
ARRIV8 IS.

ARRIVALS.
SATURDAY, November 9th.
Ssmr LikeIike Lore men, from kahulut
Stmr MOkolii, McGresor, from MolOkat
Stmr James Makee, Campbell from Kauai
SUNDAY, November 7th.
Stmr Wlialeale, CLANCY, from Hamakus,
Hawaii
Stmr Kinau. King, from Maui and Hawaii
Stmr Iwalani, Bates, from Kauai
Schr Emma, Macauley, from Kauai
Schr ManuOkawai, from KoOlau
Schr Ehukai, from WaialHa, Oahu
Schr Mile Morris, from Waialua
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Vessels in Port from Foreign Ports.
Am bktne George Perkins, Alderman
from San Francisco
Ger bark Pacific, c Altman, from Bremen
Haw schr Jennie Walker, Anderson, from
FAnning's Island.
Brit bark Iron Crag, Vim Jones, from Ii yerpool
Am bktne Discovery, John Lee, from San
Francisco via MaAukOna, Hawaii
Am brgtne w G Irwin, McCulloch, from
San Francisco
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\. CURRY & BROTHER,

TMPORTERs AND DEALERS IN SHOT
/ guns Rifles and Pistols, Colt Winchester,
Kennedy and Martin Magazine Rifles Reming-
ton Sharps and Ballard Sporting Rides. Agents
for w. w. Greener, Colt Parker and Remington
eechlOadiug Double Guns, Colt and smith d
wesson Pistols. n. CURRY d BRO, liz San-
some street San Francisco Cal. 1e-lY
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Furnished or Unfurnished.

A COTTAGE ON LUNALILO AND PIKOII SITS.
"A furnished complete for housekeeping u
Of horse and carriage; large garden. Apply to
CHAS ]. EISHEL,
I27-oct7tf Cor Fort and Hotel SITS.
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NOTICE..

EssRs. ]. NJ. DAT 4 co. HEREBY GIVE
vi notice that they have disposed Of their
business to Mr.. J II. SOper, for whom they be-
speak a continuance of the patronage heretofore
bestowed on them. All accounts due J. NJ. Dat,
Jr & Co on the Ist Of October, 1856, will be col
lected by Mr.. J. VI. Dat.
Honolulu, October /, 1886. llBnOVb
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VNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i shareholders of the Walkapu Sugar Co. will
be held at the Office of G. W. Macfarlane * Co. on
MONDAY, November 15 1886, at noon.
WALTER S HANKS,
Secretary W. S. co.
Honolulu November g. 1856. 2iOn5
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PART II.

PART II.
9-YACHT RACE-(Second CIass)
LIST prize. --.
I'd prize, --.
CourseIFrom Can Buoy out the channel, on
windward side Of Spar Buoy, to leeward Of boat
of Quarantine Grounds tack around same and
return to starting point passing on windward
side Of Can Buoy.
IO-SINGLE-SCULL RACE.
Free to all.
Course-Same second race.
u-sIX-oARED GIGs-CJunior CrewSJ
ID prize. -.
Course-same as third race.
12-sAILING CANOE RACE.
Course-same as second race.
18-FoUR-oARED GIGS.
1st prize,
Free for all.
Course-Same as third race.
n-sIxPADDLE CANOES vs.. sIx-oARED
BOATS.
LIST prize, --.
I'd prize, --.
5-TWELvE-OARED BARGE RACE.
LIST prize, --.
I'd prize, --.
Course-Same sixth race.
n. B.-The races will be under the rules Of
the Hawaiian Rowing and Yachting Association.
GH 4 l4 b W1i,sox. Committee.
JAS W. ROBERTSON,
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NOTICE!

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
i holders of WiIder's Steamship Co, limit ted,
will be held at their Office MONDAY, November
Is, 1886, at 9 a. IN. 5. b. ROSE,
Secretary.
Honolulu, November 9Th. Z42 mis-
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VesseIs Leaving To-Day.

Vessels Leaving To-Day.
stnr Surprise, W Weisbarth, for Kuau, Maui,
and HiiO. Hawaii
stmr Wanna nalo, Nelson, for WaimanaIo
Stmr Likelike, Lorenzen, for kahului, at 3
pm
pm
Sohr ManuOkawai, for Koolau, Oahu
Schr Rainbow, Tor KOOlau
Schr Ehukai, for Waialua, Oahu
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A Number of Fowls.
Garden Tools, wheelbarrow, etc.
Z. p. ADAMS & co.,
244 nov1O AucIiOneers.
NOTICE.

THE STEAMER KINAU" WILL NOT MAKE
Il any trip during the week commencing No
vember 18th She will sail on Monday Novem-
Der 22d, for way ports Hilo and the Volcano.
On the same week the " Likelike will sail on
Wednesday, November 18th, at p. m, for La
haina, Kahului, Huelo, Hama, Hamoa and Kipa-
hulu, returning Sunday morning.
The "MokOlii" will sail on Wed nesday, Noyem-
Der 18th, at p. m. for her usual ports.
pa noY1O WILDER'S STEAMSHIP co.
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DEPARTURES -.

SATURDAY, November 9th.
Schr Mokuola, for Eva
Schr Nettie Merrill, for Kau, Hawaii
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Frank Davis Escapes from Custody

Frank Davis Escapes from Custody.
On Saturday morning, few moments
after 6 o'clock, it was discovered that
Frank Davis, who was under arrest for
larceny at the residence of Mr.. William
Miller, Sea View, had escaped from his
cell at the Police Station. On the pre-
vious evening Captain Tell had him out
of his cell and was talking with him
about the robbery. Davis had been
confined to one of the cells up stairs. 1t
is supposed that Tell put him back in his
cell but forgot to lock the iron door.
Davis took advantage of this and procur-
ing a step ladder, which was not very far
from his cell on the ground floor, took it
down stairs into the yard, and by its aid
GOT over the wall into Brown & CO.
ward and made good his escape. The
ladder was found in that corner OF the
Station House yard. Station House
keeper James Keau was on duty at the
time. but he does not know anything
about the matter. 1t has been said that
special officer Hopkins was also on duty,
but this was not the case. Hopkins is
always on duty outside, and when he
locks up prisoner he has nothing more
to do with him. 1t is reported that the
father Of the escaped prisoner, who lives
out on King street, heard a noise around
the premises late on Friday night, but
does not know whether it was his son or
not. The police are on the alert and
have already clue as to Davis where
shouts. 1t is not likely that he will re-
main at large very long.
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The Y. NJ. CA. bookkeeping class meets
at o'clock this evening.
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rVNHOSE TWO VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGES
L Nos. II nd 10 School street, near Fort. APP
ply the premises or at 1876 Fort street, or ring
up Bell tele phone No II for Mrs. Steward.
23S nov12
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TOHN H. sOPER REQUESTS THAT ALL Or
81 ders for the Christmas Pictorial Pa
DerS be sentin before the departure Of the next
mail fer the Coast to avoid disappointment.
If
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Course-Same as third race.
5-sIX-PADDLE CANOE RACE.
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Free TO All.
Course-Fron starting line out the channel,
leaving Spar Buoy the port side; thence TO
and around indI gidual stake boats, on q line
with Bell Buoy, keeping same on port side in
rounding, and back to starting point, keeping
Spar Buoy on starb BARD side.
7-SWIMAIING RACE.
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Course-SaHe as second race.
U-SIX-OARED GIGS.
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Automatic Sewing Machine

Including % volumes " Scientific 4 orican,"
Gleason 5 Pictorial Magazine, bound volumes of
Daily Bulletin, p c. Advertiser and Daily Ha-
waiian. 1 Floor Cloth, Cook Stove, with hot
water attac hment, Kitchen Utensils, Refrigerator,
81 eat Safe
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During which there will take place the follow
ing events;
Ting of War Swimming Race.
2-TuD Race.
3-Diving Contest.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-08

81 on the homestretch at 1884
just as the Galatea was passing the
point OF Sandy Hook. The latter
passed the buoy at 3:46 o'clock, and
both angling over to pot came srandly
down to the finish on the flood tide.
Finding that the spinDaker would
draw, Lieut.. HEM ordered it set TO
starboard at 8:15 O'Clock. Capt. Stone
finding the cutter oveihauling him,
followed suit and set the Mayh 1wer's
spinnsker four minutes later. VIVA.
grand sight that finish was only an
eye wtoess can tell. 1t was the grand
est marine spec,ac ever seen in New
York Bay. Surrounded by nearly
800 steam and sailing crafts, the May
h1~er came tearing along through
nsrr w path Of water aod crossed the
finish line amid the firing of guns.
tcreech OF whistles and waving OF
acres OF bunting and hsndkerchiefs.
The Galatea received hearty well
come when sbe arrived, and when the
lodges told Lieut.. HEM that he was
reaten IL minutes 2 seconds he
laughed and shouted back: 81
tnou Sht Il was bali an hour" Three
cheers and tiger were given BY the
yfchtsmen for the gallant little Irish-
man and his claiming wife. Both
ytch's proceeded 10 their anchorage
off Bay Ridge. The next contest will
be settled on Thus day over course
twenty miles TO windward or leeward,
starting from Sandy Hook lightsh'p.
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Social Science Association.

SARATOGA, N. Y, September 7.-At
the session OF the~S 'cial Science Aseo-
citation this evening the following Off
GERS wera elected: Pre- sident, Carroll D..
Wright, Boston, Mass. vice-president,
Frarcs Wsyland, New Haven general
secretary, F. B. Sauborn, Conc I'd,
Mass. treasurer, Thos. Phillip Stokeo,
New York. Directors: Dorman b.
Eaton. Horace White, Charles A. Pea :
body New York; Washington Glad.
den, Columbus, o.; F. ]. Kingsbury,
Waterbury, Conn. 4. w. Hipginson,
Cambridge; q, r. Angel, Boston; H.
T. Wayland, Philadelphia; F. r.
Woodward, Spsrtausburg, S. c., ard
George W. Cobb, New Orleans A
chairman and a secretary for each de-
partner, were also elected. Toe as-
socia'ion will meet the Der artment of
Health to morrow.
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THE SOUTH INVADING THE
NORTH.

The South has endured Northern
invasion, and now the North is grew
ipg over Southern invasion. The
spinners there have found It impossi-
BILE to .compets with the Southern cot
ton mills in certain descriptions Of
goods, aud now the iron interest is
complaining that Southern iron is be-
coming dangerous rival. The Phila-
delphiA Record states that Southern
pig iron Keeps arriving and maintains
Its holdupon their market, so tina. the
fact that Alabama can bring ITS iron
to Pennsylvania aud sell II In competi-
ton with It's own iron "is now no longer
disputed" The Record adds: "Ths iron
piled upon our wharves Is o cold fact
which convinceI the most incredulous
Gradually, the South is making head
way for all iis products in the markets
OF the North, the East and the North
wss'." Who would have prophssie
ten years ago that a Penusyl-
vania paper would have pub
lishtd such an acknowledgement
But Pennsylvania troubles are
not at end yet. Movements are 10
progress in the Birmingham district to
begin the production OF Bessemer
steel. The great part OF the ores ,hers
are not sui ed to that product, but
huge deposits that are, superior spec.
ulsr ore and manganese, lie In the
neighb oihood Of Gainesville, on the
East and West Alabama r,ilway, and
steel pants are now constructing.
Specimens OF the Caitersville iron
have been examined b Pennsylvania
expe ts, who were in ignorance of
where it came from, aud they pro-
nouuced it tuperior to the Lake su
perier on. La ten months the p-o.
prietor OF t Q works now construct ny,
Mr.. Dsba' delabeu, expects to be turn
irg ont SEQ toes of Bessemtr pig daily
at the new t wa OF Bsssemer, which 8
near Birmingham.
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A Profes.IonsI Baby Murderess.

MINIATURES, Wis, September g.
The fiodiug OF dead infant with
darning needle thrutt through It's
heart has led to a disclosure that q
regular business OF putting tabes to
death at 50 much per head has been
carried on in this city. MIS- Pauline
Mit'elstadt, proprietress of private
hospia , fl d few weeks ego upon an
inking lhat the detectives have
accumulated imipating evidence.
She Travelled under an assumed name
in Michigan, nut wa' overhau ed at
Reed City aad brou lht back tonight
She confess, d the murder of he chld,
and clsims to have been promised $500
by it's mother for putting it out OF the
way. The authorities ara invett
ga ing the deaths OF numerous other
iufsnls b IN out of Sedlock suppos ed
to have been put Ia death by her.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-08
SINGLETON's DEFEAT.
The Contest for Congress. in the
Fifth Mississippi District.

The Fcrest (Miss J Register Civ. tie
following account Of the defeat Of
Messrs. Singleton, Jewell, G IBIS and
KERN, and the victory OF Hoe. @. L
Anderson in the Fiji b District Con-
& essiona' Convection:
The c1airmsn called the convention
PROMPTLY to order at the appointed
hour ON FIR d"y morning aud declared
ballo'ing in order. The first ballot re-
suited as follows:
ADderson-At'ala4.
Fewell-Clarke q votes, Lauderdale
AZ Newton 3, Wsyne2. Total 125.
Gibos- Y, zoo 7, Neshot az. TctAl 8
Sing'eton-Ja.per 2, Leaks 8, Smith
2, Sto,t 2. To'al9.
Que hundred and nine ballots were
taken with like result, when Yazoo
changed from Gibbs to Anderson. On
the next ballot Neshooa gave AndeI-
son ] ] and Jewell This condition
OF affairs cortinu.o mil the 11S,h
bsllot, when Clarke, Wayne and Lsu
derdAle transfer d their en- ire vote to
Anderson, giving him 22A votes. New
ton added hsr 8 votes 10 KeiTn, giving
him total of s votes. SingIeion's
couoties ttlIl casting a solid vote OF 8
for hin.
The result wss announced, ard all
the candidates, successful aud defeat
ed, by invitation addressed the cou-
veniiop.
Their speeches wore all in the most
excellent taste, and were received
with deafening cheers, giving evidence
OF the utmost harmony aud good feel
ing.