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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

SfRs. N1EsLows sooTR1Ko sYAup, for chill.
dren tecth:ng, is the prescription OF ono of the
best female nurses end physicians in tho United
States, and hiss been used for forty years with
never falling success by rillicns Of mothers 70.
their children. During .hs process Of teething
it's valno is incalculsble. It relieyes the child
from pain, cures dysentory and diarrhna, gripping
in the bowels aud wind-colic. By giving health
to the child it ressl tho mothor Price % cents q
ootse. my5-1yrAW&s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01

BERLIN, Oct. IA sensation has been
caused in Berlin by the disclosure Of 0
letter by means of which it was ATTEMPTED
TO win the socialist vote for Count Bismarck
at the last election in Lauenburg. The
author, a judge, has been discovered at Bate
zeburs and has been placed on trial for
forgery and attempted bribe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01

THEY WILL SURELY FIND YoU.-They arc
looking for you everywhere Drafts of air in un.
expected places, going from hot rooms to cool
oaea, care!cssnoss n changing clothing In short
everything which ends in common cold in the
head. Unless arrested this kind OF cold becomes
seated III tho mucous membrane Of the head
Then 1t 10 Catsrrh. In any snd Eli its stages this
disease always yields TO EIy's Cream Balm. An.
piled to tho nostrls with tho finger. Safe, agroc.
able, certain. Price fifty ceuts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01

AT THE late meeting Of the State conven-
ton of the New York democracy, Mr..
Bourke Cochran offered the following
amendment:
and while heartily approving Of the
personal integrity of the President, this
committee believes that popular control Of
the public service is an essential element Of
republican form Of government, and that
any attempt TO limit the power of officers
chosen by the people TO select their OWE
subordinates is sn invasion OF the right Of
suffrage and an undemocratic and unWar-
rantsble invasion CT popular rights"
In speaking On this amendment Mr.
Cochran said /:
''The time hiss come for the democratic
party, if it makes any declaration of princi-
piles whatever, to make an honest one. It
is not fair to the people we represent to be
guilty of prevaricatlon, Justification or sup
preston Of the truth. 1t behooyes US as the
representatives of the great democratic par
~ which was dedicated to the defence OF
popular rights, which Tns founded upon the
declaration That the people were the safest
repository of power, to condemn this heresy
vhich has crept into our political System
and which its advocates seek to defend by
the experience OF p foreign monarchy. But
IN Great Britain the civil service system has
proved to be failure. Though whatever
may have been the result OF its trial under
a government where the patronage is in the
hands of crown, in this country any step
calculated to restrain thu power OF the poo
pie to change their officers aad offices, from
the highest to the lowest, in an emascula.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01

THE PRESIDENT went TO New York to at
tend the funeral OF Mr.. Tilden-a private cit.
izen, but very rich and distinguished one.
But he did not So to Baltimore to attend
the funeral Of his uncie-a second hard
book seller in moderate circumstances. lie
did, however, SO to Baltimore to attend q
fashionable kirnes. But this is free na-
ton, and the first gentleman" in the couu-
try surely can not be blamed for falling to
attend the funeral of an obscure man, even
if that man be his uncle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01
w hiDDGiI To nnafs,

MOSCOW, Oct. 1.-The Gazette lecar''
that thirty Bulgarians have been whipped
10 death for expressing sympathy with Rus
sia's action in Bulgaria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01

The No7ensber number of The Season, tho lady's
illustrated fashion magazine, mas been received
from the International News Company, No. 81
Beekman street, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01
from whom those dollars came.

REPUBLICAN, candidates for thenext P.es;-
dency and republican editors don't lock
at things through The same glasses. scna-
tor Sherman, for instance, in his late spesch
at Cincinnati; said, prices havo fallen
steadily. Industries once Aourishing are
now lauguishng. It is felt by every busi
ness man, farmer aud laborer, that distrust
and want OF confidence followed the election
OF democratic President" But The Wash
'ngton Republican says: "Reports from all
the trade centres throughout the country
justify the opinion that there is substantial
improvement ia business which is rapidly
assuming the proportions of healthy
BOOM" Trutb(unsss, however, IL not a
characteristic Of the Sherman family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01

MIR. GEO. w. CABLE having first protested
conversion to the views of tho North re-
specting the South aad then, as he hoped for
and expected, been adopted by the North,
pays for his adoption by Insisting that slave
ry was thu cause of the greater ratio Of ne.
gro to white criminals i'll this country, aud
thu: negro criminals have less 10 hope for
from Southern than from Northern iuyies.
He does this though he knows that vhereus
during slavery the jaila and penitantaries
OF tho South were almost bare of ncgroea,
they are now crowded with them, and that
the ratio of cclored to white convicts is nov
much greater in the North than in tho
South. When Mr. Cabel moved North end
felt Northern dollars in his pocket, his sym
pathies were at once withdrawn from the
people of his native section, and attached
themselves with hooks CT silver TO those
from whom those dollars came.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01
LOST AND FOUND.

OSI-This morning, a small JET BREAST
- Fin, With pearl cantre. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving it q. this Office. sep5o St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01

Mr.. Cochran spoke the truth in every
word Of this. And yet the men who want
favors Of the President toll him that his civil
service rules ere popular, and that their eff.
feet is beneficial not only to the country but
to his party
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01

WHEN TILE directors OF the Alexandria
Canal Company meet TO consider the prop
Gsition made to them for the destruction OF
the cansl, they should remember that the
canal company, having been impoverished
by the war, YVES unable to repair the canal,
and leased it,simply ard solely thst it might
lie repaired and kept in psveable order.
ani; for no other purpose. The lessees leas-
ed it with that under standing, as is stated
in The contract. IF the idea that the canal
would be sold had ever entered the heads
of It's stockholders, they would have sold it
and divided the proceeds Of tho GALE among
themselves. TITO lesseas GGdipg that the
cana! is not az lucrative as thes supposed it
would be, now oak the company to allow
them TO sell il to the Government for de-
structioD, and to keep the purchase money
in their Own pockets. II would be pre-
ciseiy similar proposition if the lessee of a
house, finding that building Improbable,
should go to the owner and say, IT have S
good offer fo: the property, snd you must
give me tito to it, go that ,nay sell it and
appropriate the money 10 my own use."
The fact that the leSsaes have managed to
get control Of large portion Of the stock
of tho canal company, doesn't, of course,
deprive The owners Of the remaining stock
CT any Of their rights, and these rights the
directors arc bound to protect by every le-
gitimsie means in their power. Il the canal
or any part of 1t, must DO sold, let it be sold
to the highest bidder, and the proceeds be
divided pro rata among all the stock
holders. The leesees have no more right
to sell it than any other Lessee has
to sell the property that he leases
The lessees have forfeited their contract by
failing to keep the canal in navigable order,
and what the directors should 60 would be
to refuse tho proposition referred to-, and
instruct their counsel TO institute proceed
ings at once to regain possession Of their
property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01

tion Of the suffrage which every democrat
and every republican is alike bound to re-.
sist, to condemn sat to repel. There is not
q man in this committee who in private
conversation will not declare lis belief in
sympathy with the amendment | have Of.
fered."
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duty of the Secretary of War and of the Navy gazette the
same.
The King the sole Judge of the necessity organizing
dIsbandlng consolidating Volunteer Military Companies
All drafts upon the Military Volunteer and Naval Appro
prlatlons shall be made through the Chief of Staff
shall submit the the Secretary of War and of
Navy for approval provided that liability expenditure
shall be incurred without the approval in writing of the
Commander Chief who shall proper
the accompany each equson for draft upon the
Public Treasury which voucher shall be retained by
Secretary of War and of the Navy
SECTION 9. All persons enisting in the Military or Naval
forces of the Kingdom enrolling themselves any Voun-
teer Military Corps Company, shall be exempt from all
personal taxes No furough absence from his Corps shall
be allowed extend for period exceeding six months ex
cept in of illness absence from the country upon
leave.
In time of peace Volunteer Military Corps or Companies
shall not be called upon perform military duty be
drafted stations distant from their usual place residences
but for the purpose of peectng their drill Volunteer Mill
ary Companies shall be placed under the control of the
Military Authorities of the Kingdom organized by virtue Of
this Act.
All ensments enrolmens shall be signed by the per
ensting enrolling and shall be certified by the
signature of the enlisting enrolling officer.
In of deserton by enlisted by volunteers in
active service Police District Judges being applied
for that purpose shall issue for the and cap
ture of such deserers and for any other oense committed
by enlisted volunteer against the Regulations
the Army and Navy the civil authorities upon being applied
for that purpose shall aid and his and
vey him to the military authorities who shall deal with his
case in accordance with said Regulations
SECTION TO- After ten years of service in the Military
Naval forces of the Kingdom organized under this Act
any amending Act good conduct badge shall carry Pen
sion OF Sixty Dollars year. after twenty years service it
shall carry One Hundred and Sixty Dollars year.
SECTION II. At His Majestys command the Land and
on each Island shall rendezvous at any point
designated by him. for the purpose of parade review insec
ton campaigning, whether wholly in part within the
Kingdom.
SECTION r. All laws and parts of laws in
this Act hereby repealed.
SECTION 10. This Act shall take effect from
date of its approval.
Approved this First day of October A. D. 1886.
KALAKAUA REX.
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ne whole, been conservative. In this
description we place the vote Tor Gov
eminent steam vessel, to be used Tor
revenue and dispatch purposes. Such
vessel is needed here. and should have
been in the possession OF the Govern
ment years ago. This is a maritime
State. and its Government should pos
sess a vessel OF its own which could
render prompt and efficient service in
any emergency.
Then again, the Legislature has passed
a Loan Act, and the interest upon the
sum borrowed under it must be paid.
1t Is also compelled to make provision
for variety Of costly services that else
where are local charges. But the Legis-
lative Assembly shoulders all the re-
sponsibility here, and the Treasury is
drained for the local relief Of property
owners. In this category are the votes
for the Honolulu Fire Department and
for lighting the streets throughout the
Kingdom As affairs are conducted at
present this is the only recourse.
We might mention other points, but
these Will suffice for the present. There
are steadily increasing demands upon
the public treasury which can only be
met by increased taxation. A tax OF
one per cent upon property would still
leave the Hawaiian Kingdom the least
taxed country in the world having a
ready stated, we reserve our opinion
until We have heard Mr.. Hayselden's
reason for introducing the question OF an
property tax at this late period
Of the session.
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INCREASED TAXATION.

MIR. Hayselden was refused permission
yesterday to introduce bill dealing with
taxation, the Legislative Assembly hav-
ing adopted resolution some time ago.
fixing date after which no new bust
ness could be brought forward The.
rule has worked well; and in this case,
although the objection to unanimous
consent was rather ungracious, it is per
haps as well that the regular order of
business was not interfered with Mr.
Hayselden can attain his object when
the Tax-law amendment bill comes up
for a third reading. He stated that it
was his intention to move that the tax
upon property should be fixed at one per
cent instead of at three-quarters of one
per cent As at present This would be
an increase Of twenty-five cents on 800
valuation-not a very large addition to
-the-6scaI burdens OF the people certainly.
We have vet to hear Mr.. Hayselden's
reason for this proposal, and for the pres
ent suspend judgment upon the point at
issue. Our evening contemporary, how
ever, PUSHES into the taxation breach.
and says that existing circumstances do
not warrant an increase because Of the
reckless appropriations Of the past few
days. With the utmost politeness and
consideration we assure our conteu1 20
rary that his argument Is nonsensicaI.
The appropriations Of the past few days
have not been reckless. They have, on
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II H i
October 9Th.
THE LEGISLATURE.

The signs are that the session of the
Legislative Assembly is drawing to a
close. The Appropriation bill was be-
fore it for several hours yesterday, and
a satisfactory amount of work was done
The tendency was to increase salaries
and expenditures generally, although
nothing of very serious character in
this direction could be noted The
Board of GenealOgy was voted $12, 800
and the Police appropriation for the
Island OF Oahu passed at 500, 900. The
latter sum includes the pay OF the Dep
uty Marshal, which Office is to be coy
cred by the police vote hereafter. The
police appropriation likewise contem-
plates the addition of five or six men to
the Honolulu force, in Difference to the
request of residents in the outlying sub
urbs.
Mr.. Dole urged that inasmuch as the
improved discipline and disposition OF
the city police under Marshal Kaulukou
had practically doubled the effectiveness
Of the force, it was now capable of doing
all the work required of it. This was
complimentary to the Marshal no doubt,
but would hardly satisfy the pressing
demands of residents in Nuuanu Valley
and on the Plains, and it failed to con-
vince the House, which voted the sum
asked for by the Attorney General.
The appropriation for the Fire Depart
partment was referred to select com
nlittee, with instructions to report on
Wednesday. His Excellency Mr. Glib
son moved that the item pass at $780,
900, as in the original bill, and read a
schedule of requirements. which brought
the sum close up to that amount. This
schedule was ordered to be sent to the
select committee for consideration with
the vote.
Provision was made in the bill for the
payment of interest on the new loan,
$50, 900 being added to the item of inter
est on national debt as printed. This
will cover the interest on one million
dollars for fifteen months, being the
estimated increase to the bonded debt
OF the country during the current finan-
cial period. The amending loan bill
now before the Legislature contemplates
limiting the national debt of the King
dom to two million dollars, which should
be assuring to all classes, and especially
to those upon whom the burden OF taxa
ton falls. With the vast resources OF
the Kingdom, only partially developed,
and the steady increase OF population
and wealth, this debt will not be felt
but it may be desirable to put a check
or limitation upon public borrowing, to
prevent resort to it except for some
clearly defined purpose suggested by ac-
tuai necessity. The tendency OF the
times all over the world is to progress
by borrowing, but the country that Dor
rows least in proportion to its means of
payment viii be the most prosperous in
the long run