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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-11-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Two Sisters of Mercy arrived by the Zea-
landia.
Interesting local news will be found on
the fourth page.
The Zealandia brought thirty-one bags
of mail for the Post Office.
His Majesty's boathouse was gaily dec
grated with bunting yesterday.
A number of the business houses were
closed at o'clock yesterday.
Thirty-eight Chinese arrived by the Zea-
landia And still they come.
Mr. J. Lyons will hold his regular cash
sale at 10 o'clock this morning.
A decree was filed in admiralty yester
day in the Dowsett-Moi Wahine case.
Purser Anderson of the Zealandia has
the thanks Of the ADVERTISER for a file of
late papers.
The Royal Mail steamer Australia is due
on Saturday from the Colonies en- route to
San Francisco.
The Mariposa on her last trip from sgd
ney to San Francisco made the fastest
time on record.
! the Honolulu Yacht and Boat Club ar
rived by the Zealandia.
| On November LIST the Oceanic Steamship
| Company declared a dividend of 80 cents
per share, payable Immediately.
1t is understood that all the gifts re-
ceived by His Majesty the King are to be
arranged in proper order and photo
! graphed.
Tenders are called for in our - BY Author
ity' column, by the Minister of the In
terror, for furnishing supplies to the In
sane Asylum.
Miss Keough, an experienced dress
! maker, arrived by the Zealandia to take
charge of the dressmaking department. at
Mr.. Chas. J. Fishel's leading millinery
house Mr.. FisheI received by the same
steamer the balance of his holiday goods
which will be opened in day or two.
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in return to sound principles Of ad-
ministration, the criticism will not have
been in vain.
OF course, II is never very agreeable to
have the resources and policy Il ones
country subjected to uniavorable com
ment but when financed is the matter ats
sue there is really no honest or successful
way Of lodging it. And the truth Is, de-
spite increased taxation, the revenue Of
the current biennial period cannot be
estimated to exceed, to any aPpreciable
extent, the revenue Of the last previous
period. Starting from that point, and
considering the general Appropriation
and Loan Acts, we say adyisedly that
very much Of the criticism in question is
justified. And there is only one way of
meeting ii, and that is by retrenchment
This may be an ungraciOus thing to say,
but it is nevertheless the truth, and our
duty to the public at large is to say so.
We do not desire, nor indeed is it at
all necessary, to take up the various
statements in the California press re-
garding Hawaiian finance, and point out
where these err. It%ould be mere waste
Of space to do SO. Long before our state
ment could possibly reach the Coast the
financial world will have made up it;
mind regarding Hawaiian credit. The
only thing left for us to do therefore is t.
express regret that the action Of oul
Legislature should have rendered suct
! criticism possible.
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Liliuokalani's time

Time, 2sm. l5s. Liliuokalani's time,
29m -.
No. I. Swimming race. 500 yards. .
Won by J. Poepoe. Time I'm Kamai .
second, in Am. 4Os
No 8 race, for iour-oared ships boats,
was divided into two classes, light and
heavy boats The first class race was
contested by a crew from the British
ship Iron Crag, coxwained by Mr.. f.
w. Holdaworth Malulani, r. H. Web
ster, and Pacific, Capt. Gilman This
was a fine race, but the Britishers
proved too much for their opponents,
and won easily at the finish. Time,
24n. q. Malulani's time, 25m 29s.
Six boats started for the second class
race. A splendid struggle took place
between the Kinau, Geo. c. Beckley,
and the Neuahi, r. Parker, which was
won by the former by length and a
half. Time, 26m. Us. Neuahi's time,
26m. l9s The Kinau boys richly de-
served their victory, as they rowed in
the largest boat The other four boats
were left long way in the rear.
During an intermissiOn a tub race,
300 yards, was won by Kakaako. Time,
5ua. 25s. 1t caused much amusement.
The diving contest was won as usual
BY that old veteran Pelehu, who stayed
under water I'm. sos.
No. 9. Yacht race, second-class. Four
boats entered, their exact running time
f1IT D. &c n
Ia:kona, Ann 53s.; Nawilauhina, 46m.
| rs; Gertie, 30 min. Is. As time allow
ance has to be made, the judges de-
ferred their decision.
No 10. Single-scull shore boats. Two
prizes. Six boats started, the Benecia,
Dan, winning easily in IA As. Levi,
Sam, second, in lam. sos.
No Il. Six-oared gigs Junior
crews. Two prizes. Lei Aloha, X
Parker, l; LiliuokaIani, J. d. Holt, 2
Kaiulani, c. P. Iaukea, o. The lie
Aloha took the lead at the start and wor
easily by two lengths. Time, 1872.
No. y. Sailing canoe race. Puuloa
, Keleonahaoli, i. Waioli, Kamai, 2
HoiI, [. 3. One other started. Thu
Puuloa won easily. Time, 37m. SIS.
, No 13. Four-oared gigs. Kaiulani
C. p. Iaukea, /; Liliuokalani, J. d
, Holt, 2; Poomaikelani, r. Parker. Tn
: Kaiulani won by half length. Time
; Ism. 32s.
No. IA Six-paddle canoes vs.. six
l Dared boats The Malulani and Welu
4 ahi started. The Weluahi won easily
I the canoe being left far behind. Time
| 10m. l8s.
: No. ID was to have been a twelve
2 Dared barge race, but only one put in a
D appearance. Two eight-Oared gigs cam
=, along and race was made up, one
5 the gigs, Kauliki, winning easily
i Slim. OBS.
J, The races were concluded at twent
r, minutes past 4 o'clock.
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HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS ABROAD.

The Coast papers are 50 full OF Hawa-
ian affairs that it is impossible, in our
limited space, even to summarize what
has been published regarding them.
Suffice it say, that the closing episode OF
the late Legislative session has given
prominence to this country which in
some respects is regrettable. If, how
ever, the discussion of Hawaiian finance
and policy in the American press results
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A New Steamer.

The new steamer Planter, for the
Interisland Steam Navigation Company,
was launched at Port Blakely Nov. ID,
and the work Of rigging her was soon to
be completed. She will then sail to San
Francisco, where her engines and boilers
will be placed in position.
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The ZeaIandiR.

The Oceanic Company's steamship
ZeaIandia arrived at 6 o'clock last even
ing from San Francisco. Since last here
the vessel has undergone a thorough
overhauling and is in splendid condi-
ton. She brought forty-two cabin and
Seventy-six steerage passengers and a
large cargo of assorted merchandise
The Zealandia will return to San Fran
cisco
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Marriage of Hon. VIM. 6. Irwin.

The Hon. VIM. G. Irwin was married
to Mrs Ben Holiday in San Francisco
on the evening of November 9th. Mr..
A. B. Spreckels was best man. The
bridal party left for Monterey the follow
ing day to spend the honeymoon at the
Hotel del Monte. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
will arrive in Honolulu the latter part OF
next month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-14

NYOT1cY y hereby gtven % he effiE<ns q JasDsF
~ - nsinbr1des townsAir- Dubeis csunsy ln61ana
kss ne undersigned wsl sppIy - hs nosr6 q Cosnsy
q D1befs coeaty. = the1r yune s<rn-
- un1er he prsvistoas of Ae1. sntslsd "An Aes
ID vceusss - license The sale % sptrtucus vine.a
snd nah - s<he inssxicafng uqscrs. g nnn sse
lieen.s - 10 ~ eAareed b. efies an1 eouns end q
1880 N sus regsuns IL ssle u nsoxtcsiiso
lIcusrs ~ "a iaus 80 pss % Laws ecing 70 CO.
67cs sish ~ prsvtcas - this - preesrb1ng -
laeles ~ IT. vso,aoa xhereof an1 declaring - ene
e~ocv pssseA ~ Tie 1exslstsre q Indiana = 1955
IT. ucease - ssn zine and besr y qss.ffsee Ie.'
Ishan : Qssrt q . tfme- % - drank - Ne pfsnI
- de~res % cell IN bis hcuss snd yard eeine 49,
Ioes Xos - - -. sAown upca he original IA
- pias q - tsun - @aspef. p1cols eeeniy lne
Hay lltb. 10DD-3v- nkSaH kSxoOsBSs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-14

Nrs Hen Dilloa y o ~ sIck It,
-. X. Barsl be- elass h nssie y
Jaspes.
Jesh Hebbs says that b vim tsll pap
on Bennett
Dsy vent ashIpy Ass Saturday; hops
sbe he'd succesa
Dr.. NcCown was q Sunday school
lest Sunday. Conc again.
n. Woemor. : shadoW catcher. moved
Into The hoose % Matthew Dilloa.
John Colvin bee charge Of he heck
|ster wag0o. Success % zen. Joha.
Barney Mosbey, o. Huasineburg. ~
20 ireland Tuesday doing dental work.
Thomas Hogan took The job OF u
yarde o. ditching o. the poor farm -
russdsy.
win CAvss h mashsd % oss % Ire
lands fair damsels. Somebody bette'
look out
| X. Bartl vent to Richard DsBvu
ler's last Monday eve. She be- clas
IN mo0sic there.
VIII Young ~ uade happy lhthe
OF TOO Of kind Saturday night (ooys]
They died last Nooday
McNahel ed 70. raised tbe count.
barn. They commenced lest caturda.
and flashed lass Tuesday.
Mn. =. = Wininger, Sunday echoc
Supp. was on hands last Sunday glad Z
80 her q the helm again.
L W. c. Britain bee charge Of TIE agvl
Icullural business here and q doing
GOOD business. Success % him.
i J. n. Armstrong and wife, Of Lon
|, Branch. Pike county. we're here SAtu'
day and Sunday Waiting friends.
\ PArks Campbell will represent Shilo
,lLodgs, No. is6, l. o. O. =, IN Gran
; Lodge, 10 Be held In indianapolis ne1
week.
4 Joe. Colvin's horsss. while hitched %
!, wagon, became frightened on lase 81
lurday aud rsn quite distance; % dan
lage done.
q Thomas johnson. working at Psrl
I lCampbeils ssW mill. bed bic ankle d.
Ilooaled, By : plank hurled hack ron :!
lsaW end hitting him; b = doing ~
II Miss Allie Mosby. Of Huntington
! lcame over last Friday end returned s.'
. day AFTERNOON. accompanied BY y
, IGrandma Thomas asd Master HON
) PArr.
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NyOWCI . hefs6y glvs1 = Shs el1isess q yasPsf.
ss1 .si.er1 sS,ss.,y. Dss ~ scss cssss,
CcmDis~icoers u Dubois coanty. q heir yune
ser1 III underthe provisis1s ~ Aes entitled A.
~ y rc9olsae and censs TIE sa1s sfspscas. ynsos
~ ~ oshes ntsztcasss Itqusss, - 1n1 - le.n..
re- % be eharge1 y cees sd tswns - = royee Al
brnss lsus regulaiing she sa1e q ntszicsfne neus
- III Isws ana parts q laos coming n ccn1Set VII
~ p-osIsions q his 60 prescbne penalties - y:
vsissSos th<rssf ssd decsrisg . sesrgesey $500
- ~ Is5sasnrs q lnfiana - 195B. ~ cenee q
~, s.risrcna vI.ous ~ mst nqusgs. = quansie1
r. skaa quart q dire. - Be drsnk - Ne pfsai
- Ssr serw " one year he precise Ierestoo snefs
- yo Tuessy-Y1see- sbSwn upso ~ original ma1
r rlef z he lsgs q JasDer. D1bos ccensy Ie1lens
RLrzAuxyU JOUy,
GBOn8g nnoogAER-
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Da. G. D. Wanna Doos SIR: Thia
= "a certify that I havs used noasly
bottle % your white Wise q Jar eyrup'
and en- safely and conscisnliously roc-
ommend u % any perooo - eho -.
medicine have ever used ~ Throat cd
lang diseases. and lift cost I've dollaFs
bnssls ! wosld keep q o haad u ] -
|abls. thankfully. yours truly.
ELDaR r. S5EPuRna
~ sals = yssp~r - ueAri.ssr ~. - -
oalh and y prte1wea.
Jan. elh. lmD-oy.
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NYUuCB b hsssy dvss - ~ e!siesas - ns1s-
~ bn1Us ssyssAlP. Dsosts essosY. Isosna. 49, -
nIcu5seee q Dub11S ceoney. . s1e1s 49, 49,,
~ un1r - pssvis1sss - = 49, e.suso - -
= ger1lo1s - Gcsnos ~ oale q eDsitneu9 voeoe,
80 ~ sxneP ia1s4Icasag u(osss = INIT - eenes
- = - ehnses " ess - sgvno - - roleo -
lkFn0 lsws regulating - ee1es iaee.Iean1{ 49,
~ pssvisSons y die pseserba9 penalse. ~ ~
vclssIsa therssf 80 leelaflng q s1eseery $500
zen vios anA bees, n quanslfto 49, 0ae euars
e : uns. . y arank - ths pssnissss ~ nsn
~ - yeag- ne pseclss 1ocsltsa uhese - eeGses
~ - n = - bsass sfsnaas1 ~ uge0isss -
q - e ehs osstn-wsa @uaslw - ~ eseo 49,
|luortw = -. 'veoy WhI q. y =; -. ~ ~ W
srsssi : SsSs.s: SsG;siao = @ =. !. ses.ss = 80
- sesss. rsnniag thsose see0 - 81 49, = ~
r ~S ~ 2 ~: sbnss uersn - ~. y - xes11
H. = 80 = sse.; 49, - . - -, ~ -.
sounsAlp. D1bgs eesssy, In6lsas
Ma lSsb. lo1s-5w. SoskSn bsCuSAs
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yoTIcR 4 hereby given 70 the cisisene u rortess
IN VILE and Bcese sownship. Dubois scnnty. Ind.
Sss he un1signe1 viii sDply . De bcese = County
cnui~sioners 81 Dubois cp1nty. - their Jene tefn
lss6 under he Drovisioss q Act ensitisd A 40
% regusss ~ license the sse q spir1e1so vinsss
malt and cshsr insoxicasina liquors, - INIT ~ cea,s
- n - eharepd by cities ard ~ % repeal al
fsrner sus fegulsng sAe ale q ntsx1cn1tnG uqeer.
snl I'll Laws Cd pssss - lsus eo1ing y cs.ees III
visssion shsrss9 ~ declaring enefg~ury pazset
the Legislature d Indiana u Is3 Tor brenss
eli vine and beer n quantities lsss tban luars q
60 - g drsuk q he peenises ~ q soe year
- precise aonsIsa vkers BE- 1e@es - ssl1 = .
49, sifnsse1 a.1 b<ing upsn The eso1A uOe -
fsf1~ual Rerfkna tuensv-one 60 Uoeth, - nng
~ 90 - rods s1sdnisg shs ssva - rsssess ss
TmboIs cDunfy. ln6ianA- g okSAk&o
Nav 11sh 100D.9w-
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NyOnCR q hsssby Rtves . t1s esssss q !ssPf 80
~ n~inbriAes toonahip, .Dnbcis co1Dey. lid thas
~ urlsrsensi viii apply . ~ Dsard eftosny Co.
1Issioasrs & Dubsis county. . her ysse Tern.
re~ui.se - kense shs ssle q spirisnoos, vins1s
nsif ~ chr I.sszcse1ag nqnsss. y MT -:
csnA Sss % BE b. ees an1 tewns 90
m Iaws ths sals gss
~ a Iswe nnl parts efsge es0inG n esobe9 u10 ~
Drovsisas ~ ski pssseng penalsss - ne v!s,e
30 shsrsofs - declaring . e1ageney" De.se "
s-irtSsue vInsus an1 na IBqosgs u qoane1oes IeeI
- eusss q TIE, - - dsank = ~ psemes -
- = ssI = n boass stenass1 - bs1Dg spso -
epusR go epgDsf e ~ Ne yIneytUo - sve 49,
90 ep91nal mao p1na sswn se1espsF naaneso9
''''' isszn F EgcEz.t.
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044UU10
We haA ilue rain this week.
he doctor gos moved q Iast.
M. GrsveiA house q shout dose.
Mike, srs the cows I'll right YETI
The farmers srs busy planting corn.
M. Bateman and wife, vas q tow
last Sunday Waiting G. ~. Ellis and
family.
DR.. coble hes another 0ne boy q BIZ
houss : he rides much ssraightes since u
happened. That's right, Dr., keep ~
viii The times.
The railroad question q booming b.
tween French Lick and Orleans. W
guess there will soon b : boom through
Our place.
Widov Curtis, OF Ellsworth, died las
week with pneumonis- She len ~
ANAL children. About two months sine
N. Curtis died with the same fever.
Ben. Hagan hed lett With him las
Sunday morning. : One big bov for 81
keeping. Ben. ssys II they leave Yer.
\ many more he won't know what 70 d
with them.
We had two weddines IN the neigh
| b0rho0d last week. one q 4. nathe'
land the other q J. Pepera. He'd lots 9
| fuo; plenty Of beer. and 0ne music By J
| Vowel. We wish them long life a.
| happiness. DfCKENs.
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A swisdlsr By ths name Of John ~
Dowsing, elaine 60 b . cancer doctor
He represents himself also. = boing DR.
Couden, Of Evansville. Said Dowsino
defFauded ne ont Of 80 IL cash. end 10.
duced ne, BY misrepresentation end
false statsmeots, 70 give him ~ note Sol
$50 more. / expect he will Try 70 eel
che note. The people viii take notice
and not buy aid note.
PErEa X. WINIxeER.
Nav I. 1885 ~.
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- Coogrees Should pass a ct 40.
ehorluinR DEGREES of courts baniehiDG
lrom 90 Vnllsd Stn1ss Anerchists like
Uool, eehWah, epleo ~ an others whe
holIeve - aoarchy fos the 49, % -.
arohy. a froo couatFy, dspen4sne q
voeoS. OG6ss shom too mooy oppoftoui'
tloo, ond q % plaeo Sor them.
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r-n~vsf uvosgsi Z. - 1870 20 Insle 1as1ne
y S-GIv - V1Rn a. nsgy>1 egogoi = - yeer -
sssrs 80 - sssls q =; $3.50 g.. -. 49,. -,
sscisS viii - 6siIrkis1 = la1s - - y ON - ~
s, ss =. s.', - !; J, ~ s<S ~: go
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-14

BAsRBAlL.-The American game has
- devotees II jasper, two mines having
been orgauissd, which win engage u :
aame next Sunday. Mr.. Joseph =.
1ohringss, the faIrncse Of Whose umpir-
~ lavorsble consideration Of the base
Sall leagues throughout America, be-
becn agreed upoo - umpire While
Csota ]. y. Friedman and Mack Men,
6eck LEAD the respective clubs. Al the
urgsns solicitation Of the ladies. ths
erSst snd uufsthomable pitcher Pat
6Veeney, has been induced % torego The
pleasnre o. pitching Tor this occasion,
ana viii - II the ladies' box to welcome
NV vIsItorA and 80 that al Is pleasant
for then. This, Of itself, II expected x
atSraet - immense crowd Of the gentleI
-. apd = q assurance that no stral
ri win b allowed TO b thrown - %
visitor5 reservation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-14

gRPrioooeon votess prefer milk 90
whisky, and . hey choss city o6loero u
layos q lree cows a. The recent election
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NJOTICE \ hssshy glssn ~ =. -
~ dorsigned ~ beon oppolntod A.,
olnlsera1OP % he esloeo 81 Dysun 4
Robsr1A loeo e Dubois cooney. Indlaoa
docoasoa Gid eseato y snppoood - D
solvent. JAnRs W. RooEnSs, Ados.
TnAYLOa ; HUxrgn. Attorneys.
Nay -. 1o0o ~.
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G<kkv - - = 19<<A - -
NOTICE b hoseby givon that The m
~ deepigued, AdmlnietFai0g Of tho
estate o. Martha y. Covtis. deceased.
viii oGsr f0r sale, % Pnblic Auction, q
he late residence % sid decedeot, abOot
one quarter % = mile South Of Ellsworth,
10 Hall Township. Dubois county. IndI-
ana, On
SATURDAY. JUNE l2rn. 1ese,
ell he personal property Of ssid deee'
|cedent, consisting o. two mich coWs
sheep. brood soW end hogs, hay and corn
wagon, harness, and farming impIements
|and household and kitchen furniture and
various other articles.
Sale to begin q 10 o'clock Z =.
| TERMs on BALR Sums Of i've dollar
and over, credit Of nine months will 3
given, purchaser giving note. With 81
per cent interest, Waiving relief 80
With freehold surety 20 The Admin
srstor's approval Sums under hve dol
|lars cash.
1 WILLIAM II. HARDIN, Admf.
\ TRAYLOR : HUxrxR. Attorneys.
4 NAY llfh, 1853 ~.
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NOTICE b hosoby gives thst TIE N
IN desslgned ~ ben appointed A
miuieegoeOv ~ eac eeseee q Aersne u
Carts, laee 81 Dubois couoty. Indiana
dscsassd. eaid eseaae y suppoeed =
b solveas.
WILLIAM n. HAnDsn. AdmT,
TRAYLoa 3 HUxTgR, Attog1eye.
Nay ~ 1858 -3w.
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WThe RIGHTEOUSNESS meet . btate
Convention q Iudisoapoils - the 50so
ineeans. TO nominate State ticket They
think lhe coming election : good ti0c g
ehoW ne s.roneth Of ~ party % L.
6iane, and will rosoee - a@lIase Viz
ooy oehoF party, - they oso DESTROYS q
knowing kOw many votorO - - nvol
~ psohibitioD over every Other ieeoe
We predict they will mabe sDall pro
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~H Hon. LAWS Jordan. Of Marion
county. whom many Of orr cltlzens will
pomemher for bic elective speeches ID
ShIs county 10 1870 and 1854, y : candi-
6nae for he Democratic Domlnetion Tor
Secretary o. State. he wOuld make -
eGcient end upright olBcor, - hoaos
6oth 70 To position and the party, end
his logical orgumeots could not al e
b % q advantage % Tie party Whicn
win sd al Il can ct b u approach
ing campaign.
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0ooond District Democratic Con-
grooolOaal Conventions.
Bsoonrrrl.p. Nav Z. 1853.

Having ben requested By : majority
o. the Congressional COMMITTEES for The
osoond Congressional district 70 call .
convention q Wellington for about
Nay %, loo6. I therefore call the Con-
rrossloaal delegates appointed By the
Democracy 10 the several counties CON-
posing The Second Congregational dis
irlct % meet 10 convention q the Opera
House, 10 the city Of Washingscn. Ds-
vioss county, lndisna,
THURSDAY. NAY 90 LISA
q o'clock. for the purpose Of nomina'
ding = candidate TO represent said district
q lho Eiftioth Congress
HORACE ". NORvELIA
Chairman Second Cong. District
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TRRRlBLE Tornado Tuesday at
II O'Clock . terrible tornado visited
Kansas City, No.. blowing down : mum
bsr OF houses, and manning and killing
: great MANY people In one fhctoTy
.uins i've were taken ont del. end
fifteen wounded 90 that they will proba-
bly, die. One school house was blown
down. with 800 children IN it; II were
taken from tie ruins dead, and : large
number wounded, and yet : large num-
bor not reached. 6edslia, No., was alsc
Visited BY the storm and great damags
done. The storm came from the Wes'
and travelling East reached Evansville
ahout Z o'clock 10 the evening, wreckinl
large number Of houses in that city
and causing IN immense damage z
seeks Of goods, but fortunately not kil
Linz any one, though several were u
iused- Il u probable 10 viii yet bee
or great deal Fl damage done By q
STERN q other points-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-14

GRThe Evansville Courier. ID it,
craao On civil service, speaks Of the t.
norance OF the object0rs 20 II. 10 regard
@ the extent OF the application Of the
present law. IL its editor would take .
Haunt through the country districts Il.
mott ANYWHERE. he would dad that the
s&olYapsive partissnr dodge In Il, Was
made TO apply, (outside Of the law,) BY
Cleveland's orders, to every little one
horss country post-otIice Of the 4sh class,
and when Republican offensive parti-
san vs. put out. ~ having smdavits Of
bic @o0ensive partisanship" nled 10 Y Has
department, : Democrat, who Ought to
h, and always 10. just - "onenstve par
tisan' to Republicans. Was put IN, and hi
accession 70 Office under these circum'
stances effects the withdrawal from active
service OF good Democratic worker y
every neigh6orhood where . change 4
eGscted. For Democratic s0ccess q tn
polls u would b great deal better
under these circumstances, u every
appointive once In Indlsss he'd beer
lem ID posse ssion Of The Republican
occupants, although Hatton, and BIZ
able assistaDts, had no such cranky
ideas Of their duty 70 the govern
ment. IL fact. Ne are inclIsed q
think that Cleveland himself does 10
beIievo il the cranky humbug. en-
therefore ordered this rule enforced out
eide OF the Law, in order to show up u
legitimate conclusion il it, true ligh
a6d render it - obnoxious - poseibI
before the people, that IL early repea
might be secured, and the o0lces given
whore they justly belong under . Re
publican form OF government, to %
party having : majority Of the voter
II the Democracy & beaten IN Indian
this Fall, - there il imminent danger
will b. the public misfortune may b
justly laid ct the door Of the civil servse
bumbug = much - any other caus'
and any party which adheres TO such
doctrine ought to be beaten.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-14

The particular attention OF citizens .
Dubois county . called % Tie matter Q
the following circular, which ! have -
ceived from The eea1e Board Of Health