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Between I and , O'Clock yesterday
morning a burglary was discovered,
which for cool impudence has not often
been surpassed; but, happily for Mrs.
James Love, on whose premises it oc-
Cured, il was Of no great magnitude. 1t
is not known at what hour the crime
was committed, but it must have been
subsequently to 9 30 O'Clock the previous
evening, when the bakery closed. On
the arrival OF Mr.. Johnson to open the
coffee saloon he found that about So in
cash, three silver watches and some
cigars had been stolen. An attempt
had been made to break open the safe,
but it was unsuccessful. There are in
dications that the thieves were ac-
quainted with the premises, and consid-
ering that the moon was shining brightly
and the men were at work in the bake
house, it is surprising that they were
not discovered They had evidently
effected an entrance through the win
dow, as one pane of glass was broken
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SHIPPING NOTES.

/ The Hawaiian bark Thomas r. Foster will I'm.
ISL diseharging her cargo of coal next week
! Her destination is not decided yet.
The steamers Kinau and Liksiike will arrive
from wind ward ports this morning.
The American barkentine George c. Perkins.
Captain H. Alderman, is seventeen days out
from San Francisco. She may be expected to ar
rive to-day.
The American bark Caibarien, Captain George
.. Perkins which sailed from San Francisco
september 26th with general cargo for MANU-
kona, Hawaii, has probably arrived at her des-
tinatioH.
The tern W. $ Bovine sails next Monday with
fun cargo Of sugar for san Francisco. she viii
receive sugar from the steamer Kinau to-day.
The schooner Mary c. Bohlne will sail next
week for Hanalei Kauai, under command Of
Captain M.caulay.
The tern Re Au Hou and the schooner Ehukai
are still undergoing repairs.
The schooner Nettie Merrill arrived October
18th, in ballast. from Kona. Hawaii Reports
fine weather at Kona. She viii leave again next
Monday with lumber for Lahaina Maui. and 80
tons of coal for Puualuu, Hawaii.
The steamer Waialeale sails at O'Clock this
afternoon for Kukuihaele, Honokaa and Pau
hau, HamRkua, Hawaii via Lahsins, Maui. She
takes the fifteen ton vacuum pan which arrived
by the barkentine W. Il. Dimond to Honokaa
Hawaii.
The barksntine W. II. Dimond will finish dis
charging her general cargo next Monday
The British bark F. W. Spencer. from Hong
kong. with goods consigned to Messrs. Wing Wo
Chan Co is now due.
The schooner Josephine brought 100 bags salt
from Puuloa, Oahu, October 18th.
TIE schooner Haleakala sails next Monday
with a full cargo of hay, wheat, bran, etc. for
Pepeekeo. Hilo, Hawaii.
The city front presents a very dull appearance
at present. The bark Thomas r. Foster, near
the Pacific Mail ComPany's wharf, and the bark
entine W. Il. Dimoud at the Oceanic Steamship
Company's wharf, the only merchant vessels
discharging freights The tern W. $ Bovine
and the barkentine Eureka, at WiIder's wharf,
the barkentine Ella, in the stream, waiting
for sugar. The barks EIsinore and Pacific are in
the stream waiting for a charter.
The following vessels arrived At this port from
foreign ports during the week: Steamship Aus |
tralia and barkentine w II. Dimond from San |!
Francisco. Following have been the departures /
Steamship Australia for the Colonies. bark /
Hesper for Puget sound, and the schooner Ma /
lolO for Manihiki, via Fannings Island.
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Police Court.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERTON.
FRIDAY, October 18th.
Tuck Man, All Cheong and An Leoy,
the three Cinnamon who were arrested
on Thursday for illegal gaming, pleaded
guilty and were remanded for sentence.
All Ing and Yung Choy, charged with
having opium in their possession,
pleaded not guilty, and at their own re-
quest were remanded to goth instant.
An Pack, on charge Of disorderly
conduct, pleaded not guilty Mr.. II. F.
Avery for the defense. Mol. pros.
entered.
Aaron TaIlet, the boy who is accused
of stealing Major Hqyley's sleeve links,
was again before the Court, and was
further remanded to the 18th instant
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To-day is the eleventh anniversary Of
the birth of H. r. II. the Princess Kaiu-
lani, daughter OF II. r. II. Princess
LikeHke and the Hon. \. 5. CIeghorn
The event will be duly celebrated at
Waikiki by luau at o'clock this after
noon, to which a large and distinguished
party have been invited. The Royal
Hawaiian Band will be in attendance
during the afternoon and play selections
OF music. We take this occasion to ex-
press the hope that the little Princess
may see many happy returns of the day.
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Hawaiian Rowing and Yachting As
sOeiatiOH.

\ meeting OF the Hawaiian Rowing
and Yachting Association was held last
evening at the Iolani Boat Club House.
The Iolani Boat Club, Honolulu Yacht
and Boat Club and the Myrtle Boat
Club were represented. The election Of
officers for the ensuing year took place,
with the following result. President,
His Majesty,the King; Vice Presidents,
Mr. Chas B. Wilson and His ExceiIency
Governor Iaukea; Secretary, Mr.. W, VI.
Gifard. The Association adjourned 10
meet again next Monday evening.
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vessels Expeetea from Foreign Ports.


Brit ship Hospods, Babcock, from Newcastle,
; " due October 1870
Brit bark GlengAber, Rolest0H, from Liver
pool. due Jan 1881
Am bark Caibarien, @ Perkins' from san
FrsDrisco due at MahukOua sep 30
Am bark Martha Fisher from Glasgow, due
Am bark Hope. p W Penhallow. from Port
Townsend, due Oct % o..
Brit bark Ironerag. from Liverpool oue O0''-
erit bark W watson, from Liverpool. due
October 1-2O sr, s-,,
Am bk Martha Davis, VI B9nsOn. sailed IRON
Tsostou August 7tb. due December III
Haw schr Jennie WaISer, % AndefsoA' lIO-1
Earnings Island. due Nov lU-ZU
Nv brig star OF Devon, Alfred Lowell. from
JaIuit ) : l. due Nov 2O-3O
Haw schr General Siegel, sanders tro1
French Frigate shoals, due Nov 2J-ou
RM y ) Mariposa CAM, Il NJ Hayward ron
the Colonies, en- route to san Francisco, due
R VI IS Alameda ann, H 6 Morse. from san
Francisco, en- route to the Colonies, due OctooeF
9th. .-,
am bktne George C Perkins, Il Akerman, IRON
San Francisco, due October i4-lF
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Al the Lyceum.

There viii be services tomorrow with
preaching by Rev. f c. OggeI, the
pastor, at Il and 40 o'clock. The sub
ject in the morning viii be: Human
Life" The subject in the evening VIII
be christianity and its Contestants. 5"
All cordially welcome.
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The Inquest on Israel Fisher.

Yesterday morning jury was sworn
before Deputy Marshal Dayton, Coroner
for the district, to inquire into the cause
which contributed to the death Of Israel
Fisher, already recorded. The Court
adjourned without taking any evidence
and viii meet again this morning. The
burial took place shortly before noon at
Nuuanu cemetery, in a lot owned by the
deceased. There was an entire absence
of ceremonial, circumstance which was
due to the late Mr.. Fisher not being con-
nected with any religious denomination.
As he himself expressed it, his own con-
science was his minister. Such being
the case, it was known to be his desire
that no funeral service should be con
Quoted over his remains. His wishes
were also respected in the quiet manner
in which the body was conveyed to its
last resting place; the only persons in
attendance were the wife of the deceased
and a few near friends and relatives.
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Vessels iu Port from FOretSn POrts-
Am bk EIsiuors. & W jerks, from Newcastle,
y
Am ) 5 Surprise J Roberts from san Fran
cisco
Ger bark Pacific. c Altman. from Bremen
Am hktne Eureka & Winding, from san
Francisco
Hawaiian bark Thomas R Foster. W Rugg,
from Newcastle y w
Am tern W Bovine, A Il Paul from san
Francisco
Am bktne Ella. Rust, from san Francisco
Ana bktue " pim0ud, Swift. from san
Francisco.
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PASSENGERs.


FOR Lahatna, Maalaea, Kona and Kau per
steamer " Hall, October l5th-IIor Samuel "
haal and servant Hon Il Nahinu. Hon II
DAGKey' q u treeth, b Martin, Thos ODowda, "
Anihelani, Captain Taylor and $50 deck pas
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Fort-Street Church.

O. The Book I take for my Guide, - viii
be Pastor Cruzan's theme Sunday even
ing, being the third in the series Of ser
mons on the Vital Truths Of Christi
auity." Bible school at 8 40, and pub
Tic worship at II a. IN. All are invited.
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Supreme Court-October Term.
MIR. JUSTICE PRESTON PRESIDING.

MIR. JUSTICE PRESTON PRESIDING.
FRIDAY, October 18th.
J. s. McGrew VS.. Barnes & McCand-
less. Messrs. p. Neumann and s. b. Dole
for plaintiff; Messrs. w. A. Kinney and
c. Brown for defendant The action,
which was for damage, was partly heard
and continued until Tuesday next.
AT CHAMBERs-STR. c. J.. JUDD, PRESIDING.
H. Peterson ct al vs.. J. Lazarus. Mr..
L. A. Thurston for plaintiff; Mr.. r. F.
Bickerton for defendant. Decree sub
mitted by plaintiff ordering the specific
performance as signed by the Court after
notification
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Duffy Malt Whisky IS the very best
stimulant for invaIids suffering from vast
ing diseases It may be used by everyone
with full confidence of beneficial results. -
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to 9 o'clock Saturday morning. Agreed
TO-
The President said he hoped the mem
bers would be on hand promptly at 9
O'Clock, as there was number of bills to
be reported back aud the minutes to be
read. which would occupy some time.
The House adjourned at sos O'Clock
Read advertisement Of Nartinelli's
cider.
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MaCfarlane Il Co.,
sole Agents
d-wtf
DIR. NJ. GOTO.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. LEPROsY A
4 speciality Office hours at Rakaako. from
9 TO II q. m every day except Sunday. Will visit
patients At their residence By request, All other
diseases treated at his once, corner Of Punch
bowl and Berstania streets. 0fioe hours from
10 p m; Sundays from 3 TO 12a 10. ll2apr2
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The public are cordially invited to be
present at the Propagation Of the Legis-
latiye Assembly by His Majesty the
King at II O'Clock q. N. on SATURDAY,
the 10Th instant. L. AHoLo.
Minister of the Interior.
Honolulu, October Is, 1886. 1t
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DEPARTURES.

FRIDAY, October IS. .
Stuar W q Hall for Maui and Hawaii, at 10 a n
Schr sarah and Eliza, Tor BoOlau, Oahu
Sehr Rainbow, Tor hOOl2u
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vessels Leavsm@ To-Day.
vessels Iu Port rrom Foreign Por

stnar waialeaIo Weir, for Kapaa KilaUea s2d
HaRalei Kauai, via Waianae, Oahu, AT P III
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Am bktne Discovery, John Lee. from san
e Fa an, due at Mahukona, Hawaii, October
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advertisements,
MARTINELLTS CIDER.

This absolutely pure
CIDER Is manufac-
tured in the orchard
one year before plac-
ing it on the market,
and generates its own
gas by natural fer
mentatiOn.
A small invoice just
received and for sale
by
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MACFARLANE a co.
NOTICE.

NJ EsSRs. J. NJ. DAT & co HEREBY GIVE
VI notice that they have disposed OF their
business TO Mr.. J II SOper for whom they be-
speak continuance OF the patronage heretofore
bestowed on them. All accounts due J. NJ. Dat
Jr & Co. the LIST of October, 1886. viii be col
lected by Mr.. j. NJ Dat.
Honolulu, October l. 1886 IlBnovB
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BY AUTHORITY.


90
The public are cordially invited to be
present at the Propagation Of the Legis-
latiye Assembly by His Majesty the
King at II O'Clock a. N. on SATURDAY,
the 10th instant L. AHoLo,
Minister Of the Interior.
Honolulu, October Is, 1886. 1t
SATURDAY, October &c, 1886, being the occa-
sion of the prorogation of the Legislative As
ssmbIy by His Majesty the King. all Govern
ment Offices in Honolulu will be closed during
the day. [. AHOLo.
Minister of the Interior
Interior Once. October 10, 1886
It has pleased His Majesty the King to ap-
point
HIS EXCELLENCY WALTER MURRAY GIBSON
To be Minister of Foreign Affairs and Premier,
vice His ExoelIency Robert J. Creighton, re-
signed.
Iolani Palace. October 10, 1886. l54 d4wtf
It has pleased His Majesty the King to ap-
point the
HONORABLE LUTHER AHOLO
Minister Of the Interior vice His ExceIency
Walter Murray Gibson. resigned.
IoIani Palace, October IS 1886. los d&wtf
1t has pleased His Majesty the King to APP
point
HIS ExCELLENCY PAUL P. KAN0A
Minister of Finance.
Iolani Palace. October -. 1886. 156 d4wtf
1t has pleased His Majesty the King to ap-
point the
HONORABLE JOHN L. KAULUKOU
Attorney General. vice His ExceIlsncy John T.
Dare, resigned.
Iolani Palace, October Is, 1886 I57 dsvtf
It has pleased His Majesty the King to restore !
the following named persons to their civil |
rights.
d. Kuhiwana, of Eva, Oahu.
Kahohina. of Eva, Oahu.
Lui, of Eva, Oahs.
Noia, of Eva, Oahu
p. W. Kahema OF Eva, Oahu.
Loamaikahiki, Of Eva. Oahu.
S. X. Kaonehu, OF HiIo. Hawaii.
Ct. P. K. MOkaweliweH of HilO. Hawaii
I. PalOkiko, of Hilo, Hawaii.
Edwin Thomas of Hamakua Hawaii.
John Kaie. of Lahaina Maui.
IoIaui Palace, October y, 1886
Octl6 W oct1s
All water rates due o or before term ending
December 81. 1886 must be paid at the Office Of
the Honolulu Water Works before the 18th day of
November. 1886
Parties paying rates viii present their last re-
ceipt.
CHAs B. WILSON,
superinte ndent Honolulu Water Works
Approved:
WALTER MURRAY GIBSON,
Minister of Interior.
Honolulu. October Il, 1886. I8snOl5dAw
The following is the list Of Tax Collectors ap-
pointed for the year 1886;
Hawaii.
FahAs
makus $500 tiaAliIIo
North Kohaia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d. II. Nahinu
North Kona. Elemakule
Sau. ID . Nl"rllL
Puma Observation-Disclosures. ..---- PuaalOba
Maui,
Lahaina kia NahaoIelua
----------.-. John ". haiuS
Makawao. .....---.--, 80. Geo + Richardson
dA .........-.. - 'ossP@
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HONORABLE LUTHER AHOLO
Minister Of the Interior, vice His Excellency
Walter Murray Gibson. resigned.
Iolani Palace, October Is, 1856 155 d&wtf
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SATURDAY, October &c, 1886, being the occa-
sion Of the prorogation of the Legislative AS
seInbly by His Majesty the King, all Govern
ment Offices in Honolulu will be closed during
the day. [. AHOLO
Minister of the Interior
Interior Once October 10, 1886
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HONORABLE LUTHI

It has pleased His Majesty the King to ap-
point the
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ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY, October 10
Schr Settie Merrill from Hawaii
Schr Josephine, from Eva
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1t has pleased His Majesty the King to APP
point
HIS EXCELLENCY WALTER MURRAY GIBSON
To be Minister of Foreign Affairs and Premier,
vice His ExcelIency Robert j. Creighton, re-
signed.
Iolani Palace. October 10, 1886 I54d4wtf
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1t has pleased His Majesty the King to sp-
point
HIS EXCELLENCY PAUL P. KANOA
Minister of Finance.
Ioyaui PALACE prt,bar IA 1895 re ,.,-4F
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HONORABLE JOHN L. KAULUKOU
Attorney General. vice His ExceIlency John T.
Dare resigned.
Iolani Palace, October Is, 1886. l57 davtf
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1t has pleased His Majesty the King to ap-
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Another nNrElRrN.

cad advertisement Of Nartineuis
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Mr.. HayseIden said if he could get fur
Their information he would move the adop-
ton Of the report. He would ike 10 know
what was meant by each days services,
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.

10 lNU Nt-INVl u sl0ITN = NI7I-7|'
132-dkw-uOvl
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Tho Queens speech does not difTe
materially from the published forecast
II removes any doubt that may hsvOex
listed concerning tho policy Of tho Govern
ment towards ireland. A policy Of co
ercion is to be pursued in that unhappy
land, and II existing laws be not sufficient
harsher methods are to be proposed, ant
BritiSh bayoneta stand ready to give etFec
to the will Of Parliament
There is no expression Of sympathy tof
the suffering peasantry Of ireland, no con
Citation Ia the speech from tho throne
no suggestion that q more liberal, humane
and Just policy than that hitherto pur
sued is worth trying, since coercion hal
only bred a greater brood Of horrors. Tit
Government learns nothing from The
growth Of the Irish party In Parliament
1s chief reliance Is coercion. Ono effecI
Of the royal speech will be To show Mr.
pArnell what he has to expect from the
Tory Government
The Irish leader will not be slow to see
that II he Is 10 accomplish anything In thi,
Parliament IL will not be through the
kind offices Of the Tories, who are resolved
on q policy Of obslinaCy and force.
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90 MAIN STREET, GLoucEsTER, Mass, |
Anvil IA 1898 /

9G MAIN STREET, GLOUCESTER, MASS, |
April IL, 1885. !
Allc0Ck's Porous PlasteTs have beenused
in our family for the last three or four
years with very beneficial results. Pre-
vious to that time | had been SUBJECT
attacks of severe pain in my left side. Hot
cloths and liniments afforded temporary
relief, but alter . while the pain always
returned. In THE fall Of 1850, after q very
severe attack, l was advised by q friend to
try an Allcock's Porous Plaster on my
side, which greatly benefited me, After
that | tried several kinds OF plasters TO see
which was best, and finally derlded that
Allcock's suited my case the best, have
worn them constantly on my side ever
since, and have never been troubled with
the pain except when | left them off for q
few days. We always keep q supply In
the house, and whenever q pain SEXES any
OF us, In any part OF the body, We just ap-
ply an Allcock's Plaster, and can most
heartily recommend them.
NwRGw JAMS PETTIdRRW,
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Tno Mnnrr.M.,nl,, Nol Ono.

There are very few a II men who de-
sire to mako gold the only money metal
The demand for a Suspension Of the silver
coinage 10 based on the realization that
the United States alone cannot sustain the
burden which It has taken upon itself.
We ought to have gold and silver Citcu.
lating as money, but this cannot be II we
persist in uing one metal TO drive the
other out Of circulation.
The seventy.nine cent dollar Of silver
Is not holding It's own with tue hundred
cent gold dollar. Foreign countries rate
our oliver dollar at lis bullion value, our
own people do not want 1t, the rejected
coin encumbers the Treasury vaults while
the mint adds to the atore, and gold may
at any moment command a premium. We
shall not by this policy force Europe Into
an undissriminatirg use Of the two metals,
though we shall further dersnge our own
finances. Senator Morrill, put the case
clearly when he said:
Whenever tho Government, from ina
bility or from ln~dispoeition, Bhall fail to
maintain the silver dollar on o par with
gold, all OF the silver certificates, as well
as all other paper currency, together with
the silver dollar, will fall to the exact com.
mercial value OF the bullion contained in
the standard silver dollar. All Of our
legal tender must then stand on that basis.
There Is no financial or legislative WITCH
craft that offers any fate.
We cannot go on weighing down tho
circulating medium with silver without
practically making ourselves a monomet-
alltst nation, and the advocates Of unlim.
tied silver are very severe on monometal.
lists. II the silver coinage Is stopped
where 1t 10, nobody who wants silver need
suffer, for the Treasury holds $lO5,0OO,0OO
which 1t will gladly put into circulation II
II can dnd a way do do 1t. II we suspend
tho Coinsgo Of oliver this will not demone.
tie the silver already coined; and II we
discover that there is q demand beyond
the amount coined, wostill have the silver
bullion and tho Mint and can resume our
silver operations
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GM ~gmtAiQmen
wuEELlNo, ", VA, JANUARY 49, 1870


In home uugarded moment the %lSTELLE.
orScgR is likely to become the active
champion Of MIR, Eastace Gibson against
all eomers. Mr.. Gibson has the great
merit OF speaking his mind plainly. From
the President down he says what he has
TO say Of public men, and he does not feel
under obligation to agree with the great
men ofhis party, This, perhaPs accounts
in great measure for the more favorable
attitude OF Democratic newspapers in his
district, from which fact Mr.. Gibson nat
uralIy takes great comfort
Mr.. Gibson has the courage to make a
formal declaration OF war Oh "the State
,inv outside Of bis district, which be says
/. eudeayorlng to keep him out Of his
abare Of the patronage. Upon another &C.
caslop he will doubtless 20 further and
name the component parts OF this Flngi
and this he ought to do, for rugs are bad
thing, and the public ought to have accu'
rate knowledge concerning them, SO that
at the right time it may strike to good
purpose LIT this ring DO composed as
II may, Mr.. Gibson'S friends will be glad
To know that he has CirCumyented his
enemies and occurred more removals and
appointments than any Of them," aud our
ownadvlces are that Mr., Gibson has not
wasted a single appointment.
When MIR. bson charges that the
present administration 10 lin the interest
Of MIR. Cleveland, Ind not OF the Demo-
cratic party" he uses Language Of intense
severity. II the charge be true, the Presi'
dent deserves general execraLion, for the
people do not make q man President that
he may prostitute their highest office to
personal ends. This bold assault on the
President by q Congressman Of his own
purity will attract great attention, for 1t
will be thought highly improbable that
Mr.. Gibson stands solitary and alone in
bis attitude Of defiant criticism OF the nd:
minlstratlon.
In his own district there will be very
general approval Of Mr.. Gibaon'a demand
UPON the Democratic administration to
Admit Democrats to an early enjoyment
OF the fruits OF their victory. 40 the
yict1rs belong the Bpoils!' will be popu'
lar shibboleth in tho Fourth District.