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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-11-30

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See. whitaey Kindly Reminds His subordin

WAsaIssIos, Nov. 27.-In accordance
with his custom Sec. Whitney has present:
ed each of his 400 employees of The navy
department, with large turkey for
Thanksgiving dinner
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-11-30

An criCome of everything that is attractive and
desirable in Juvenile literature Boston Courier
weekly feast of good things to the boys aud
girls in every family which it visits Brooklyn
UHiOR.
1t Is wonderful in its wealth of pictures, infor.
nation. and interest Christian AdUocdte, N Y
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-11-30

D1srIrE The confidence OF eastern news
papers that Gen. Harrison is to have MI.
Blaine in his cabinet, the correspo pondents
stationed at Indianapolis contlnne %
doubt. The president-elect ~ili not tie
interviewed, SO the reporters asked a
friend to pump him. The proxy report
ed Gen. Harrison as aging: "The mat
ter of the cat met has not been taken
up nor xill it be till after my return
from the East. There 10 no hurry about
il. We have from nov unll the 4th OF
March, and there is nothing 10 be gained
by being in n hurry" That reads like
fact
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-11-30

CREMATION is sIowIy winning its way
into public favar. At congress of Its
advocate, in Vienna it was reported in
the course of the discussion that there
exists about fifty furnaces in all, the
majority of which are in the United
States, ono is in Germany (Gotha), twenty
in Italy, one in England, one in Switzer-
taId, and one which is not quite complete
in France.
Mr.. GLADSTONE, in his speach on the
additional grant under the Ashbourne act,
made clear TIE dianetrical opposition of
the tory and the liberal idea for the
treatn1 ent of ireland one regarding
the interest OF iandiordism, the other the
cause Of the people. When the English
people get a chsnce to pronounce ludg-
ment between the two again, they will
show that they recognize the cause as
their own.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-11-30
THE PARNKLL CASE.

The Defendants Requested to Produce the
Contracts and the Books.
EDINBURGH, Nov. Pin the case of
Pernell against the London Times for
libel Judge Kinnear has fixed upon De
cemosr 20th for the hearing of proof Cd
the question of arrestments. The coun-
sci for Parnsll have served notice npon
the defendants requiring them to pro-
duce the contracts of the co-partners in
the ownership of the Times, and also its
b4siness books and accounts.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-11-30
TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION.
Tree Men Killed Outright and Others
Injured


Injured.
PrrrssURG, Pa, Nov. 26.-The CONNER
oial Gaxeste's Centrsville, Pa, special,
says: The boiler at Rslston's mills ex-
ploded to-day. killing George Kelly, saw
yer, Jesse Hall, fireman, and
Leslie Cross, farmer. Lewis
Rslson was badly soslded, but
may recover. Joseph Dickson was tossed
into the woods bat escaped unhurt. The
men lad gathered around the furnace in
the mill to warm themselves and await
the rolling in of some logs when sudden
ly the boiler let go.
keS of Powder hplodes With Terrible
Effect.
NEw HOLLAND, Pa, Nov. s6.-By the
explosion of keg of powder IN the
store of George Farmer, q. Scruftown,
on Welsh mountains, Saturday evening,
teu-yesr-old girl was killed, Farmer
WAS fatally injured and his wife and two
of heir children slightly injured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-11-30
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1889.
Harper's Young Peoplo
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

HARrER's NoUNG People begins its tenth vol
ume with the first Number in November. During
the year il will contain five serial stories iuclud-
ing 'Dorymates," by KIRK MuNRoE; "The Red
Mustang by W. 0. SroppARp; aud "A Day in
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HOWARD PYLE; ''iIome Studies in Natural His
tory, by Dr. FELIX L. OSWALD; Little Expert.
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Honolulu Library
Reading Room Association.
Cor. Hotel & AIakea Streets.
Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists at the present
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Terms of membership, fifty cents a
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No formality required in joining except
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Strangers from foreign countries and
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ST. Louis COIIega.
Boarding & Day SChOOltOr Boys
-AT--
Kamakela, Honolulu.
PKOsp1cCTTS.

-INoSl' 'OSs
The course of instruction embraces
all the branches of a good Christian and
Commercial Educltion.
Latin Greek, French and German are
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For admission, certificates of good
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quired OF every pupil.
TERMS.
For Day Scholars, soc, 75c, 81, $3.50
per month, according to class.
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shown that they are not in position to
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The Boarding Department consists of
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Board and Tuition, 1st Glass, $3.50 per
annum,
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annum.
Music on Violin, Piano, Flute aud
Clarionet, So per month.
Vocal Music and Drawing free of
charge.
Laundry Expenses, So per month.
Medlcal Attendance forms extra
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Books and Stationery at current rates.
Payments must be made quarterly
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Every Boarder must lie provided with
Bed.clothes, Il Mattress, Night Gowns,
several Suits Of Clothing for Sundays
and week days, 6 Shirts, 6 Pocket Hand.
kerchefs, Pairs of Stockings, Collars
and Ties, 3 Pairs of Shoes, and articles
for toilet. The College Uniform is
obligatory for Boarders.
The Boarders that have given salts
faction by their good conduct and ap.
plication to studies may spend the first
Saturday of every month with their
parents or guardians if called for by
the latter.
a quarterly report of the health, con.
duct and improvement of every Boarder
will be sent to his parents or guardians,
The session commences this year on
Monday, September II, 1888.
GT For further particulars apply to
the Principal of the School,
BROTHER BERTRAM,
or to REV. FATHER LEONOR.
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4 LEGISLATURE OF 1898. 1.-THE Daily
IL and Weekly Bulletin" contains the
only correct and reliable reports of the
proceedings of the presentilLegislature.
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7 LEGISLATURE OF 1883. "The Daily
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FRANCE.
Continental and Colonial
AGENCY.
36 Rue de Dunkeraue, Paris.

Executes Indents for every description
OF French, Belgian,
Swiss, German, and English Goods, al
the best Manufacturers Lowest Prices.
Commission, Two.and.a Half per cent
All Trade and Cash Discounts allowed
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Remhtances, through London OF
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The Agency Represents, Buys, and
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Piece Goods, Cashmeres, Cambrics,
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II. C.. CRABBE,
DEALER In HAY and GRAIN,
81 King Street, opposite the Old Station
House.
Mutual Telephone No.
81 If
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Boat Builder and General Jobber. 81 If
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Cures Indigestion, and all Diseases
arising from an enfeebled con-
ditiOn of the system.

DIR. MARITIME, of London, the celebrated
specialist, says of PARDEE'S REMEDY:
81 have used it for twenty years for
Blood Diseases, such as Screfular, Salt
Rheum, letter and Cancer, and | cannot
recommend it too highly"
The Rev. DIR, Thomas, of Hong Kong,
China, says: "PARDEE'S REMEDY is a
wonderful medicine for the blood.
have prescribed it hundreds of times for
leprosy, and, when given in time it
always cured the patient. / can safely
say thai leprosy will never break out on
persons who take PARDEE'S REMEDY
regularly, and advise all persons liv.
ing in countries where leprosy is pre-.
valent to take PARDEE'S REMEDY as
preventive"
s1"For Sale by all Druggists in Honolulu.
Aug-23,8S-3m
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

All the victims of the grand stand dis
aster al Quincy. ILL.,. are recovering.
Four men were burned and seriously in
jured by the caving OF sewer trench at
foungstoWn, Ohio.
Twenty-one conductors and brskemen on
the Union Pacific have been indicted for
roObiBg freight cars.
James Donnelly was thrown from a
horse he was riding in race at Blue
Rapids, kss., and killed.
The Minneapolis grain market has sd-
opted the speculative feature and made
dealings IN option regular.
Inspector Mountain, of the Boston police
force has been arrested for receiving and
handling stolen railway tickets.
Chris Peterson. night wstchmsn at An
dersOn & Porter's mill At London. Mich,
was ground to pieces in the shafting.
J. NJ. Lane & Co, luinbermen st Wash
burn, Wis. have assigned. No statement
OF assets and liabilities has been made.
Perry Welsh. agent of the Perry lumber
yard a. Britt, lows, has disappeared. leay-
ing bis accounts in a very bad condition.
reported that the Baltimore a Ohio
directors will have to pass the next divi-
dend, q. there is q deere sse of SS22, ,223 in
net earnings.
Anson White. who jumped from q Chi
csgo s. Alton train, aud escaped while be-
ing taken 70 Joliet Penitsntisry. was cap
tursd 81 Lesdvilie.
James n. Pike. Of Bloomington, H., has
been awarded 81 400 damages against the
Lake Erie & Western Railway for killing
bis y a. crossing.
Ina riot at Macon. No, between striking
"A
Wardell the owner Of the mine Was killed.
and sw0 miners fatally wOuBdsd.
Ex-supervisor soBcy. Of st. Cais county.
i under bonds to answer 20 an indictment
charging him With tse embszzeme OF
$4,000 secured by the sac sDd leasing Of
lsnds.
Fx.Trpasursr Fields. or ws5sun.ee coun-
- Kausss. has bseu officially charged
wifh embezzliDg SIS 5oo, Oh disclosures
made by bis Own soD. sho succeeded him
in ofics
The Vsn4aEs freight sheds e. Fast S..
Toais w.-s burned with AT their contents
The loss uiH o. oFsr $4,000. i is tbought
the IRE wss set By thieves sbo we're tryl1g
70 stesi freigh'.
Pauline MoCov fcoloref) was hanged a
Union ssrlags Als. for murder. it vss
the frst execution Of woman in Alsos u =
sincs tie var. snd tbs third since - iaoor-
poTsii0u e. STATE
In a. attempt 60 rob TIE psY car on he
Back Hllsand Fort Pierre Railroad. two
rosssrs we're fatally sh8E. ard ne third zot
sFar RIfs s1me h0les In hin- The p.7-
sassfar stood them a. of ~ith Win
cnssfer
Msrion Astasi- one of ths richest men n
Parsons kss hss b~-n ssaf~ncss 70 RI
Teen yeas imprisonrleBt f5T swearing
fslsslr ias ivoros Csc fhst D. We rss
guilty. q in sss6fv. Ths slsGdsr-d vsrasn
aieli u a broksa hesTf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15
BLOODY WARFARE IN HAYTI.


A Defeated Presidential Candidate At
t~mpts . Revolution and IL Killed
NEw IosK. Oct. li.-News from Hayti by
mail announces that the election OF mem
bsrs for the Assemblies Constituents to elect
President and revise the constitution of
ls67 resulted in favor of ex-senator T. ID.
Legitime. General -Thelemsque, The
other candidate for the Presidency. attacked
the Pslais National At Port An Prince the
seat OF the govern mea<. on Sept. D. At the
hoad of about 1900 nm. who came with
him "a the army of the Departments
of the North. The provisional
government defended the pal
ace with the regular troops Of the Port au
Prince militia. General Seide- Thelmaque
vas killed IN the attack. bis troops were
immediately dis0snded and public order
vas restored. General Legitims is now the
only candidate and Will be elected Dy the
National Assembly. which was 20 have met
on the 10Th inst. az the Capital. IL is fesred
by some that the people OF the North may
revolt against the new administration. It
is reported that the casualties to the force
Of General Seids-Theimsque numbered one
hundred killed and forty-five wounded
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15
elopsD msrsA HoUsssssAksa.
as.l sprsts. ~ AasEheNy, Arssstsa -
Fh8l-asipal. ~sta Nstsrisss Tossf

az.4 ~prsxt II AasxheAy. ArFestsa 81
Fhla-aslpAl. usta . Nstsrisss Tossf
PaglansLFsIA oef IA psIIsi .4koa
drove Up - ths Csutfal station fross
Hisat Aaa yeuns snd Ganas0ns womsa
wAs handed oat - 10 celsc.isss. Tee
Young woman wxs escorted g. tie oflcs
Of chef s. ood Assnshils The detectives
earned shres IFUnks. several boxes sna ban
dies Of clothing ffom tie ssssa ilto tas
station. A. hour bel re I1ls . aeEsellfs
ha8 .sikea a8~a Chestu1t.sl- ~ cols a4aY
9Th l. J. k1yaor sii.s PRED Carson, = 20
lsrlous haoss rooDer. snd s1en opposite
TIE ne. building aoE IN course of sFeCti0E
GA tas Old Tempe Ihs4trs slts. kSS nor
ms1r q dssh for hosrly The detect ss
knOcke1 ala cONu Ia the middle 0f the
stfest lss foregoing events we're the cut
come Of q dlspxlcn received OF Cbief W eoa
sevsrsl dsys ago from Cincinnati. inform
ink him that RsyaOr. ~Eo hsd com asigtsd
innumsrsbls rODberiss IA that clty. nsQ eff
for Phiiadsl pais. 1t ~ss nsxs learned hat
he had stopped Ia Psttsours, and. after
committing several roeberies there. had
run away with q youBg and hsndsoms
girl. The police found that ne was stop
ping al 1919 Vim. 81 and upon g0ing there
Iound the Young woman aud al ths coup
lee belongings. The young soman said
to the Chief that her name was Maude
spratt. that she was seventeen years old,
and lived At II SchO0i-st IA Allegheny Oty.
she had bsen iaduced by RsynOr 10 rsR
away with hTiu on his promise 10 marry
her A large quantity OF Jsweiry aud other
articles. supposed 10 De the proceeds Of
Rsynor's work ia Cincinnati anu PIttsbuFg
Was found in the trunks
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

Ths 81 - ~ seek feE sI'eelssis
slars a. Saih S. ana W.il t.e oas u the sssi
eotsrt1il 1asngs ever slvsa la ths house a
soFEsous miaslssl scsls las oeea pFsp4st q.
ghsfe Nj ts nolhiar al Posers thls
~ssk 1ns HAulons. ~D0 sill Spfcsf iA
a. - leuss 0eguosF IS sld "a. sla A-@As ~
far ias S4c&lau.
Commencing ~ifh this evening. Pair
Pay c4u be sSsn a. ke1De2ds sESff
sssa ~ thls week $40 mAuuses- in
speAsla< " lbs pay, a. Esslsfs pspsf lss
tls i8. losinE fas pl4y Is q lie Ma
Weslsra tsps aud aooanas la st@rlAne
situations aaa realistic cIiWsKos- tbs afro
clous a~eds psrpeirsssd o. ihe slllsln,
Jlles Mortimer. rCDly asssfsed tAs panish
msnf mezsd oUG 10 him Ia tte lasi ect
Mar Jsmes assumes thsl chsracler. Osf-
maine tie heroine. ~as inpsfsonstec ln :
pleasing slYle bK Aiss AsG1e Leigh. Al
thug spregUe sustained the role 81 ffanS
Clayt0n very acc pisbly. Oeo- A. Booker
ss J. l. Pills keH lie house ~ good
bumor hy his ecCeulT.C funny business
William Is. klls0n caught the people slin
scc0fde0n SOLOS aud blsck face fTivoliues.
Ihe specisltiss VI Geo. A Booksr snc
k aude Leigh were good. Fair Pay is
vel mooLts1 aud wll. catch on
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15
Acoua,sa ssn Tssa.rosr
fas 4a-.as s4ys~s- cs.as.ay = E--esa.

04L
grsefssArI o.. Ga 4-A4IAksf Asif
81 ths Aa4ns EkPfsss CcAp4Hy, rs.2feed
~ - llsg fgoa. l8s LAT .ssI al a1a a.
auaiagsd - laeal oraaals 81 Ia rscsat
dsa lor lns extension Of The ines u the
Adams - tIs sSsrtAss-t. - ths sxPenss u
tas alled states C8mp42s
A aoagrac1 hzs oss4 sxscuLst f0r q tsfn
of ysars 0g salsa las Adalas l4kss a. ~
tas anss of tas Ca.osso. Au~sakss s -
Paul Coulpaay. 40 operalsd % Tie 4 ailsd
states Com p4ls aa1 Ins alter h4s 0ssn
nounrd la silLdEa~ IA Asse1a1~T. IL
alakes a. aaGlllol ~ ine Mileage ~ 80
Adams Lxgrsss Company % over tEE~s
ilolssla 1lllss sn1, Vi course. = cofses-
pondiux Lsss ~ tie lEilsd os-tes Cstnp.us 4.
IBs sEtsnslon -ul give ne Adams Offices
in AAsaakee Aad son. Aa. o. Pau.
Minneapolis. Elgin. hcckfofd. Prairie du
Ch.sa. Om.ha IanklOo. DaA., znl other
sl ne prom neat cities OF tns N0rIn nsssl
hIAersly reached o. ne AaaLas o. trans
icffIns - lns l alied states Company -
Inlcaso. l1ers . "a a1dlElOu u ABOUT fOur
handred agencies. aad as Clncllnau Is lhs
Lsadg lAgtsrs VI the Adams Ia tns West.
Si4 4d1 cSnsi deraDly ~ Departmental
Nofk.
Ials Iaovs Is eOasldsrsd 0y sxpFsssmen a
brilliant 0us on ne part VI tie Adams, and
the sensation " TIE year IA tne express
business.
Ar Joseph zimmerman. Who has for
several yeass had charge VI ihe lines Of tie
Third Division Of the Nssiegn Departmeut
With headquarters IL this city, viii have
charge OF tae new territory with head
quarters AZ Cniczg0. IL ls expected that
Superintendent Zimmerman vii desire 20
take many of his best m-n into tie new
conutfy, aud altogether tbs changes IN tne
Adams force promises 70 be quite extensive.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15
ROWING ON DRY LAND.
Description OF the New and Rapid
Road scufier."


One Of the most unique affairs that ever
r-sted on wheels is the new road scuiler, or
land rowing tricycle II is at the same time
one of the most able 20 osrs-aen who
live in the north. as Il enables them 70 keep
in training during the winter months
Il rests cn three wheels Ike tricycle and
Il propelled. 50 far "a the muscular exertion
h concerned, ike a beat, only the rider iacrs
forward An expert rider can row himself
. nile IN $50 on q good hArd road
The machine consists Of hight iron frame.
the rear end of which reats upsn an axle.
which is bent 30 that the line q support i
below TIE cgnters of the wheels The for
ward end terminates IN fork, IN which TIE
single forward wheei playx. This part II
not rBhks the sTrangsneut u TIE forward
wheel Of the bicycis ozlT on much srsaller
scale. Tie two main whesls are % inches
In diameter. and the forward one. which j.
The soeering Eheel. is - inches.
The rear hsH q tia frame s1ruorts a
Davis sliding eat. exartiy ne thinz vhich
al scuilers now use Closs - the forus-li
end are Zoe foot rests "a ~hioh TIE rbier
places be foot, ia<t ss a scalssr dos i1 his
hoat Ihese foot resss serve arctAsr pur-
Fose. &c : them the rider sr~ers ths uSarhlfA
Z 80 littte levers rsacn from - -oes q fea
f9cs rssss - tAs FORK which e1ctoees tne fer
vard vhsei. snd ~ prsssng for~sri sifhe-
foot - rider tUrr< 80 steerilg rass r. tas
right o. isft a. Re nay dcsirA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15
NIKE kELLVs NEW VENTURE.
ia P.rtasrship Win job. TO Open Ns-
Work hotel This Week

Ia f4fLueranfp Win Joha 10 open NsW
Work hotel This Week.
BosTos. Oct. l4-Michsel Kelly, the Sl0.-
90 beauty OF the Boston Base Ball Club. IS
10 branch Out into new line. He has
formed a coyargnsrship with John Kelly. of
the league siAff Of umpiIes. and these two
brilhsnts sre 70 open hotel in New York
on the corner OF Thirty -hrst-st. aud sixth
aTs. Lot iar from Broadway. These Two
gentlemen haEs been contemplating move
OF this klnd for some time. and have been
looking Tor . place Ia this city or Nsg
York. The finally BIT upon the above
named property, which belongs 10 Ever
hArdt. the brewer, aud sheridan Shook. For
two wseks IL has been undergoing sx lensive
sltsrstions and rsnoyationa. and this week
will % opened 70 the public. The no .el
has about thirty rooms. and will ee run
very much in the style of Clsrks, in this
city. Under such popular management II
ought 10 bscOms q fsvorite resort snd sue
cess The hotel will probably De called
The Kellys." Kelly Ihinks that this will
be the chance OF his life. and John Kelly
IL equally confident over the success OF the
venture. This arrangement will probab y
not Keep Kelly from playing ball in Boston
and dspriVs the diamond of its greatest
light Kelly, Of Boston. is going his best to
stay in America and not 20 10 Australia.
his wife - q sick woman. aud she wants
her husband 20 stay here aud not leave her
alone for a long season. Anson recognizes
that The Only Is his greatest card, espeo-
ially on his way from Chicago 10 the Pa
cttic Toast