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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-07-27

Ii Robert Browning had been asked to
write verse for the Milton memorial
window presented by George w. Childs
to St. Margaret's Church, Westminster,
he would have perpetrated the following:
Great poet, here incheate appreciation
tame
Deluscent shows thy indeciduous fame,
Dehagrates occult beauties now grown
great
And what enchorial was, edulcorate.
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DIED.

S N this city, on Thursday,
|, @ y. mrs SARAH DICKSON, aged SO
s aa 'nonths, formerly of Boston
llo1nati, Z. S. A.
ll' funeral services will be held at
"! residence, 40 Beretania street,
''~' afternoon at 80 o'clock.
\ ~ N y, ii.ncnnati and Los Angeles
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l'a1 College Examinations.

college Examinations.
r'lt examination of the ad-
\, = Of the st. Louis College was
-''ay morning in their school
4. y was largely attended by the
e. -le pupils, also several mem
iS,t legislature, and a good num-
~, S'9N' The examination was
S,,o " one OF the brothers, and
y NJ. hours, but the numerous
S,.-a ~ were gone through by the
~, a n in number@were so
s.i,sr mat mat the audience never
h. PSr embraced the principles of
lsi ',a.;yysloIogy, Arithmetic men
e G.,n ,,.all' Algebra, Bookkeep-
|amj n.y. Geography, History.
|epaai 0 r-;,iIeiinistry, and these were
lsSsa,,?;aI.'l Doth vocal and instru-
ENps. c ,oaS, In the above studies
ISta's AMI To5JuSSl s1iln OF mostly native
Rgcss' 5 5al castles, showed a de-
q Work. uarlng the year, Judging
I>eT oO G1Aeeping, Physiology and
.a pulls I rSo great credit is due ,e'' to
a&tbnsl od 60 untiringly gave their
.slas. Tb education nsl Of these young
'aabot = 1 Up. penmanshlp done bTS
very high order. y
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

Extra Fine Cream Cakes and Eclairs
every Tuesday and Friday at the Elite. 4
c. J. Fishel has just opened a fine
line of stylish millinery.
Go to G. J. Fishel's and see his new
stock, just received by the Australia.
Gents fine straw and Agere hats in end
less variety at Fishel's.
Drink Moxie at the " Elite"
Horns genuine Butter Scotch.
Fishel's inventory sale this day.
Genuine Butter Scotch (Horn's) for
coughs.
Magazines at Graenhalghs, 1O6 Fort
street.
Diamond Dye Ladies' Black Hose at
Horns Butter Scotch the best lubricator
for the throat.
Get your newspapers at Graenhalgh's,
LOG Fort street.
Childrens Parasols, all colors, at Sachs
store, 1O4 Fort street.
Big Bargains IN Dress materials and En-
broidered Flounces, at Sachs store.
Go to Fishel during his inventory sale
and buy 81 worth of goods for so cts.
Now is your time to buy millinery for
fifty cents on the dollar, at Fishels.
New novels, by the most popular au-
thors, at Graenhalgh's, 106 Fort street. n
w. H. Graenhalgh has all the papers and
magazines upon his counters for sale at
San Francisco prices.
1t has been proved by unanimous verdict
that the San Jose Lager Beer on draught
OF Saloon 9
Irritated throats and annoying coughs
are quickly relieved by the genuine Butter
Scotch, only to be found at the Pioneer
Steam Candy Factory of +. Horn. Plenty
of testimonials.
The Pioneer Steam Candy Factory, Bak-
erv and Ice Cream ParlOr is the only estab-
lisnment in Honolulu that can afford to
sell the best Ice Cream at 81 per gallon, and
no others can.
F. Horn, Proprietor.
I beg to call the attention of my friends
and the general public to my fine stock OF
goods lust received. A careful inspection
will convince you that better goods in my
line have never been offered in this city.
Please give me an early call.
MAX EoKART.
The California fruit season is now in.
The first full variety arrived by the Mari
posa Yesterday, comprising plums, green
gage, nectarineS. grapes, aprlcOtS, peaches,
cherries, Bartlett pears, apples, etc, etc.
Cali at the California Fruit Market. Nut
ual Telephone 378.
Camarino's big refrigerator is grand
success. Just arrived by the Australia
July 24th) in excellent condition, on ice:
apricots, plums, red and black; cherries,
grapes, white and black; celery, frozen
oysters in tins; apples, many varieties;
sugar pears, Bartlett pears. Also, few
cases of prime smoked salmon. CALIFOR-
MA FRUIT MARKET. Mutual telephone,
37S
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The Complimentary Concert.

A brilliant Assem- blage gathered to the
mplimentary band concert to Capt.
McNair and officers of the q. S. S.
Omaha at the Hawaiian Hotel on Thurs
day evening. The building and grounds
were never more superbly Illuminated
with electric lights and colored lam
terms. Princess Liliuokh alani, Coy.
Dominis, U. S. Minister Merrill,
British Commissioner Wodehouse, OF
ficers of the warships, and a great
throng of citizen and stranger ladies ana
gentlemen were present. A very pleas
ant dance in the parlors followed one OF
the bands best played programmes.
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,,om Foreign Ports
ram Foreign Ports.

b Port from
5,'.i.Ii,. Kimberley; 5 America
1lh' w: Mr., Bourke, ) America.
" I1' = Holland, S 5 Islands.
= Lee, San Francisco Ga11-o
Ill I.os ~ DyrebOrg, SanAFran.
:. ,l'i R,raeson, Newcastle
i ..Iart H. Little, Liverpool.
,.,.r,Jis, Houdlette, S; F.
; ~, 1l,- BIuhm, San Francisco.
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The American exchange is still before
the London Courts.
A motion to vote urgency In the
French Chambers for the credit Of $14,-
100000 for defeRces was defeated by 24I
to lab
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

q, Francisco, per schr w S
fr 35-PrOf A 5 Miner, John
II fbompson, H c Overdin, f
md John Wagner.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

r0HB ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID ON
Conviction of any person found stealing
49, nIGTy ADyERTTsnR or weekly Gazette from
the store or residence of subscribers co
'H0 $50 HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co,
Honolulu March 50, 1883.
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LOST

cold WATCH WITH THE MONOGRAM
~ H NJ G. on case. The finder will be ND
orally rewarded on leaving the article at the
Hawaiian Hotel.
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Police Court.

l& v,a THURSDAY, july &c
ccte aitedRa non and Hermann Fvo,
Eaetd ya SO bail each for di5 EveF-
ISs.acS,' UNITS i5s., in answer to a cbar,o
n Gina lppF ,n months, b but he nG %amts
paaS1a5sa5i} lodging and ta fee ofen an IN
81! 'so TIA that hui be tb house whatever
/, se s. Day5o lG5n Ssoi e9Gu9ptryman of Of
vso @e5oatS work for the 70 be glye An n
sl.diL o. o o,.l Of 81 30 costs. more as
i the ' q cheat has G bee1d head head
a. . ~,p time to the s?a5 0th inst for
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, seRaqn 10 adopted S PsaoIosiob in
'5t tS The ssss S .! billo Si t the
" Ill tre stSIn Of Mandevililee
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pocs;rts of Produce.
p,g, ugsr. Bags rice. Mis-. pkgs.
sgails Il9 ..
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advertisements.
TO LEI.

~ The Fire-prOOf Brick Building
Il6g No, So Nuuanu street. with Lot in
rear of same, at present occupied by Mclean
Bros For particulars enquire on the premises
47-2w
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The California fruit season is now in.
The first full variety arrived by the Mari
posa yesterday, comprising .plums, green
gage, nectarineS. grapes, apricOts, peaches,
cherries, Bartlett pears, apples, ETC., etc
Call at the California Fruit Market. Nut
ual Telephone 37S.
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I beg to call the attention of my friends
and the general public to my fine stock of
goods just received. A careful inspection
will convince you that better goods in my
line have never been offered in this city.
Please give me an early call.
NAV EOVAPT
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= Call and inspect our Stock and learn our prices.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-27
Rent your house. with our Want Ads.


To the Editor Of the eTELEGRAx-HEEALD:
DEAR SIR-In your issue of Friday morn
ing you published an article in regard TO
my hav ing had trouble with one of my
employees. The following are the true facts
in the case: Thursday afternoon Mrs. l.. C.
Petty came TO my studio in company with
another lady. She began by asking me.
"Why did you forbid this lady to make me
a dress2" (The lady spoken of was present,
also several others.) / replied. Madam.
you owe me now five dollars, and | do not
wish TO trust you farther, as you have been
discharged from my employ, and / do not
think il fair for you TO be deeper in my
debt" Mrs. Petty then began to use sbu-
sive and very unladylike language. calling
me all sorts OF vile names and otherwise
conducting herself as no lady should.
told her she must stop using such lam
guage or else leave the room. Mrs. Petty
detied me 10 put her out or say anything
back to her, ,thereupon / opened the door and
made her 20 out, l did not slap or strike
her a. she told your reporter. When she
reached the hallway she began screaming at
the top of her voice | Immediately ran
down the stairs to call patrol wagon, out
did not as / met the landlord and he said
be would see that she left the house. The
ABOVE settlement 4 can prove Dy several
trustworthy witnesses if necessary, among
whom are Mrs. l. g. Smith, Mrs. 2. II.
Ward, Miss Stokes Mrs. +. Whitcomb and
several others who made the request that
their names do not appear in the paper"
AS to my standing and reputation. l am
proud TO state that l have written recon-
mendations from all the leading academies
Of scientific art in the United States. | also
have on my books nearly 500 names of peo-
pie in this city and vicinity who are and
have been my pupils in one or more of the
arts. and they all with the exception of two
or three, speak very highly in my favor
and these two or three whom | cannot
please are of suchs temperament and dispos-
ition that no one short of an angel could
possibly please them, and am not certain
that even then they could oe pleased.
Respectfully yours.
&. A De MARE
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-27
H AR D AT WORK
Trs SUPERVISORS woRN Al DAY
Espsrt oE salaries "a CoUNty Outosrs-
IGs CLERKS s@Isrx kAissd-f.lE-
.tiss "a froFsergs-A sessaoa
last kssatsx

At the session Of tks Board q super.
visoFs yesterday moFHins ths nTsi business
isksu up VAS the Feporl 81 the COMMITTEES
OF justice. Shsrias ssd Jal Bills. 70 whom
wss referred the BIZ Of Deputs sherin Hill.
o. Lowell The COMMITTEES recommended
the allowing OF TIE eil except 8 80 for
excessive mileage. AT. Hili vas present
sad eEpiaiEed TIE bill, and also tod ho~
The prisoner happened 70 escape he de-
nied Ihs charge made 0y some that lie ~a;
10 Train hotel piayiug cards when DAVIS
escaped. TIE report MAS adopted,
A petition, signed by George ". InayeF,
George q. Briggs james \. Davis. and hf-
Teen Others. ssking that Charles Woodward
Be appointed Superintendent Of construction
Ci the Couuty building as preseass1.
Mr.. Sullivan moved % ieief the petition
10 toe Building Commltte
Er. Roberts moved as . substitUts that
IL 6s received and placed on tie.
The substitute was lost. aud Mr.. SulA-
vans motion prevailed.
The Committee Oh Ofieers Salaries fixed
the salaries for the ensuing year a. folio = ;.
Prosecuting Attorney. 81, so.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, 81 coo.
County Treasurer, 81 800.
Deputy County Treasurer, 5000.
Supenntendents of the Poor, $3.50 per
day for time actually employed.
A motion was made 10 adopt the report
Mr.. ShAttuck moved that Tie County
Clerk salary be rsised 10 81 900. Carried
Mr.. Walker said be thought the cOunty
ought 10 have the benefit OF ahe interest on
the extra amount OF money which woul ]
come into the hands o! the treasurer. in
stead of allowing tue treasurer that benefit.
He did not know just what steps 30 take IN
the premises and moved the further con-
sideraiiOn of the report be made the special
order for O'Clock p. IN. The motion was
decided lost. the ayes md nays were called
for and the motion carried by VOTE of 3
TO 4.
The report of the Comnisor on Hqugliza-
tion being reached Mr.. Sullivan moved that
the report be adopted. Carried
The Board took an intermission till 2
O'Clock.
The report of the Committee on Equsli-
zatior IL figured upon The same basis as for
several previous years. The total township
and city valuation il fixed at S32. 500 OO0
and with this as basis the city'e proportion
is made the same as last year. 50 per cent
and the townships the remainder. or IL pei
cent. This gives the city's valuation al
Sis. .200, 600 and the townships a. Sl4, 800
600. The subjoined table shows the com
psrative valuations of this and last year.
and the increase or decrease in the various
townships and wards can be easily figure
from il:
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-27

Manager Garwood left for Toledo last
evening. He will return next Monday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-27
WEST MUST 60
vii ReslsN oR g REcALls0
Tas L3nx9sxs ~ the AdalEisrr@siSz Doss
S0s 1sks nLs EseslI Necessary. Bst
MAxss Bts PosfILoa Very UBpls&s4as
sAa Ir<Esfsr Agreeable.

WAsHIssFOs. Ocf. 81 an informed
by ths hisaesg zuEh0rily that ~nus ths
language o. ths statement CT tie Secretary
Of state. especially IS addressed 70 ais Ovn
people. 5 not sueh . reb0ks ss would COM
psi lhs WitAdrzSal Of Lord ssekvilie. the
British n mister is IA ust make his position 50
unpleasant Ia his transfer would Dc both
szreeaols % himself sEd IN the interest VI
shs government. Il = therefore under
Stool that ths resull Of the acton taken
of TIE Administration stll Be tie lmne-
date recall Of Lord 5ackyills. lie may
personally request % Dc recalled or the
British foreign odice. iB order 10 maintain
tie respect aud Ilguity OF It's diplomatic
relations with the niled states. may as
slsa Lord Sackville 70 another legafiOn.
Tie language used by Secretary Bsyzrd-
1T IS Sill 80 be hoped that Ne will Dc able
10 setEle the question involved IN the pend
ing canvass without the importation OF
f0reiza inieffersnce or interneddling la our
domestic sfalrs"-is such an expression as
the Minister toward which IL was directed
cannot possibly endure With selfrespect
and continue 10 smieable relations with the
Department Of State.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-27

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The Sackville-
West correspondence is still occupying the
attention Of Washington politicians. Re
publ.cans generally hold that West incau-
t0usly expressed his real interest in the
contest and that. whether or not he was
trapped into doing so. Il viii have an in
fiuence upon the Irish vote 10 the dis
advantage Of President Cleveland They
regard him ss the Dsmocrscy's Burchard.
Thev bold that the British Minister'S let
Ter confirms their repeated declaration that
the British government is using all in
fCsncs possible 20 assist Clevelsnd's re-
election and the spreading Of free trade
doctrines. Democrats are indignant at
Lord Sackvills's action. They are divided
In opinion as to whether be was led TO
write the Los Angeles letter through want
Of Judgment or WAS influenced by desire
70 iniaFs Cleveland.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-27

Frank Morrison has kindly furnished ~
porter With some very interesting facts con-
csrnlng certain discoveries 90 tho bland of
Saa Clsn1enti, which lies OF TIE coa<. from
Iag11a some twenty o. thirty mica A
party q gsntlemsu, among whom was Ar
thur Cheathan. Il santa Ana, visited the
island few weeks ago. They reached ths
iSIaad by yacht from San Diego. OF Ali thu
many strange discoveries made by the party
On to- isaAnd. whico SEEMED 70 he a land ~
woE<siers, none vss - starting a. their com
tay suddenly mon hsvei sort Il plain,
whseh 49, strewn With The skeletons % abou.
fvs hundred human beings They iie scss-
terel s6ogt in prorniscssous manner, vhtch
suvEa~ts that the whole bos r1ust have ben
s1ttsaly and st once Eiibed 1bey were ap-
par-ntsy Indians and she placs where tnelr
resnsias oow he Il veritabss valley u dTy
bones. - AZ vsrstse Nsll Iranua
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-27

iIoAf OLp ls hAAlNf JhIS "a ~ fti4-
IL tcAl 4l.t.,ioa. h.ii want io Aaea. s.so
> stf ~ ku,.~ aAa Haais lo parctas . uilf lei
y ittn tei Allusiirs Nsls ~ tts llstit1l.a rs
se'o l. = fToein
loR sA1F An flfoANI ElSrf knuA
4 houst 81 Eu1drfA a. hlif4tlIfs illautled i.I
sttr AID cuu .lnt slrf cio.fi i.sl f,.o.Il
aid fooc cellar lol ttA4le II situate "a a. Htt
minutes VAL al tilcrrs - iiiie nss uieltt c4-t
Enquire ~ r b eeytaouf Clsfeadsl hots. al
lOK sAtf-MliI4 STohE And uN flIINtL
Il own and dosiW - -e'i. of eklt auet inf
property Ia tiiS c,is. mil 4als frtl foIlf
Stories hiGh, gainiUd white. 100 uin 81 ssent teo
bolss fs-eo Cleaning &pf6Istts poser cufs slleii.
ei sno a. n4acianers necessary tos uuiig fosF1
custom hilkiueSs eHisls ilst Nlrlt 81 D lst
RIVER scselal scres a. Gsoanc rtelt spa aesIiilif
combined. sao 0n sslaf prem sfs Ds inciIaif suot
Oh pronsifs. 81. r taliss> f&llex a - az aeiii q
Law once Natluu.i cas- h4li siogf ea
lOk skLf- hoIsf All io4 oN CLANCY
i e.. uas GA l.Aisseits-si. oHs cn iayiafsi
nesf street Osr Liver. prupefts ieI ssIt aF To-
10 A lso property "a other part oi fha els tf
safe - layiur. lN sno 4. fisiufiflt eve tltli
non sALf-k LkKGE HHlCE pNEIllN0
Il hctist "a spring sts iof : CO.. nesI f.elue
dwelling houst. 60 asnaessis 40 a. sc sno ~
e. hcis iafn in spare IoI q fVo az sfn.l
Isymeuu anc Ices.natlt terms a. A. ispfsr.
non IA. lecysro hlocf, oteI ilADlss L.brsEf.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-27
YELLOW JACK AT BROOKLYN.
Captain John Jtii.rd Dies at ~. Johns
Hospital with Yellow Fever.

Captain John Jtilard Dies at ~. Johns
Hospital with Yellow Fever.
NEW YoEK, Oct. 26-Considerable alarm
has been ooeAsioned over the death in the
So Johns hospital in Brooklyn OF Captain
John Jillzrd from yellow fever. The
health authorities. however. assert that
there Is 20 cause for fear. ss every
thing possible 10 prevent spread
OF the disease has been done.
The steamer CAerDs was immediately
returned to lower quarantine, where she
will be thoroughly tumigated. portion
Of her cargo which was discharged at
Martins stores. was also disnfected.
some trouble was experienced in hnd-
ing out the coschman who drove the
sick captain 10 the hospital. and not
until after several other persons had
hired the hack could he be found.
The vehicle Was thoroughly dislnfected,
and officers are now At work trying 10
locate the several passengers. The body of
the captain, after being enclosed IN an air.
tight cssket. was taken to Evergreen
Cemetery for interment-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-27
DID NOT KNOW.
John ID. Pierson Arrested for Violating
the Postal Laws

John ID. Pierson Arrested for Violating
the Postal Laws.
United States Marshal Waters went to
Sparta yesterday and brought back with
him John ID. Pierson. of that place. Pier
son is charged with sending matter through
the mail contrary to the postal laws. Pier
son sent a postal card to Rev. J. w. HaIleck
of the Sparta Sentinel, on which was the
following communication:
SPARTA. Oct 8, 1888.
Mr. j. ". HaHeck-SIR: Would like to
have you square up the amt. due me for
money you obtained by false pretenses on
the West Michigan P0hib ibitionist, as you
have stopped my paper. | did not know
but you had repudiated II. Please let me
know. j. ID. PERSON"
On being srraigned before Commissioner
AcQuewan for examination ne admitted
having sent the card, but did not know that
he was violating any law. He was held IN
the District Court in the sum OF $500. which
be furnished with A. K. Roberts as surety
The United States officials say that the
law that Was passed in June is not known
by many people. The law provides that
any postal card containing anything that
reflects on persons character, or that in
iuries hls feelings or reputation, or which
threatens him or contains an offensive
dun, shall be classed the same as obscene
matter. and the sender punishable by fine
or imIrsODment or both.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-27

b. w. Barnard, of the Eighth ward, is a
pretty good representative OF pluck and
hard work. When the panic came on early
Ia the seventies. he was engaged in the
building business in Boston. and when he
came TO look around, he was left without
any capital except willing hands and de-
sire to get there. MIR. Barnard came to this
city and settled in the Eighth ward, where
he has resided ever since. At first times
were hard, bui things begun to grow better
with him, and ne soon got started In the
building line again, and is today in pretty
easy circumstance Dir. Barnard has one
of the finest families in town, and no mai
in the city enjoys his home better than be.
Don't ask us 10 send a bill for that Want Ad,
but enclose the stamps or silver by mail or mes
senger. Our Want Columns will rent your house.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-27

txslsssss - vt.stsssssNsNs.
NEv YoEK. Oct. 26.-The Democratic
fres-trsdsrs have been attempting to make
sll The capital they could out Of anything
that looked like free trade ia the Senate
Tariff 5ilL They have been plsst.ring the
country all over with doctrines 20 the
effect that one Of TIE clauses in
Senator Aliisou's Tariff bill reduces
the daty on nne cigars one dollar per
thousand. They have succeeded. To linn
tied ertent in sgitsting some members OF
tie Cixsr.maksrs Union on the subject.
lt ~ss not until today this trick Of the
Democrats wss discovered The fact 10 Just
tie reverss. The senate Tariff bill. instead
of reducing the duty on hne cigars in
crsssss it SIC per thousand.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-27
Peculiar Banner.

skslsssss ytNssNsssteA-s
NEw YoRg. Oct. 26.-A banner was
spread at Twenty-hrst-st- and Broadway
today, that carries with it's pictorial embel-
lishments more than a suggestion of the
efforts Of the Cleveland Democrats to knife
Governor Hill, and which illustrates forcibly
the ruptured condition of the relations oi
these two candidates. The Independent
Democrats (the Grsce-Ivins crowd, and
the Mugwumps. have joined in hosting
banner advocating the Democratic
Electoral ticket and Warner Miller
for Governor Of the State. Politicians find
a good deal Of fsod for discussion in this
incident. and questions are asked on every
side II ex Mayor Grscs. who is heading the
movement of Cleveland against Hill, really
succeeded IN securing contribution for
the banner from CievelAnd's chief represent
ative. Customs Collector Aagone, with
whom Mr. Grace Is n daily conference.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-27

Ikxuxa. Ocr. 26.-A man giving the
rsms OF Edward Elkins drove into this city
ls.t evening with a spanking team and
aoabls carriaxe. RE said ne was on his
~sy from Ohio 20 ST. Louis and to ratify
the statsment be drank considerable
shisky. After that be resumed bis jour
ney. fell sslsep before be bad EFT the prln-
cipai streets ia carriage struck a hitching
po.t and vas upset. and the man vas 50
badly hurt ABOUT the head shat at nrst 10
wss thought be would die. Before hs vas
brought around it Was discovered that his
sesn had bssn stolen from Burt Brown.
near Jackson. and he man was therefore
tsilsd. Brown s. now on the road here 70
gst bis property.
Theodore News was brought here today
frora 6obisvills o. answer 20 a charge Of
horse stealing. the theft having been com
nitied asrs some EesS5 s.o.