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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-01-11
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

In accordance with the Election Law of
the Kingdom. notice is hereby given that
a General Election for Mobiles and Re-
representatives. will be held throughout
the Kingdom between the hours of 8
O'Clock AM. and O'Clock Pm. on Wednes-
day, the 9TH day of February, 1890.
The Election Districts, voting Precincts.
Polling Places and Inspectors of Elections
are as follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-01-11

Honolulu, Jan. 6, 1890. SLOT 13O5-t t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-01-11
CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by our
correspondents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
Condensed NEWS.

Another race across the Atlantic has been
BEGUN between the City Of New \ ork ana
Tcutonic.
Roger NJ. Sherman, the famous New
Norl, lawyer. viii make au effort To save
Shebuya Jugero, the japanese murderer
from electrical execution.
The Czarowitz of Russia Will Visit Bonn
bay. ,..
The New York Central strikers have
been given notice 10 vacate the compdh! :
houses within month.
AtSpringiold, Ohio, Jack Woods ate -v'
CLANS and then went home TO dinner
The Democrats gained - members OF the
Vermont Legislature at the recent election
The eth Indiana Volunteers. President
Harrison's regiment held reunion near
indianapolis Thursday. Mr. Harrison was
reelected President of the Association
The engineer and four tramps were h!liel
I'm a freight wreck near Cauey Kansas.
Niaximillan Flcischman. well known
New York Yeast manufacturer, died at sea.
The pyle Knodler Baking Co, of Phila-
delphia. burned loss, SlG3.OOo.
The foreman who set up the lack5. mat
wrecked the Old Colony train, is ndlcteu
for manslaughtcr.
The Trenton Pottcrs' convention mas
abolished the Western executive board
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
BRECKENRIDGE OUT.
Reeds Packed Majority Commit Another
Robbery.

WASHINGTON September j.-Immedi-
ately after the reading of the journal
the Clayton-B -Breckinridge ease was again
taken up i'm the House, and Mr.. Brecll-
inridgc was accorded the floor to argue
i'm his own behalf. He charged the
Chairman of the Committee on Flee
tions (Mr RowelD with impropriety in
prciudicng the ease. That gentleman,
iu discussing another election case, had
referred to the case from the defended
Arkansas district and declared that i'm
that district five political murders had
occurred. lie called upon the gentleman
TO name the murdered men. Mr.. Row
ell said that they were benjamin, Smith,
Bentley and Clayton, while an attempt
had been made TO aSSaSSinatc Wahl.
Mr.. Brcckinridge denied the correct
ness of this statement, and called atten-
tion To the fact that that gentleman
himself c0ncmrcd in a report which
said there was a suspicion only of these
things being true. He denied that the
murders were political murders. His
distinguished and lamcnted opponent
had been foully and infamously muir
dcred. But no one had produced any
suit of public antipathy, or had come
from collective or organized effort.
I'm. speaking of the murder of Clayton
lwhom he claimed as a bosom friendl he
said that il had been stated that after
that murder hc should have resigned his
seat. Why should ne have resigned?
lie knew of no fraud in the election that
invalidatcd his election. To have re-
signed would have been TO say that he
believed Clayton to have been murdered
% affect the result OF the election. The
House of representatives, was the tribu-
nal 10 inquire into the election. lie
criticised i'm severe language the action
of the subcommittee, asserting that he
had been denied witnesses after he had
been promised that they would be ac-
corded him. lie closed with: Come
To your conclusion, and take an appeal
To the people, regardless of party, In the
district have the honor TO represent.
on the broad ground of common honesty
and I'm November they viii reverse both
your conclusion and the method OF your
conclusion" Democratic applause.
Mr.. DalZcil closed the case for the
Republicans. Motions 90 recomm.t the
ease. and a minority report confirming
Brcckinrdgc'S right % the seat, were
both lost. The resolution declaring the
seat vacant was agreed to. yeas 10J,
nays G2. The House then took a recess,
the evening session TO be for the con-
SidcratiOu of private pension bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
KENNEDY DODGES.
The Ohio Congressman VIII Not Print his
Attack on Quay.

The Ohio Congressman VIII Not Print Iii-
Attack on Quay.
WA-uINoroN. September 5.-S peakcr
Pro Tenn. Burrows. in alludiug TO Re-
preventative Hcuucdy'S assault ON Sen
ator Quay. said to-day that the speech
would NOT appear in the Congressional
RecorJ for several days, if at all. Ken
uedy informed the Speaker that if hc
concluded 90 have TO printed he would
first eliminate all unparliamentary allu-
~ious to the Senator. Nothing can
therefore Doe done about the matter for
thc present. as thc House has uO record
whatever of the speech.
anticipation of the publication of
thc offensive remarks, steps have been
taken on both sides of the House to deal
with the question. Representative
Eo5tucr. % Louisiana Democrat. after
consultation with other Democrats, has
prepared q resolution calling for the cN-
pul~iou of the offending member. Mr..
UalIcU ha, charge of the resolution
drawn up by the Pennsylvania Rcpub-
lcaus. providing for the eNpunging of
thc speech from the Record, and says
Doc viii present 10 as soon as the speech
shall appear.
There are prcccdcnts for the course
proposed by Mr.. Dalzell and his Penn
syNauia colleagues. Some years ago.
whom Charles Sumner held seat in the
Senate. hc was grossly a>sailed by VIII
liam Morgan, Democratic Representa-
tive from Ohio, and by a vote of the
House the uuparliamentary and abusive
language was eliminated from the
Record
Senators on both sides of the cham
bor after conference ON the subject,
have decided Co take no notice OF the
matter, and Senator Quay adhereS 90
the position Doe assumed at first, not to
dignity theattack by public notice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
AMIsEMENTs.
The Opera House Newt Week.

Fair Week" win De very attractive
one az the Opera House. Wednesday and
Thursday Around the World in Eighty
Days will be presented, and Friday and
Saturday "The Great Metropolis will hold
the stage.
Ofthc first named attraction the Charles
ton Nclrs says.
The dramatization of Jules Verne's great
novel. Around the World i'm Eighty
Days" was a difficult task, but nothing
was omitted In the play that could be
adapted 90 "a stage The scenes are rcalis
tic. the climaXcs effective. while the story
Is closely followed Mr.. Fleming as phin-
cas F0gg was clever impersonali0n of
that eccentric traveller Mr. Wollred as
Passe Part0ut, Miss Marshall as Aouda
and Mr. St0ddarl AS the detective We're cs-
pccially rool The scenery is realistic
throughout The explosion of the ocean
steamship was is one of the most realistic
stage effects ever produced i'm this city
The paraphemalia that is required 10
produce this play is amazing IN quaint v
and gorgeous in character The march of
the coIIs dc bdlld was admirably executed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
rnE TARIFF GRIND.
The senate Rapidly Finishing the Com
mittce's Bill.

WASHINGTON, September after the
reading of the journal the tariff bill was
taken up i'm the Senate, and the considera-
ton of the free list was proceeded with.
ON motion of Mr. Manders0n. art educa-
tiOnal stops, composed of glass and metal
.au invention used in Kiudergartensl was
inserted in the free list
Mr. Davis moved TO insert binding twine
ON the free list, and Mr.. Vance moved TO
amend the amendment by adding cotton
0ageiuc Mr. Vance's motion was defeated
and Mr. Davis amendment was agreed 20.
yeas 3o. nays Is On motion of Mr.. Car
Isle. the word "degras' was struck of the
free list. Mr. Vest moved 20 insert IN the
free list climber hewn and sawed. squared
and sided and sawed boards, plank deals
and other lumber of hcm.0ck white wood,
sycamore, white pine and bass wood.
Rejected
ON motiouo of Mr. Plumb the duty on pine
clapbolrds was reduced from > 10 81 per
900 Mica was restored 20 80 per cent
advIOrcm.
Paragraph G35 in the free list was, on
motion of Mr. Carlisle, modified so as 90
read. "all mineral waters not artificial
Mr. Quay moved TO strike out of the free
list paragraph GGj, "sulphate OF quinia and
all alkalOids or salts of cinchona bark.
The motion tO strike quininc out of the
free list was defeated year -, nays '3.
The following is the vote iu detail
Yeas Aldrich, Cameron, Chandler,
Dawes, Edmunds, Hawley, Hiscoc6, Me
MILAN, Moody, Platt, Quay Sawyer
Stewart, Stockridge. Wilson. of Iowa, Id.
Navs-Allen, Allison. Barbour Bate,
Berry. Blodgctt Butler, Carlisle. Cock
rcl. Colqujtt, Cullom, Eusts, Evarts,
Faulkner. Frye. Gibson, German, Gray
Hale. Harris, Hearst, Higgins ingalls,,
Mitchell, Morgan. Paddock, Plumb, Pugh,
Power. Ransom, Sherman, Spooner, Tel
lcr. Turpie, Vance, Vest, Walthal, Wash
burns.
The committee amendment placing
sp0uges on tine free list went over until to-
morrow. as also did the amendment placing
sugars not above No. l3 en- the free list.
The consideration of the free list having
been concluded. some OF the preceding par
arraphs were. ON motion of AIR. Aldrlch,
taken up again and modified, one being par
arraph t9i. inserting i'm the free list the
words 'or painted glass windows, when
pictorial
on motion of Mr. Hawley paragraph
-l.iS was amended so To- admit antiquities
produced prior TO the year 400,
INSTEAD of the 18th century, Mr.. Aid
rich then gave notice of am amendment i'm
posing a duty after January !, ls92J of
cents a pound on black oxide of tin, and ON
bar block and pig tim. The Senate then
adjourned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
\ DOUBTFUL STORY.
Attorneys Discredit the Accounts of thu
Crouch Murder.

WASHNGroN, PA, September o
Nothing since the Crouch murder was
committed created such a sensation at
this place concerning that case as did
the report published in the morning
papers, stating that the seyen-year-old
son of Mrs. Harvey, alias Mrs. West,
Miss Brundage, etc, has made conieS-
sion, duplicating William West and
showing where the stolen money was
hidden.
From all information that can be OBJ
tanned from the attorneys in the case, it
appears that the story published is
either altogether a mistake or has very
little foundation.
NJ. II. Stevenson and District Attor-
ncy Parker both stated this morning
that no money had been turned over to
them, and that they believed il TO bc a
mistake, as they had not even received
any information concerning il, except
what they had seen published this
morning District Attorney Parker cs-
pecially said he believed it to be lie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
OPPOSE FREE COAL.
SENATOR FAULKNER STATES HIS REA-
SONS
For Opposition 70 Shormans Reciprocity Amend
ment-Pntect0l for Our Own Miners First
Canada Not Likely 70 Accept the
Proposition.

Special telegram 20 tte Register
WAsHINGroN, ID. c., September O.
Senators Faulkner, Barbour, German
and other Democrats are opposing the
sherman amendment to the tariff bill,
looking 90 free coal. I'm an interview
with thc REGI>rEE correspondent 10.
day Senator Faulkner said that hc OPP
posed the sherman amendment because
10 will iujure the coal interests OF West
Virginia. lie added: That amend
ment provides that If Canada admits
coal free into its ports the President
shall issue Proclamation author
iziug the admission OF Cana
dian coal into the ports
of the United States, mined in
the Dominion of Canada. This amend
mcnt ii adopted. would not effect the
coal WincS of Ohioor other northwestern
States. except tine State of Washing
tom. but It's effect upon the bituminouS
mines of West Virginia. Virginia and
Maryland would Doe very serious, rs 10
would bring thc coal of Novia Scotia
and Canada iu competition with the coal
of those States in supplying the mar
kctS of New England, New York. Phiia-
delplia and Baltimore. 1t would have
no effect upon the prices of coal except
upon thc coast aS the transportation in-
land would prevent it from coming i'm
competition with those Goals. IL would
benefit. therefore. mo- one but the highly
protected manufacturers located at those
points, the effect of which as To them
would simply Dee 90 increase their al
ready eNOrbitaut profits. West Virginia
is second only 90 Pennsylvania and Ohio
iu it's output of bituminouS coal. its
increase of production being very re-
m1rNable. In 1850 10 produced
! .-g2.51O tons. and I'm 1850 it~ output eN-
ccedod five millions of tons. The inn
uortati0u of coal into this country has
greatly increased during the last nine
years. 10 has generally been brought
ler, 300 ballast. the ships returning with
cargocs loaded from this country. The
output iu the United States has rapidly
increased until 10 has reached produc-
ti0n oi S5.5OJ.131 tons. which repre-
SCENTS to our wage caruerS the sum
of ~l2..52. S65. England and
her dependencies have been our
main competitor, ~h, having
imported into this country all of the
coal brought here except 5000 tons.
Goa. las virtually, cNccptaS to the man
uiacturcrs ou the coast, been free for q
ycJr>.a> the drawback allowed
uu thc importation of an coal used iu
the coast tradcaud i'm the foreign carry
ing trade ha, been the fun amount of
the duty paid. But since the first
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
ALL OUT FOR GORE.
B0ULANGlST MEETING BREAKS UP INA
ROW
And a Half Dozen Duels Expected to Result
Disastrous Fires at Salonica and in Hun
gary-Shnley in the Alps
Other News.

PARIS, September "A noisy Bou-
langist meeting was held here last night.
The meeting protested against the rev
Citations concerning Gen. Boulangcr, and
passed a resolution affirming their ad-
herencc 10 the programme OF the party
for the revision OF the constitution. NJ.
CaStclin, one Of the speakers. made
violent attack upon NJ. Mcrmeix, editor
of the Cocdric, the Boulangist organ.
and the author OF the revelations. who
upon arising to reply was greeted with
hisses and groanS and was compelled To-
abandon the attempt. NJ. Soudcy. An
archiSt, who was waiting in neighbor-
ing boulevard. followed NJ. McrmciN
heaping abuse upon him, and ending
his lirade by splitting in NJ. MermciX'S
face. Several duels are expected 10 oc-
eur as the result Of the meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
Marched His Men to Death.

LONDON, September 5-Hoeller. who
commanded the Bavariau infantry rcgi-
ment which was forced 10 march az FUN
speed from Wurzburg 10 Markbreit under
a scorching sun during the recent ma-
ueuyrcs. has been dismissed from the sep
vice or the $50 men who fell by the way
from fatigue, many will never recover
their health. Three died, six committed
suicide by throwing themselves into the
river Main, having been rendered insane Bog
their sutferiugs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
4 Sngge.tioll.

There may be persons i'm this community
who are at times troubled with conc or
subject TO attacks of bowel compliant IL
So. they should try Chamberlain Conc;
Cholera and DiarrhWa Remedy III VII
afford almost immediate relief, ana WuTH ~
reduced with water is pleasant 70 l1Ae; ~
taken as soon rs the first lnulSAtlo', ~ 1.'
Man roople use fl in this way. and hnd
That II never fails them \ p or 2O-cent
bottle may be obtained from c. K. Goetze.'
" ". Irwin. c. Schncpf and John hlari'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
CENTRAL INVESTIGATION.
\ Knight TcstiGes to the Reason of His
Discharge.

ALBANY, y. Y, Septembcr5 The State
Board of Arbitration met at 1913 this
Mr.. Powderly did not arrive
this morning, and Messrs. Wright and
Roger a. Pryor appeared for the Knights
and Hamilton Harrison for the road,
Division Superintendent Bissscll of Al
bany, said ne did not know that any
body was dismissed because he was a
KuightO of Labor. Mr. Leieyrc was sus-
pended for lack of duty. lie admitted he
thought Lcfevre was active in the Knights
Mr.. Lefcvrc testified that he had been in
the employ of the company for eighteen
years. lie supposed he was discharged
because he was a Knight. He had never
been accused of neglect OF duty.
Others testified in the same way,
cause being given in one
case that they were bothering with com
mttees instead of working. MI Purcell,
in closing, said that the Board could only
give a decision when both parties wished to
arbitrate I'm this case recommendations
for settlement could be given. This can
only be given through the Legislature,
probably January lst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06

ROME, September j-The Pope is busily
engaged in preparing am encyclical letter
addressed 10 all the Bishops throughout
the world which will deal with the problem
of labor. His Holiness will make ap-
proving reference To- the efforts of tie
Kaiser Wilhelm 10 alleviate the condition
of the workingman the world over.
Ii is also expected that hc will alsosug-
gest the propriety Of holding conference
of the high dimitaries of the Roman Catho-
lie Church 10 consider the welfare of labor
ers OF all classes within lbs pale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
The Racesat MeadyilIc

MrApvIlLE, PA, september g. The Con-
peartv;lle fair closed today, fair weather
continuing throughout To-day's attend
oDre was about 1000 The races resulted
rs follows. 81 Vincent, owned by Powell
Dro,bers. Sprincb0ro, won the free for all
t,ot Eillie Miller second, Bay Hull third,
Dnl,e fourth: best time, 2:33i ln the
baif mile trot for yearling colts Leon won
S1Jia second. Bula third; best time. :i3 i.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
Tho CnneHites ON Top.

san ANTONIO, Ten, September 5.-The
Republican State Convention adjourned
sine djc this afternoon. The Cuney wing
of the party retruns home flushed with
victory, save the nomination of Webb
Flanagan for Governor. They won every
thing else, and lost this only 10y a hair
breadth. Fianagan's only opponent was
G.. w. Ogden, of this city who received
only6 votes less than the successful candi-
date
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
TRADE THERMOMETER.
The status Of Business shown by Dun a
Cn.'s Eennrt.

NEW YoEK, September 5.-R. G.. Dun X
Co.'S wccdly review of trade says. An
other large failure. that of Sawyer Wal
lace & Co, comes at time when the ef-
fects of the Potter-Lovett failure at Boston
prove more disturbing than was expected.
The dry goods trade is decidedly larger
than last year The iron manufacture is
also more promising. But pig iron is kept
low by the heavy supply, and at Pittsburg
is quoted a shade lower At Cleveland The
market for ore and pic is quiet. The am
thracitc coal market is weaker. Reading
has resumed work in many coliicries and
the advance of 10 cents per ton seems on
paper only
Tho speculative markets are lower.
Wheat shows loss of cents for the
week, corn cents, oats cent, pork -
cents per barrel. hogs 20 cents per 100
pounds, while oil is ~ cents lower. The
business failures throughout the country
during the past seven days number 2O3, as
compared with total of lS9 last week. For
the corresponding week OF last year the
figures were POI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06

Cm,Aco. September Nearly every
man of the Carpenters Council was on
hand al their meeting last night. j. G.
ogden. member of the present Strike
Committee and am active member for sey-
erai years. was elected President, vice
LANES O'Counel. resigned. \ delegate
made "a speech advocating general strike.
Immediately am uproar ensued' during
which motion was put and carried tnat
fine present conservative policy concerning
the strike bc continued
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
PRESIDENTIAL PLANS.
he President and Mrs. Harrison of For
Hrn..nn Gnrinf...

The President and Mrs. Harrison OF For
Cresson Springs.
WNSuINcToN, ID. c., September The
President, Mrs. Harrison and Private Sec
rotary Halford left Washington this morn
ing at i0.50 o'clock, via the Pennsylvania
road for Crcsson, Pa. They occupied a
special car attached TO the New York and
Chicago Limited Express. The President
expects TO remain at Cressou until October
first, but his stay there will be governed by
the proceedings of Congress, as il is hs
purpose TO be back in Washington at least
ten days before the adjournment. lie has
arccptcd am invitation TO attend the re
union Of the Army of the Cumberland at
Toledo. Ohio, on the 18th inst, but does
not expect to bc absent from Cresson ON
that occasion more than two on three days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06

Or. Williams Indian Pile Ointment ls
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding
or Itching Piles ever discovered. j.
never fails 20 cure old chronic cases of
long standing.
Jndqc Coons. Maysyillc, KY, says:
DIR. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years Of suffering.
For sale by Logan Drug Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06

PARIS, September Tile murderer SAY
AIRY suffered the penalty for mis- crime this
morning at Montrciul, where he was guiilo-
tined Just as the knife was about 10 de-
scend Sayary turned his head and inflicted
like manner as the notorious Tropman. who
murdered a whole family, did nine or ten
years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
Cettinr Too Much school MONEY,

CoLrMBus. o.. September Some DAYS
ago State Auditor Poe discovered that
Franklin county was overdrawing her
share OF the school funds Dy a false and
excessive school enumeration. and was
about 20 take steps 90 force her 20 refund
the money when be discovered that ten
years AGO Steubenville drew AN enormous
sum over her share IN some way. and 10 was
found imprdcticaDlc 90 recover 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06

MONTREAL. September Thirteen Chi
uameu passed through the city to-day in
bond. on their way 10 Yokohama. via Van
cOuver. They came from New York and
are going home for holiday, having made
considerable money iu the tea and laundry
business. They Were angry az being
treated like freight and said China would
rcialiate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
Lnder,. HIlarllr Coming

On Monday evening next Charles A.
Lodcr and his famous Hilarity Company
will commence "a three nights engagement
at the Grand. The company has been
greatly strengthened since its aggearance
here last season, the people being nearly all
new and the comedy has been rewritten
As the Grand is sure 20 be crowded 20 its
utmost capacity on the opening night.
those who desire 20 witness the per
formance should secure their seats at
Wrir's without delay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
mn.tNlrrInIn rensIon..

Special Tsl.grln 70 ne Register
WASHINGTON, d. c., September Pen
sious have been granted as follows: Orig
NAL Jacob B0iiuer, Grafton; George NJ.
Ewing. Viola: VIM c. Hall, Charleston.
Reissue and iucrcase-Jonathan Hawkins,
Canton. Original widow Sarah Cook,
l.rlnar widow ot Wiley Mccoy. Sheridan