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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-05
LOCAL G. GENERAL NEWS.

A MoRTGAGEE's notice Of sale ap-
pears elsewhere.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-05
EaaiFALS.
DEPARTURES.

Jan
SChr Sarah IL Eliza for Koolau
Stmr j A CumminS for Waimanalo
Stm' Hawaii for Kaupo, HonOmu and
'lakalau
Stm J IS Makee for K paa at p m
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-05
AssiGSEE'S NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed Assignee
L L in the estate of j. Hane, Of Wal
uku, Maui, all persons having claims
against this estate are requested To pre-
sent same Immediately, and all persons
indebted to the estate are requested to
make their payments forthwith.
K. l.. Az tRBACH,
Assignee, at the Office of l.. b. Kerr.
Honolulu. 745 30t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-05
a Host OF Volunteers !

atis- Box plan at j. j. Williams; open
Tuesday, Jan. &, 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30
CLEVELAND RIGHT IN LINE.
Measures Being Taken to Rid the Forest
City OF smoke.

CLEvELASp, o.. Dec. 23.-An o-di-
nance was introduced in the council
this evening providing for the abatc-
meut OK nuisanccs caused by dense
smoke. noxIous gases and vapors, and
offensive odors.
The ordnance deems the emission of
smoke aud gases from any boat,
locomotive, private chimney, mann.
factory, or stationary engine n nuisance
and provides tine Of $lV0 Tor violation
OF It's provisions. Tho owner of the
building and tho fireman are liable to
fines.
The health officer is empcw wered TO
enforce the ordinance either upon his
own motion or upon the complaint of
any citlz-n. The measure was referred
10 the corporation c. unset for an
opinion as TO its legality. A similar
ordnance rather loosely drawn was
reported as having legal objections to
its passage. and II is proposed III this
Substitute 10 avoid such errors.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30

IspfAxAroIis. Ind, Dec. 29.-Brew-
i.g companies outside OK this city and
the English syndicatcs have. within
the nast year. largely affected the lat
icris Interests here. Tue Indianapolis
Brewing company had hold OIL the
ovt .ospg council. and compelled II
TO pass an ordinance compelling each
brewing company doing tusines, here
to pay license fee OF $1,000. The
lndlauapolis company today paid the
Zee, but directly thereafter the attorney
Of outside companies, and the one IA
this city III opposition 10 the syndicate,
notitied the city comptroller that no
Zee would be paid. as it was the pur
pCse TO test the validity OF the ordln-
uncc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30
IT IS A MALICIOUS LIE.
The General Opinion CcncerninS th
Attempted Eribery in Ohio.

The General Opinion CcncerninS the
Attempted tiribsry in Ohio.
CoLuMnrs, OHIO, Dec. 2S.-Thc report
OF the alleged attempted bribers OF
Representative Griffin caused great
sensation i'll political circles here, and
10 email an cunt of indignation among
all classes Of people who know and ao-
prcciatc the sterlipg honesty OF Senator
shcrmag1.
1t has raised q question of vcracity
between Messrs. Griffin and Brown. who
figured as tho principals in causing the
publication Of the story. Il
The former, who reached Columbus
at 10 o'clock tonight, Indignantly de-
nics that he ever made the declaration
attributed 10 him, and emphatIcally
says no one offered him any sum of
money Tor his vote. On the other hand,
Walter Brown reatfirms his statement
10 IA. effect that Mr.. Griffin did say
that he was told that tlere was s. 900
Tor him if he and his associate wouli
support the senator, aud he offers TO
produce q witness to suhstantia:e him.
M ono believes that Mr.. Sherman
would ever bc a party TO the slightest
Imprupre;y in connection with his can
ysss, and u IS certain thai no man
would more quickly dcnounce the use
OF money in a canvass than the dis
tinguishcd senator. Tins ia the general
expression of the leading men. "A goodly
numoer OF whom have arrived here Tor
| the opening.
Ex-Congrcssman a. &. Thompson. Of
| the Portsmouth district. referring to
the subject, said: IL believe that the
whole tnlng is u fake. Itisa malicious
scheme 10 iujure Senator Sherman.
No man would dare 10 make such an
offer. Mr.. Sherman has never resort
ed 10 any methods that had the least
suggestion OF impropricty, and know
that he has not and Will not in tnIs
contest"
Several representatives and senators
who arc pedg, q to Senator Sherman
arrived tonight. besides two of them
who have not declared themselves.
| These are Senator i.ampson of Asbta-
hula. aud Representative SOuthard of
| Union, both OF whom. IL ia understood, !,
will come ont for Mr.. sherman, the
latter probably within the next twenty
four hours. The thirteen members
from Hamilton county, several OF
| whom are said to bc wayering IN their
support 20 the ex-governor. will arrive
| on wednesday, and both Senator sbsr-
mar and Governor Foraker are sched-
uled to reach Columbus on Tuesday
4 evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30
FlkMss IN A TENEMENT.
At;smpt as New York to Harm an Ap.
partmsnt House.

Ssw IcRK. Dee. s9.--A cowardly at
tempt .o burn 100 inoifensive people
asleep in thc:r beds was discovered ut
3 O'Clock this morning IN the
double tenement 1t No. ..31
East thirty eighth street. and i pre-
cspitsted panic. A like attempt
was discovered on Chrssman day on
tho same premises Just IN time 10 save
"a dangerous fire. ghis morning ten
an, who happened to go through the
hail on the tirst floor found u calico
dress saturated with oil burning tiercely
on the floor. An alarm was given aud
TIE inmates were routed from their
beds. TIE flames from me burning
dress communicated to the woodwork
IN the hallway and clouds Of smoke as
cendirg to tho upper floors added to
the fright of the people. fIae!y
awakened from their sleep. The
affrighied tenants feared for their
lives. and rushed pcll-mell along
the Railways and down the stairs al
most on top of one another. The fire.
men subdued the flames tier the hall
way had been badly burned. and the
tenants who had gained the street
without injury were induced to return.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30

Nathaniel Edwards. living on South
Division street near the D., l.. & -.
crossing, has been missing from his
home slnce Sunday noon. lie left
home saying be was going to look after
Job, lac being a teaslster and having
had nothing 10 10 for some ume. lie
has not returned and its fanny, con-
.siing of his vile and five c0!drcn
have grave fears concerning lis where
ahouts. Edwards has teen sn.fcrin..
with the grip and had acted Strangely
during the last lew DAYS preceding hiS
departure. When he left hoGie he had
81 IN his pocket aud the fansly tears
soui piay. lie j. ~ years OF age and u
DESERVED a. being iixs feet alee lncns 9
ia heighS aud weighs ssont isp ponds.
lie - OF light complexlon and mas a
email sandy mustache AMI brown nsgf.
tie wore dark striped clothes. some
what faded, ard a new dark colofed
oyofcoat.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30
v REQUIRES LEGISLATION
To Change IN. Method ef Letting city
Contracts.


Fred Twsmlcy. clerk Of the board OF
public works, is probably as we'll posted
IN what limitations tho city charter
places upon slIe hoard Of public works
as any ore ef the city officials. In
regard tn ths communication received
by the council from the Central Labor
union, requesting the council TO change
the system (which the work Of grading.
putting In sewers, and carrying ON
other Improvements IL done, he said
Yesterday: Il observe that the Central
fabor union il of the opinion that
such an alteration can he made, and
that il Is thought that better service
viii be gwen, the fnsn receive their
pay moro promptly, and the work given
% cltlsens OF Grand Rapids Accord
ing TO the city charter all necessary
uubhe improvements must be dopc by
contract. Bids mGstte Advertised for
and tlle Jobs awarded 90 the lowest
bidders. Ia the loog run the eity gains
by so doirg There has been no com
plaint from the employees OF eenirsc-
ters. II such q change was made u
could only be dene by an act OF the
egsstuFc,"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30
THEIR EXODUS RnsTPoNgo.
Four Would-Bs Tourists Halted as tho
south Yards

Harry Brush, eigarmaker, was ar
rested last night by Deputy Sheriff
Mosher for breaking into n freight car
in the south yards. Later in the cven-
ing the same officer. in company with
Deputy SherifIs Leonard and Dough-
crty, visited the south yards and
brought back Casper Bonanza. Nick
Zimmerman and Will Tuuis. The first
is a cigarmaker, and was intending to
make train out of tho city. The last
two are boys whose parents live in the
city. They had provided Themselves
with ugly looking knives and n large
bottle OF ''chain lightning" Thus ac-
cutred they were contemplating trip
10 the "wIld and woody west" for the
espr, s, purpose OF eliminating the re-
E,ainder OF the ''pesky redskins" Their
peregrnations will bc postponed in
definitely.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30

He EtsisAss Hia Essiiy IN gifsssa
Lively kSsnas-

Lively kSands-
sAs FEAscIsco, Dec. 29.--Ths well
know heavy weights Joe McAui.ife Of
San Francisco, and Patsy Cardiff Of
Minneapolis. fought for $500 purse
~ tue California Athistic club tonight.
Both men were in fine condition, Me-
Anlfte weighing zl5 and Card u. iss.
Hiram Cook Was chosen referee. Four
teen thousand spectators were on hand
70 wilness the fight. The betting
was two 10 one on McAullife.
The light commenced at $50 D. m.
snd the men began hard slugging At
once. Five hard fought rounds fol-
lowed IN which each man was
knocked down once. some terrifc
pumnelling MAS done III the sixth,
Joe almost kno king Patsy groggy.
Cardiff gamily stood the awful pound
Ing IN this round. From this on Joe
continued To and he avily. Patsy being
unable to reach his large opponent
when an opportunity offered. which
made II an uphill fight. McAulttfe
finally knocked his man out IN the
fifteenth round.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30

A large audience of delighted scheei
teachers gathered in liaftman's hall
iast night ~ listen o. lecture. 4
Page ssom American History" hy bF.
y. W. Vunsauias OF tAIeago. There
car be ao gaestsoH about Df- ssuosau-
les being ene ef the leading orators 0f
tire day. flls ssege manner - mod 4
ef grace, AMI hls pgonaae sfloa might
le the envy 81 Al osltsoepst. lIfs
delivery q s7-geiaTiy nseasiir, s1ni al
we're universally YssAsea nth shn
srlani sEly. isat sggsnes warner "a
wgteh ~ tsesssd hssas.ett
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30

l.. V. Davis, a Fremont lumbcrman,
10 at Sweets.
X. @. Peters. the Manistee lumber
man, Is at the Morton.
A. J. Ayers and ". II. Harrison OF
Adrian are guesis NJ swcet's.
Fred d. Tiills. n Chicago furniture
man, is a guest al the Morton.
c. q. Wade Of ohvet college, rcxis
tered at the Morton yesterday.
Il. NJ. Hewitt. q prominent merchani
Of Maple Rapids, Is at the Eagle.
Miss Anna Lane. preccptrcss OF the
Decatur schools. IL guest at Sweets.
Prof. y. v. Brown Of the University
OF Michigan, IL guest At the Morton.
u. w. Johnson. travelling passenger
agent tor the Union Pacific, q at l.be
Morton.
". IL. Gurrlns. travelling passenre,
agent for the Chicago A Northwestern
IL at the Morton.
u. Reed. one Of Ray City's ieadsns
educators, is NJ Sweets. lie is accom-
panied by his vile.
George Gilman, travelling passenger
agen, for the Atchison. Topeka A santa
lie, is at the Morton.
c. l.. Larzclere. principal Of tie
Lowell schools. ard q. NJ. Mclaughlin
of the Nashville scboole, are at thu
Esgle.
T.. NJ. Brown. q prominent Blc Rap
ids educator, ar>4 X. A. Moon. n lufn-
herman from The same place, are ~ the
Eagle.
IL. skinner. superintendent Of the
ilapecf schools. and j. n. Ista-
brook of the Petoskey schools. are st
the Morton.
William steele of Albion 10 . guest at
swcet's. lie ~ here ~ attend Tie weG-
ding of HE son sidney. the genial clerk
| Of Colonel klseisy's heteIfy.
The Hon. ferris r. Fsfeh a Lansing.
superintendent Of public instruction. ss
| az the Morton. lie - attending tse
meeting of the state teachers.
n. l.. Gale, president OF the BIG lap.
iis Northern National bank, and John
NeNaughtoB. a prominent Biz Rapids
lsmbcrmsn, arc at the No ton.
y. Grawn. superintendent cf the
| Traverse City schools, aud 6. X. Eeu.
dali. superintendent of tue saginaw
schools, are guests Al the Morton.
j. N. iisH OF Pint. oas OF fhe ssec.,
fite committee 81 tie Ebautaunne a.
socsstoB. vas ft The Iarle Yesterday
lie wac m the city % cenfef x9th Dr.
tnnsaulus esAtIss % lecture ~ fxs
4 New next Fuffutsr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30
clsscss WINS THE FIGHT
oe warp. Assy Bowen IN Forty ishs
Rsoas<

NKv OaLgsSs. Dec. o. Before BIZ
crowd IN Metropolitan sthletis bali to-
night. Andy B0wen, the lisht-wessht
champion Of Louisiana. and Austsu
tssbbons. the well-knovn New Jersey
puxshss. put on the gloves for faish
fient Tor purse of $1,000. Bower was
tse lsvcsils IN the betting. The hght
texsn at 2. m. wlta light hitting. k.t-
lie MAS tons nBtl the ninth
reund when Bowen had the
beet cf a. smashing Gibbons in the ribs
<ad face. Hard fghung followed N
the tenth and both we're badly punish
ea. CD 20 the fsftseuth rsund Bowen
did most OF the fghtng, puaksnIng
tfbhons badly BY lzrsdlng repessediy en
his face.
FROM the fifteenth 90 ,he twsn-
tv seventh Bowen had much tire
hest OF Il, playing Al the
sins Cor his fave-ite neck
hlow. aud reaching the spot Of
ten From tnls % the shirty ei<'1tss
fossess were evea. Little BunEshuefrt
,eing adm sasstersd By ssshsr. esl'eans
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30

r. Idly. formerly postmaster At
Coopcrsvisle. has now general nlsr.
chant ~ Wesson, Miss., 10 the guest Of
his osd friend landlord Rice. of toe
BRIDGE street house. Mr.. LILLY reposss
business in fairy prosperous conds-
ton IN RS loeaissy. bat adds thas the
fsfna~rs are oyeffosag tna e0sEon buss-
ness "a such al exfesit taat psiess Tor
tess staple sFz very low.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30
HURlEY'S BLOOD is UP.
uo Will Prosecute Those Who Have
Sinndered Him


Lieutenant Hurley is still after the
scalps OF those who haze been SANDER
Ing him. Yesterday he consulted the
prosecuting attorney and was advised
as to the best steps to pursue. Definite
action has not been decided upon yet,
but it is probable that before tho sun
sets this evening something heavy will
fall IN the vicinity of Harry
DeGraafs grocery store on
South Division streei. In conversation
with Captain Johnson and the leu,cn-
ant the latter said yesterday tuat the
charges made were of sucn a nature
that nc could not overlook them. and
that those preferring them would be
compelled To either subs! antlate or re-
tract them. Superintendent Eastman
and the captain express themselves
as believing that Lieutenant Hurley is
able 10 clear himself, and that the ac-
cusations are without foundation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30

SAW ASruSIo. Tex, Dec. 2?.-Not a
wheel was turned on the whole 70G
msics of the san Antonio <
Arkansas pass road today. The
situation OF tho strike remains I'm.
charged. with no possibility OF
satisfactory adjustment. The com-
pspy will try To tegin fi'lirg the places
OF the operators, engineers. !irpmen
and conductors tomorrow, and Will en-
dcav0r to run two trains.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30
RECALLED THE OLDDlIs
The Rev. y. w. GunsAuius On the
Revived Interest In Lec1ures.
IlLKS OF UNIVERSITY EyIEsslQl
The Chrsstiast<isx asfusses - ASs. 49,
peeisiss fans fsssar<s ens <>sAna
Mssse~ kuscas op~Atex 80
the wesid- kAts.

"fha has been wonderful seaF ia
the lecture bsislness.p sxid Ds. r. ".
ounsauius OF Chicago ~ the Morton
house yesterday. ''it carries oas h<sk
Ia lae famous cid days of iectugssxs
when Wendell Philips. John T.. Googa
aud Henry Ward Beseher would draw
such magnificent audience. Those we:s
the dsys for lecturers, bat those times
are gradually returning. This year has
been the best Tor years. Never Lefors
has the public demanded "a much ot .
lecturer from an iptollee,usi polAt eI
view. They have demanded something
more than mere amusement They
have demanded material fo: saEnd
mental food. A lecturer VINO Cza't
give the people something 10 think
about isn't a drawing card tisis se1f
The time las long since pc ssnd Nnen =
man who has fallen out ot a sctea.-
story window or Hhe has run CT with
another mans Wife can co oa lecture
platform aad attract tie attention OF
the pubhc." and the reverend coctor
sighed as ne sAsa yid OF the dear cd
DAYS forever tasl. 1--WE must 10 sofaf-
thing better now. People Will hardly
flock together 10 sec u man y hose name
Is famous throughout the woria-un-
less. OF course. II Is Sir Edwin Asssps1
or someone ike that. Speaking OF taa
increased demand Tor lectures suss year,
! think . good deal OF II IL due 70 tar
Chantauqua directors. and the WORK
they have begun university exseasl~l
will keep up. We are running N Chi.
cago genuine society tor university
extension. The members are composed
entirely OF merchants and other work
ingmen. They ars doing excellent
work, too. and lively interest 10 beng
taken In it. of course there are ses-
eIal societies tor university extension
among Chicago society people. but such
societies can hardly be called socsetsss
for university extension. More exact,
ly, they are lecture courses"
I'VE always aAk n Chicago minister
his opinion relative TO opening tie
Worlds Fair on sunday" SAID tie re-
porter. That's our flnal infection
"Weii," responded the doctor, 81 am
IN favor OF closing every thing but the
art department, and of keeping that
open. A good picture has = wonderful
Chrlstianlzlng influence. ] regard a
man who has . beautiful picture aud
who fails 10 exhibit IL as ssnnes.
want the poorer clssses 10 have n
chance 20 sec the beautiful works al
art, and there ~ no reason why they
shouldn't sec them Sunday. IL 10 vsrg
easy for men who own stock in railroad
and street railway companies that rua
their lines every day IN the week, 70
get together and say their employees
shall not have = cnancc ~ hook At
beautiful pictures on Sunday becauro
they are not wealthy enough 20 have
them IA their own houses. IL they viii
run sacred concert free Sunday u,gtt.
am emphat:cally In favor Of that,
loo."
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30
GOSSIP AT WASHINGTON.
Diplomatic Matters We're Not Discusse
tn the sasaoet Han.

wssHISoroS. Dec. 2o.-The state de-
psrimcut officials are not disturbed by
the reports that Minister Egan did not
attend the inauguration of President
Mont. They intimate that Minister
Egan y the judge of his own action.
and that be has been instructed 10 use
hrs own discretion "a ali such nisiters.
THE irspsessson of those who are ts3li-
iar with Chilisa Affairs IA that fresi-
dent M0ntt is friendly toward the
! nited States. bnf that he is surrounded
by etbiuuf that IL eager for war. Tho
GAlian government is sustained t'y two
elsmeDtss the army ard the rave.
prtsdent Moa.. is himself naval obi
Ger. aud be - forced hv the influences
about hsnf not to yreid ia any way 20
apparent dlctat4oa from the tinted
states. lie has. Therefore, intimate 70
h.s brother. who j. nslnls'ar here, that
"a viii he much easier "a arFlre 81 A
satisfactory settlement % the pending
difficulties II there shall es No var tals
on she part of the administration,
Tss eausas wisissss's Hssasss.
Tie Attempt 10 make "a International
matter eat 81 fanqast gwen by the
ghflf.n snsnisfsr hers 20 ngnitsf OF
st,s.sonssss, snclasiins ssTfstuy Blame.
!. entirely sensational, Use asnasF vas
s.maly a sosiai courtesy. whiel ~ss es
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30

ne'w became more sggresa>s snd some
great nghung snsued, cont uulng up 10
Toe sersy eighth round, wheI Gibbons
crowded Bowen against the ropes,
oeahng bin unmerclfusiy and had Aiia
Knocked osas when the round ended.
The ngnt Was awarded 10 GIBBONS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30
Afternoen session.

Under the direction Of Miss Blakely,
some of the children Of the Jefferson
street training school gave some pleas
ing exercises in cal;sthcnics. al the
opening of the afternoon session.
Sipt. W. y. Iialrlan of Iaporse.
Indiana, who = as we'll known kim
dergartner as an man in The northwest.
gave very interesting talk on tire
New Primary school, bnrinx the
course Of the speech he showed how
the subject color" is handled ia his
scEool. ''Cos0r Inust be taught on the
practical EFseslelian theory. The
cisild should te given clear. perfect
ideals pn wiiat he is gong ~ siudy.
In color ne should he gwen pfrr yei-
iow. utIre ref. the real coiers OF the
rainbow. Taking several cards of ex-
sctly g. = sane cOior. ile shnaid be NJ l.
lowed 10 geec iarsn On different col.
ored backgrounds, and sfndy the
effect. L. tais way BE may be taught
al the pure eoioFs 81 the IA anhow.
In thc same wav that the fssine. pee
Of tive new sduoatoa Are fauehf sn
color, tnev are taayi,t IN fDrns. snd AL
work Too ureh ear rot i,e sad in
favor of teaching tue socsai isrls1esual
al TIE way thropgh. 1hsre sssousd -
Tree exchange q sh%trve. mater ais 81
work fail II lie aitietxnt children.
SacA Interchange = a pFotnce untf~ IL
soa;tmtas and respect fnf tselr wosk. -
Rev. Mia Tnspes spesk.
In the sssence cf Nrs. Treat who vas
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30

ssoesn Reedsr, Junior snent~r al the
firm Geo. II. Ketaes 4 Co, wrs xes
ded 70 Aiss Matte chier, fcrfaefiv =
itscbef IN the Straight sifeef scssool.
last evening TIE fefemooy wa< Per
formed ~ toe residence ~ J. Eli<tsk
fnaf. ie1 Veto street. tbt brides un<,E. !.
ti,t iirs. 1hoE1ss ~ kmikss. ras fhs
t.fae atlnr clftKxftaan-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30
DEMOCRATS HAVI WON
%ras Contested Seats in the New
York senate and Assembly.
IHEY Want NOT JUsIICEBUT OFFICE
Asa WIN yix the state co that ne Mere
Rspssiieaa Senators Wt;i be hisetsd
from the Empirs ststs-Ths
NeISt's Dsetsson.

ALBAxy, y. T.. Dee. 2o.- Shortly
after O'Clock today the court OF sp-
peals decided the election eases, inyoly-
lng four seats in the legislature and
consequently the political complexion
Of the next United States senator to
succeed Frank Hiscock. The decision
substantially awards three OF the dis
puied certificates to the democratic APP
plicants and the other to the republl-
cans. thus rendering both bons'
clearly democratic. Up To ESQ the
state board had not been convened and
all now depends Oh their action.
IL was not expected that they
would do otherwise than at once meet,
canvass the returns as affected by the
| court OF appeals decisions and grant
! certltcstcs OF election TO Derby, repu0-
iican, OF the Sixteenth senatorial dis
tTici; To Dcane. republican, IA the Fit
teentli; to Walker, democrat, IN the
Iwenty-seventh, and Nichols, demo
crat. IN the Twenty -fittir. The issuing
of the certificate to Deane is no gam
for the republicans, rs by his death a
vacancy has been Gre at,sd which must
be filled by . special election, which
will not be ordered till after the organ
zation OF the senate. The senate or
ganizs.ion will therefore be effected
10y the democrats OH a majority OF IL
| tn In
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30

Today's victory il decisive one for
the democrats. The state has been
democratic for years, except when u
presidential or gubernator!ai candidate
mas incurred Tammauy's displeasure.
In fpitc OF this, however, ut least one
branch OF the legislature has always
been republican. Even III cases where
in the bourbon state cantidates had
won by malorities ranging from 10000
to 60,00O the republicans have frc-
quentIy captured the legislature.
Now, however, the democrats have
both branches of the legislature,
with Roswell Flower for governor, and
they openly express their intention OF
redistricting the state to their own ad-
vantage. They want not justice, but
revenge. And after they have had
their revenge it is safe tn say tnat re.
publican will not repres eat the Emp ire
state in the United States senate for
many years to come.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30

0Prtsdenf fIsFe q Albfor. ti1FIl Teha
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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-30

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