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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-06

l HIS evening COmDlneu Ddnu con-
cert at the Hotel will begin at eight
o'clock.
TENDERS for printing the Minister
of Interiors report will close at noon
tomorrow.
THE old wooden warehouse of r. II.
Davies e. Co., on Kaahumanu street,
is being demolished
NEXT Sunday, April 10th, will be
Palm Sunday, and the succeeding
Sunday will be Easter.
ENGINE Companies Nos. /, 2 and 3
and Hook & Ladder Co. will hold their
regular monthly meeting this even
ing.
Mr.. H. II. Rice Cooke is booked as
passenger for the Colonies by the
). S. Monowai due on Friday from the
| Coast.
Mr.. II. f. Wichman is having Il
large house put up on his lot bounded
by Lunalilo, Victoria and kinau
streets.
THE American bark G.. ID. Bryant
will sail ut an early date for San Fran
cisco. 7. II. Davies & Co. are the
agents.
The assault and battery case against
j. Darlington and j. Campion has
again been postponed, this time until
! tomorrow.
The moonlight concert by the Ha.
waiian band at Thomas Square last
evening was delightfully."- enjoyed by IA
large cOncourse.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-06

Tides. sun and Moon,
BY @. j. LYONS.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-06-11
1Bs oARRABgLIB, RAILWdY

EHE CARRABELLE RAILKAx
Encouraging news comes ffoin he
! Carrabelle, Tallahassee and Georgia
railway. The contractors. Messrs,
]. Il. Davidson & Ca, are men Who
thoroughly understand their busi-
mess they stand first among south,
ern railway builders. The work Of
grading has very nearly reached
Crawfordville, and is being rapidly
pushed in this direction. First
quality new steel rails are being
used and the road-bed cannot be dis
counted. AS the work is at pres
ent being pushed trains will be run
ming into Tallahassee not later than
October l, and perhaps several weeks
earlier.
There is also possibility of work
being begun at this end at an early
day, which would hasten the compile
ton of the road.
Recent advices from New York
indicate that this will be a grand
trunk line-and not a one-horse
road, as some have thought. They
have magnificent harbor at Cara
belle, which will insure an immense
business with South and Central
America, and their northern and
western connections will be superb.
Saw.mills and manufactures of
various kinds will spring up all
along the line, and the road will do
an immense carrying business in
lumber alone, to say nothing of the
hundreds Of car loads Of fish, oysters
and other sea foodswhich will be
shipped over it. .......
The Carrabelle, Tallahassee and
Georgia railway will be an important
factor in building up Tallahassee
and the contiguous country.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-06-11

assembled said u foecefal language
that it would tolerate no boss
Whether senator, poaiticfm Or nsks
paper -it put the stamp Of condem-
nation upon bossism and rebuked
the would.be bosses.
The democratic party of Fiorids
must have leaders-but the demo.
Gratis Of Florida know leader when
they see one; they are not deceived
by demagogy they spurn those who
attempt to clothe themselves with
power and set themselves up above
the people. The recognized leaders
of the Florida democracy are men
who truthfully represent the princi
pies of the party-not disruptionists
and boilers.
The democracy of Florida has
spoken. The people have gathered
the reins in affirm grasp. They have
proclaimed that they will never wear
the collar of boss, big or little.
The democracy of Florida is will
ing to follow true leaders-men who
occupy that position by merit and
capacity for the peculiar service en-
trusted to their hands. But they
will not tolerate bossism.
The democracy of Florida is united
and ready to battle with the COM
mon foe. The enemies within it's
own ranks have been rebuked.
and commanded to either come back
into line or stand aside-and very
wisely, they put themselves on rec
ord as being ready to "bow to the
will of the majority"
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FLoRDAs delegation to Chicago
aumbers sixteen, each with halt .
yote. They are untrammeled by in
structions and will be free to vote a.
they think best, whether i be for
Cleveland or western man. The
following are the delegates: Col. w.
d. Chipley Of Pensacola. A. B.
Hawkins Of Tallahassee, John F,
Dunn Of Ocala, J. e. Grady Of
Apalachicola. F. G. Adams Of Jasper
II. T. Lykes Of Brooksyille, ]. s
White of Live Oak, F. A. Bailey o
San Mateo, G. E. Gardner Of Greer
Cove Spring. n. P. Bishof Of Dad
City, Wallace s. Jones of MONT
cello, T. A. Jennings Of Jasper, 2
e Camden of Titusvilie, B. Geneva
ii Isl. Augustine, A.St.- Clair Abram
81 Tsyares. s. N. Sparkmsn 3
Tampa.
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A. 1nporsans ClrspIsr.
Aha ollo~ins explai1s isself
ConrTRonLrR's 05tfor, 8
TAxIAHAssEK. Fla. June 1. 1902

=
TO the Clerks q the Csrcait Courts:
GEHrLrMEN The Supreme court 81
the state has given 3 decision in the case
Of Noble A. Hull plaintiff in error, 70.
the State of Florida, OK rel John r.
Rollins, defendant in error, that mate
rially ymodifies section 2, Chapter 4O11,
Laws OF Florida.
The decision Of the court is to the
effect that any purchaser q, q tax sale
made prior to August 5, 1891, or any per-
son who purchased tax certificate from
the st ate through the comptro1ler's Office
prior to August 3, 1891, or the assignee
of said purchaser, Is entitled to q tax
deed after the expiration of one year
from the date of the tax sale, as shown
by the date Of the certificate. On the
presentation, therefore, (after one year
from it's date) Of a tax certificate pur-
chased prior to Augusta, 1891, the holder.
under the decision Of the court, is en-
titled to a tax deed in accordance with
section 81, Chapter 1851, Laws of Flor
ida; approved June 2, 1887
AS section z, Chapter 4011, Laws Of
Florida, went into effect on August 5,
1891, all tax certificates sold after that
period are subject to its provisions, and
no tax deed can issue upon a certificate
purchased after that date, for the period
Of two years from said August 5, 1891.
AS this decision of the Supreme court
bears directly upon your official action
under the revenue laws, deem it proper
that you should receive prompt notiica-
ton. Very respectfully,
w. D. BLoxHAM,
COMPTROLLER.
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Zones a 9 fnic 3 o1nIl 4 ~ ~
IL. ~ IN ] i d = = q Z y
Inocrac1 - NJ & seE 81
state ii to fio1e %
| thdoe wl0 10 III FL = &0 pafticl-
|paee Il dsmocratic prt y s1ectiols
and 80 81 Il
Whereas, Il i neceary that The pur-
ity and integrity OF the party shall b
maintained therefore
Resolved. That ID sll primary elections
hereafter to b. held III this state In any
democratic primary election the same
EquaIifi cations shall BE- required Of others
In such primaries as arc necessaxy TO
qualify any elector for democratic noxnf-
nations or to admit them to the full
confidence and counsels Of the dem
Resolved second, That the democratic
executive committees of each county
shall be the primary judges as to all
questions Of contests as 10 the election Of
delegates to either state or county con-
ventions Of the party, and that they shall
make rules governing the trial OF con-
tests subject to the right Of any one ag-
gfieved to appeal to such county, state
or congressional convention as the con-
testant may have been elected to; and
that upon such appeals the county or
state convention shall only receive the
evidence and facts presented to such
executive committee on the trial Of the
contest. and determine whether or not
the decision was warranted by the facts
or evidence before the committee in each
particular case.
Resolved third, That the nominee of
this convention for governor, by the ac-
ceptance Of. the nomination. stands
pledged to regard the recommendation
of the democrats Of the several counties
in the state in the matter Of executive
appointments, as expressed in executive
committee primary elections or conven-
tions, such as the case may be, In the
said counties, precincts or districts.
The executive committees of each county
shall In such manner as may by them be
deemed expedient ascertain the wishes Of
the people Of their respective counties as
to which of the aforementioned meth
ods.of recommendations to the chief ex-
ecutive they desire to adopt.
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Notice TO Teachers.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, June Z,

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, June z, 1892.
All white applicants TO teach in the pub;
lie schools of Leon county must present
themselves for examination at the Leon
Academy on the 18th and 12th dsys oil
July, 1899, at 8 am. The colored az pill
cants for that purpose must present them
selves at the Colored Graded School On the
l3tu and 18th days of July, 1892, at 8 am.
for examination.
By order OF the B ard of Public nstruc-
lion. n W. EPPEs,
June ia County Superintendent.
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A FLEET Of whaleback steamers
ibeU.bxlnilt in England to run In
co6necsiewS he Northeras Paciaa
rbtifead. LA.diAe Nh 4 shat CON-
peny<and the American Steel BAFgs
company hive formed syndicate in
couhectson with English capitalists
20 baild the ships, which will navi
Rase both the Pacific and thu
Atlantic.
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Executors Notice

NOTICE IS HKRKBY GIVEN THAr ~,
~ persons havi1g unpaid claims seeinatA =.
TfogA ccznty, New Yoxk, ahall present. ~. ~
c0fding TO law or the collection thereof Nh II.
eveF baErsd BY operation Of law. ~ - 20
CEAs. e .BRApsxY
Spencer. Tioga county, New York Ieh. n ~
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Mr.. BLAINE has resigned from
President Harrison's cabinet and
theresignationw was accepted. Neither
~ them offered any explanations Of
the severance Of their political
relations.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-06-11

The Metropolis says that Chair
man Chipley of the Florida delega:
ton to Chicago will leave for that
city in few days to arrange fer
accommodations for the delegates.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-06-11

DEMooRATs of Leon, now that the
state ticket has been nominated de-
vote your attention 10 county affairs.
Vote for the best men for the various
county offices.
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warning.

We hereby warn all pertons from cuttino =. -.
ping timber on our lands In Liberty and b,srsS
counties Fl0rida, and we also warn an 49,.
from buyfng such timber or naval stores 4 y. r
censes have been or win be granted 10 ~ - 9
Mr.. Ira w. Eanb0m 10 authorized 10 $3.50. - :.
offenders to the full extent Of the law. g
MAR8ARET POWER
Wn1IAM II. PowKR.
CARRADKLL1 LAND d Luxsmro S
Feb. n o2-lyr. ~
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II u said that the peoples party
uf Florida will meet in convention
again In August to discuss the adj
VISIBILITY Of putting state ticket
u the field; They ought to be salts
ned with the democratic ticket and
platform. I
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-06-11

EVERY democrat in Leon county
should poll his vote at the primary
elections June II. !:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-06-11
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
0meiaI Call of the County Central
Committee.

Under and by authority of resolu-
ton adopted by the Leon County Demo
cratic Convention on the 21st day of
May, 1892, FRIDAY. THE SEVENTEENTH
Day OF JUNE, A. D. 1892, has been set
apart and designated as the day upon
which primary election will be held in
Leon county for the purpose Of nominal
ing two members of the Legislature and
the following county officers /. A Clerk
Of the Circuit Court, a Cennty Judge, a
Sheriff, a Tax Collector. u Tax Assessor,
a Superintendent of Schools, q County
Treasures, County Surveyor and Jus
tices % the Peace and Constables for the
several districts as required by law. to
be voted for at the next general election,
The election win be held, between the
fhoqsp Of nine (o) q. m. and siE CO.. p. ri
.(wft!ls an intermission OF one houx for
.dinneY3 az each precinct in. Leon connAy.
/ GhG following Inspectors and Clerks
have been appointed to conduct said
I Fsseinet No. 1.-R j Bannernan, j * 4,
AndeIsy ". G. Cromartie. /. P. St1iok
land Clerk.
Precinct No. s.-Dr. A II Manning, G
P Davis, N n lsler. E B Manniag,
clerk. - : -.
!, Precinct No. a.-W w FeIkel, Gss> r
Sulithsan. II E Carminel John r Rsd-
JeE. .oieSk...
Blake Cronartie. WI TaTlo ] w Col
= Psssinss No. Sc C smith, 6 sJsues,
Geo Geo = footman. 3 G B,lliasshsy,.
sRfseinct No. e.-John II Pasteseer,
David 9 Chaires, OrnsOnd Chaireas r L
EaafY- clerk ~-sa-4-~--%~-----&-~---
Bfeeinct No. 7.-B C WhitHsId John
A Craig. w J JoAnson. JassA 6xice,
Rseeinct No. 8.-John Bradfotk LIZ
Censor DAN .R Johnson r B Rgll.,
Bfeeinet No. Al v Gully. HI BE-
ni1a EnsOn Pope. w a sIAstfeace,
1lsejncs 81. 10. John cAfasee, 81
alter 7 Moore sB
RssSises IA. 11.-Geo. ] naxis:s r W
o. = p Roberts. A: az Csowdsr,
PreciDot No. 1a.-y r Cohen d Bar
Enard, 9 8 wilson. T H Rand6lph,
Precinct No. 1s.-R B Geuaan. Ray
mond Cay, n Bernreuter. AZ r. Shine,
clerk
PRECINCT No. lab G. Chaires. Ed
Houstoan w E Lewis. GR MeGfif.
clerk.
Precinct No. 15.--s D Hixhsower. W
, Landrum. J g Skipper. Wells Ham
Hin. rJr, clerk. sISs
Frscinct No. 1e.-R B Maven. VIII
liam Harris. B F Page. Jasper Wooten,
clerk.
Precinct No. 17.-Giibert Hartsfeld
Z BRYAN, Norman s johnson. T j
Geddie, clerk.
Precinct No. IS. Bryan s Allen. D Nj
Stoutemirs II 81 Black. j d Stoute.
nire, clerk.
It is earnestly drsired that each and
every Inspector win be present at the
hour named, but in the event Of absen.
tees, the Inspector on inspectors present
tshall all their places and proceed with
the election.
None but white democrats who
have been well and publicly
known to have heretofore voted
1.-THE state and county dsmocrati,
ticket, and who have qualified them
selves 70 vote ~ registration Is requirel;
BY law, u thoss democrats Who will Is
come quaI,fed 81 The tame 81 the state
elections. shall y allowed % vote 1t sail
primaries. =
Such inst tions e. ara deemed nee
thi. aopnlttss ana ilurnIli Is sl,s q Is b
I, ri :.
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The Voice at Tampa.
To the Editor of the fLoR1D1Ax

The tendency towards relaxation OF
party discipline and departure from meth
DDS of established responsibility lately en-
couraged in dem ccratic councils by un.
scrupulous seldshness was heartily rebnked
by the late Tampa convention.
There is in the ranks of Florida dem
Ocracy many an earnest worker, whose pc
litical sntecedents are other than of demo
cratic origin. Men whose qnondam whig
or republican educ alton finds them less
vigilant and Jealous Of certain party tenets
than others.of lifelong democratic afilis-
tons. and consequently more tolerant OF
expediences, that ready measure of adven-
turets. - - -, :.
Such conditions, have., within the rec mt
past, BEEN recognized aud turned 10 ac-
count by designing ambitions, bent only on
personal Advancement. Whether, by
greasy compromise OF, mendscious .subter-
fuge "expedieDcy" wSs last bec9ming to
mean anything. however rotlt1. ihai
ACHIEVED personal success.
tits by such raean' that political timber.
ia cks and special ,ssue.high ktckers ae-
quire Ascendarcy and popularize nd
sound measures PatFi tisan aud estab
lished principles are last sight Of By the
people in geneTOls split Of fellowshipin
houoring popular leader, and such lead
err are quick. % deem themselves ''bigger
'ian their party"
And just here Hes the evkr thresteniag
danger to democratic institutions. In tie
train oe the man bigger than his party
Turks y Arowsinsss Of that sternai vigi-
lance that = The price OF social liberty.
In AS ,prOnuncismento OF ,%Rlorhil
idemocgAcYsaa voiced &C Tampa, VT hasS
tie 11snrAsU1 that the demaaratipaxy
TOT this state - several times larger thar
fAny man IN y. That, indeed. any com.
1binAtioa Of med. within IT, iinss lnhse at
Least Number TWO Ont OF every thtss :.
hopsisdceesS fully to direct iis desSiniae
We arc msde jubilsnt and strong with
[patriotic prids ani oonfldeDce at tliis-as
surmcs. n'such' dispessionate coaserv,
aism rest the safety Of society.
j Democracy was again true to hsrsel,
In her Tampa council, III that the stand
ard Of moral, excellence by which, nov
and In the future, party leaders hip lie e
be, determined, was set high ND 'aboy.
the reach Of Q groveling spirit
The.expresssd admiration and appvocia.
tinn, ty thu entire co iyention Of that mora
strength OF character, universally rec.,g
nized In the party NOMINEES, Hon. Henri
: i. Mitchell, was peculiarly impressive, All,
: indicative Of heAlthfnl party purpose
: seemed great tidal wave Of right rtas.
and lofty sentiment, sweeping oyer
council of men sitting there In the daib
!. shouting Itself hoarse In evidence Of tha
i abiding faith and confidence human intellj
q gence, reposes in high IN ral rectit ,de. Al
With the distinguishing of the elsctri
lamps III thai opporfune innment wen
out the day Of ittle men for u big party /
Q Florida. Let us acrep. the omen, lei d
chefiah the iociden, No recounted by ou
returning delegates, and suspend Of
b istardaFd Of party leadership high abOy
the reach Of mendacious pettiiokg ery.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-06-11

The Metropolis is one Of the
brightest afternoon papers published
In the South. :
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-06-11

"MTcHELL and Victory" sounds
better than Anybody to beat
Mitchell"
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FLooD and FIRE caused many deaths
s and much destruction of property
st Titusyille and Oil City, Pa The
lists Of dead at the two towns num-
T ber: respectively 80 far forty-nine
and forty.
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THE TINES UNr0N,s REooR,

THE TINES UNIONS RECORD.
To the Editor OF the F1oRmrAN:
Having carefully preserved file
of the Times-Union for some months
it has been a most interesting pas.
time to gather up from different re-
cent issues the following choice ex-
tracts, which are submitted with
brief comments) for the enjoyment
of those readers who are disposed to
forget events as fast as they trans
pire. No campaign against the
common enemy of democracy has
ever equalled the malicious, I'm.
scrupulous and vindictive behavior
of that journal towards DULY the
purest' men in the, state. However
frantic it's efforts to sget back into
line, " and to cover up its past iniqui,
ties by loud-mouthed sdherence to
. capdidate it has 50 vilely. abused,
the people of Florida will not soon
forget its conduct. G.
Every F. C. & p. man how 10 Tamrs
will lose one vote for Mitchsil"'-T.-U.
June /. /
Mitchell lost no votes at Tampa
"If the state executive committee triel
any monkey business. il will get ut down
On very hard. It'll, June !.
II wasn't the committee that go,
sat down ON.
..The Mitchell cause cannot now regain
the ground ii has lost by permitting the b
g. q p. TO lead Il. "-T.-U., June 1.
The Mitchell csuse was not led
it led, othsrs Gall OF them) follow
ing. * Is. : ga. ~ ( :
.Jndge Hilary i. Mitchell can never i.
aovesRobof this soyersign safe Of Florida
t. " Mayd97. 3,
IahaTpingto die2
Th6 ayss II the Wn0lG e6dntry 81
upon And fiaA people viii see g.
Il thst the peoplss ts5ufnphaai. -
T.-U., May 20. ~ ess ,.s. s
They dsd .. ' /
THE friends e Judge Mtchel don
T6ev contanf fhemselyes WITH claimin,
| the earth and all that thereon is.''~
To, May Is. 3
Aud rney got it. /.
he is not init. II. the Judge gels
third OF the ae egasss ne Vii 40 remaEs
aoiy li,-l-o-' may " - &
ne did Well ne got 'em All
:nc 80 - = ~ - "a
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Announcements.
FOR CIRCUIT ClKRK.

To the Democratic voters Of Leon county:
! hereby announce myself a. candidate ior II
once Of clerk Of the circuit eoart, subject to he
/: WIN. B. SCHRADKR
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE

The FLoRIDdAM 10 authorised to announcs -
M CHAs. A. CHoAfk II Q candidate for cslkl.
judge subject TO the action Of the democnie
ccHVention or primaries.
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GOVERNOR MITCHELL will keep in
close touch with the people.
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= LET everybody unite in electing
the splendid state ticket nominated
ut Tampa.
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ron COUNTY JUDGE

Mr.. Editor: Please announce my n.lns = 3
didate for the once Of county judge 49,
action, and I respectfnlly solicit suppo. =
same. Respectfully, wv heSs
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Abbott's East Hin dl4n Corn Paint
Eraoica;es Germs, bunions and warts wher
all other remedies fail.
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FOR CLERK CIRCUIT coURr

We are authorised 70 announces C0nss.
Bryan ~ candidate Cor renominaron = 80
the circuit coRlt.
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FOR COUNTY SHERIFF.

FOR COUNTY SHERIFF..
To the Uemocrafiexo4ere OF Leon county
Thanking the Democratic voters Of Leo9
for their payt supp0rt, hereby annoens.
as candidate for determination 80 snAg
Democrats OF the county. ,,-s =. =
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-13
Deadhead Fiends.

The condition of mind which follows
the receipt Of free pass has always
formed most mysterious study to me.
A perfectly normal and well balanced
brain has been turned topsy turvy in a
minute by the receipt Of a free pass and
mover seemed to regain its equilibrium.
There is no spectacle in the world more
common than that Of the man who takes
the manager out to dinner, treats him to
the most elaborate affair that he can
buy and then falls into a condition Of
infantile delight when he receives the
pass for which he has been working.
Ordinary persons will buy no end Of
champagne for . theatrical man if they
think there is such thing as q pass in
sight. They struggle and scheme and
work for it, and apparently the mon
etary side of it never forces itself upon
their Judgment.
Why man will spend ten dollars in
treating another in order to procure for
nothing seats which he could have
bought for three dollars is mystery.
It is said that after man has once seen
play from deadhead seat, he can
never witness performance afterward
from seat which he has purchased
After the habit is once formed the vic
tim is forever afterward irresponsible. -
Blakely Hall in Brooklyn Eagle.