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tons could be brought together. On the
contrary, the convention was dominated
by extremists. whose speeches were di-
rected mere toward driving the other fac
ton out of the party than inviting them
to an agreement of mutual compromise.
Governor AltgeId's statement: "You
have got to have President who will be
in sympathy-a President who will be
willing to stand by the great American
people and not by the bondholders of
Europe"-was a blow at Cleveland that
could not have been more unmistakable If
Altgeld had named him. Surely there is
nothing in that statement suggestive OF
harmony, and yet it was greeted with APP
plause. Moreover, it fairly expresses the
general tenor of the speeches that were
most appIauded. The thing verges on the
absurd. Here was convention of Demo-
Gratis in one of the greatest States In the
Union, called for the express purpose of
providing means of saving the party
from discord, and yet applauding most tu-
multuously when the man who represents
it as Governor of Illinois denounces its
National chieftain as an agent of Euro
pean bondholders. With such harmony
as this in the ranks it will hardly be worth
while for the Democrats to hold a National
Convention. Indeed it is doubtful if such
convention could be held without be-
coming liable to suppression as riot.
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REB0NDING OF SPIRITS,

1t Must Be Done Before the First of
July Next to Save Confiscation.
The new law governing the rebonding of
distilled spirits remaining in general or
bonded warehouses goes into effect on july
l next. New bonds will have to be given
in every instance and none will be accented
for less than $1,000. Every distiller or mer-
chant who fails to renew his license by the
LIST prox. will be liable to have his goods
confiscated. In consequence all the whole
sale wine and spirit men in the CITY are
getting their new bonds ready.
The new law says:
In view of the provisions made whereby dis
titled spirits may on and after July /. 1sS5 he
deposited IN special or general bonded ware
houses under transportation and warehousinp
ponds which shall continue in force for the
full-bonded period, thereby modifvfno nre.
vlousiy existing regulations requiring the re
neWal OF such bonds each year; and in orde
that spirits previously deposited, and remain
Ing IN either OF such warehouses on the ssit
tillers will on that day file with the coI1ecto
OF the District modified bonds in lieu of the re
newal bonds heretofore prescribed
blank bonds for this purpose viii be fur
mshed at an early date, and collectors win ir
all such cases refuse to accept renewal bond
Tor such spirits unless executed in the form
prescribed. - '--N ~. =
such renewal bonds must be given in /
penal sum at least equal to the tax on tn,
spirits remaining in warehouse as shown b.
the original gauge, and all provisions OF tn,
regulations above named, so far as applicable
are hereby extended TO bonds given under tn,
provisions of this circular
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HAPPENINGS AT ST. PAUL s
An Institution, an Ordination
and a Marriage In Forty
Eight Hours.
The Rev. William Maxwell Reilly Is
Now Rector Of st. PauPS
Episcopal Parish.

st. Paul's Episcopal Church. on Califor-
mia street, between Steiner and Fillmore,
has been the scene of several imposing
ceremonies during the past few days.
On Tuesday afternoon last the Rev. w.
Maxwell Rely was instituted rector of the
church; on Wednesday, James B. Eddy,
who had been Rev. Mr.. Maynard's assist
ant in st. Paul's for a year, was ordained a
deacon, and an hour later Albert n.
Tucker, son of the senior warden of the
charch, and Miss Ellen Stewart were mar
ried by the rector.
The institution sermon on Tuesday was
preached by Bishop Nichols, while R..
Tucker, as senior warden, handed over the
KEYS of the church to the new rector. Mr..
Tucker was supported by John 1. Sabin,
the other church warden. Among the
clergy present on the occasion were: Rev.
DR.. Spalding of st. Johns. Rev. George E.
Luke's, Rev. d. o. Kelly, and the Revs.
MFR, Wilson, Mr.. Mcclure and Mr.. May
nard of Oakland.
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, and after the services q
bountiful lunch was spread in the Sunday
school room. The guests were waited upon
by the ladies of the church, headed by
IhIS. III. 1OShCls 1tiio. A<eiS4I -AASs ~'S'
lands and Mrs. Mon Tucker.
The new rector was for number of
wears in Nevada. from which place he went
to Grass Valley. From Grass Valley he
received call to st. Paul's, and after
preaching there year was finally elected.
For the ordination of Mr.. Eddy the
chancel of the church was again beauti-
fully decorated, and then lunch was
spread. Before the guests sat down the
bridal couple came in and the ceremony
was performed that made. Mr.. Tucker and
Miss Stewart man and wife. Mr.. Tucker
Jr. has been connected with the church
from boyhood, so that all present took
great interest in his marriage. After the
lunch had been disposed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tucker Jr. started for San Jose on their
honeymoon, and Mr.. Eddy left for Hay
wards where he will have charge of the
Episcopal Church.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-07
AN HAWAIIAN CRUISER
No Quarter Will Be Shown to Fi1ibusters
Against the Sandwich
Islands.

The rumors of prospective filibustering
expeditions against the Hawaiian Islands
have put the people of Honolulu upon their
mettle. Clay Taylor, the organist of Grace
Church in that city, says that the island
ers are not going to be taken unawares.
Therefore they have armed a small steam
er, which cruises around the island of
Oahu with a keen lookout for some long.
low, rakish-looking craft with filibuster,
ing crew on board.
This is the second attempt the Hawaiians
have made to equip navy of their own.
During the reign of Kalakaua there was a
corvette with a fair armament, commanded
by Captain Jackson, late of her Msiestv,s
navy. The missionary element kicked
against the expense of the maintenance of
the craft and declared that she was moth
ing but iunketing proposition for the
use of the King, the royal family and the
luxurious cabinet.
The republic, which now obtains, has
manned its ships with sterner material.
The cruiser, though small, is wicked. Her
commander is filibuster hunter, and
wants to run across any strange vessel
bearing ''scum" inimical to the peace and
good government of the 1oveliest isle of
the Pacific. His men are mixture of
Hawaiians and Europeans, and are as
anxious to serve and fire the guns as the
gallant commander himself.