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The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19

SllCE BEADING TEGr III FEJTE
INTERESTING ~ E0ESE MVTEEzs
E1~ To GCAD AGAINST TEE DIS
sSE
CruzP : + lsrru- 70 E111z EosEzrs
s73 - zE=Z E19C,.=rEEE tE= ess1>s-
S-sr sFCE11E- sC1c trSsrEs11 = IT,
s55sssz q III I-zE- r. orIrTn &C
cru.1e = eFl1Ez1 e,7s.- C1lI5r=E
ss9 sr= >1a5-,sz u II TAKE ess13 T=ry
sR>l So er-7szc : zlE1rE >E-- - I'd
5sEs r. E-s1 s.EE10z : ksar--
z=s-- EE5. : s9oo i1Zl8set bF psstz-
La r1szg1 e1CE1- via ! easily r.
tf-sEELz-1 AID III CzEzr - f1-E1Ecez
~ &C. - Ek- e=ar5 II T6- ClZz
s. at : E6=E r1s eEzlt E-s- cs.sn0=
11sxrse- II ChA-1eEisz1H- CsCxa Re-
zs-g : trE=E ET=1 a. Eeo3-z.ey 70
erUCS I'll 500 Gsszrssr- EEs1
s--=r 1E'z er'-E-1g e5z-E1 hss< c@T=s1Es-s1
L VII ErsTaz ~ aLEAsk- TA=-e :
u szEE< II EE1E tEi< rzZa-F t1E
L c9o5slEs 1.ecEE iEjzr1os-.- F1r
<fl,- - A. 1=4a=-Ss BESS1S- -NTFE
Z ca EE=z= SO I'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
DESERTED IN uoNoLUIU.
wF.a ~ : San Jo-e Carpenter Has =
>sorc ~ E>Nyrcrlsc Cruelty ~ Tell

wJse ~ : San Jo-e Carpenter Has =
>sory ~ E>SrrarnC Cruelty ~ Tell
SAN JOSE. Oci- 29.-Court Com
missioner Montgomery today filed his
rapoa in the iiV0Ics SUIT ~ Cells h
Houssisy SS&ins; SSnusl +, HoO><-
lev. Tue Parties have been married
6ftesu ysSEs Sai have : daughter Is
ysSrs old,
In her complaint the wife Slleged
ihS.. 5 year o. - Sga. HOn>elsy, who
: s cSpSUEsr oy trade, took his fSu-
iiy - EoUolulL sud there deserted
them. No.hsr S1i daughter ruSly
managed 80 gel oScs 10 San jose
After 5 while El->slsy began 70 write
70 ai> csUg1Esr sd in one q. his let
rsrS sid he would return home Il hi
vile would send him money eDoUsh
10 come ~ith. Mrs Eousslsy says she
>lacSz>:si IN rSi>iuS tie money with
co1>iie-St.s difficulty &nl sent Il 10
bin.
Hou>sIey rs.urOeG 70 CSlltoraiS, bls
instead - couir : 20 San jose went 70
Los Angeles, wuers ne = srlll sup
posed 10 O. A divorce = S>k-i for on
sce grounds y failure 10 provide. De
>sTsiou sud drunkenness The defend
S1. rs failed 20 lie 81 answer - the
>-i-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
Chinss Indemnity.

LONDON, Oct -Sl-Ov-r $500 90
STERLING EiIl DC transferred tOmbrrOE
10 JsgS1 by tn= Bank % England s.
the first payment Ot the Chinese in
Gemuiry- IL i thought g 0e. 90 will
os used Immediately 20 psy debts in
CURED for shiFs SBd var material II
l. exp=etsd the ESizucs will us wanted
son IN payment for more ships snd
munitions slres1y ordered. Il l. not
considered likely that any gold Will be
taken oQE OF TIE banks, but il il posi-
Die some gold viii O- used for the p1r
chase q silver
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
WILL MOVE ON TURKEY.
The Powers Make Resdy for Dectstv
Ac-fo- >.oo1-

TES Powers Make EeSsiE for Decisive
AczfoE >o.oa-
LONDON, Nov She P0rss hzs
replied 10 rhs iixSticSl rspr->zGts-
-iOCs OF the PoEers that tie r=serTes
zrs osiUs summoned 10 stop the O1G-
r.Ezs Up01 CtS ArmeliSus T1e
measures are iCz tSl 1zt@ Il ! ~
UOrs'1 decisive European seli0u l.
fuuiuzuE
! ETe2E 1eDn1>-rztL01 SsS SC-
uO1les,i f1r Fri6Sg. cut the SgItzu,
f-SriUg TIE elUsS-l zzUeS-- notified lle
turkish U-@>-Gge-s % H. iuleutIoC
10 pElcLxiu 4 c11--I u-IJ1- %hereCl l,1u
r-e demonstration s1s e11utsru.CGi- e.
81 Tnz Sultan then Ordered tbe %
ps-s D0c 70 pColi-6 th= zuEOqna=-
Usu- SDd arrests oSEsE u o. made
Last rTeuIUZ th= p'JlL5= rzit-t the
Turkish 1E&rter q S-1ik P.>hz 1
6E11 ea>lst sU1 <=ysr.l p=rsol- -ere
killed
l fresh eruP os rev0Igti01zry
plxcsris E2s scattered hrUsfez.f-
Eyso - tks PJFrz'< EO1se letter E1-
tC1l-1 giving he cul-z1 TIE slzerEs-
tive ot sas-lsG-iI1 O. sssz>-I1sri1E
Reports zre reaching Ebs embassies
tru1 al Gir-,s-IcU- o sE3t--z us
s4--rss- sls1 the victims E1% iEeIult=
Gr--ss All MSrl1i-s-
H. Report : E=ICIlE ZTuuu1- eTzn
II 1IplQ1szIe eirele-. rn&E the Sultan
- 0rl5=ra3 TIE sTr=ruIuEti11 q the
ArU-Eixc - - Los ez1iteEsC- :
sprssz-ug % syria Bssizi and
M2-GL
T1= British C0zs1l- EEup-tJ1- teI=-
Z-xC1< tEoD -zs-czE that rE= Ci--FI5-
-zicE C relief Ez- CEASED rb5s=- aid
E6xz EE= Ui>-Lg1srI=- have teen
ololEzs-1 70 I=zF-- Tb= embassies 60
Eol Esk= zEE s=e-=z q IL fzz-
A5s1-tl1E % th= Ece1 r5es1s -
-s1-1- fIr-Z z-st- EiEDis PS-hx ill
u rspxe=1 - ysJ-zC1 EtLizr bE said
PAss- f1-E=iy GEs1d ElL=E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19

IONDON, Nov. IA dispa,ch -
the Pall MAll Gazette trom Rome to
GSv gives 81 SccOuui O. the troubles
which led to the divorce suit iUs.
brought by the Baroness Cine SobS-N
5 c-il'ixu; writer. known under the
non, * plume Q, ~MSntsS," against
r W. wilcox. The Hawaiian rsvOlG-
tious-y l,Sisr who w&s sentenced to
dss,h IN January for the >cSrs which
hs took in the rebellion &sSins: tie
Rsr2blic % Hawaii. &Ci Who's sSO-
tense VS. Sf,srSS-i> commu'ei 70
,hirty-tve ys&rS imQ-isauUsu; sui
SlOooO dus-
TIE Ez-oces>. II Spp<A-s from is>:i-
uaouy. u,s. Wilcox i0 TGriu, . which
cisy hs h2d been >sui by the Hawaiian
Govsrunsa; 70 study niiliISry .Sc:ics-
He .pxa; freely, Su3 declared himself
10 - heir 70 tos tHroas Q: Hawaii,
Trs Rz-u-ss> vs. S1ii.-s1 With the
Hawaiian. SID s2ccSsi II Oo:Siu ~
IEs cc-ssIt - he- family 70 thsl-
marriage, which v&> svsE:CAlly cSle-
b-S,si with srsz. poup
he SxrOcsSs SccoUVS1 - her huS-
b&-5 .o Hawaii. where. 10 hs- DISCUS;
S-i N>-ori>hu,Su.. >ns found Wilcox
VS. rsSI,y I1s SOL @. > cS-TS.:Sr al,
5 Sz-xkS vCESc- Atss- UuloS- %
more o. Ls-ss romantic SIys-,C-sS dc
ss-tusG oy TIE S&rOcsss In ts- tell
Ur-y. Sc Returned - lsSiy. where
sEs >cs-S<zist iG C2,SiulUE Gi>>a.G-
Iioc % her 1,&r-SiSEe oy The cGCrV1
q ths s-CCCG that WiEnX sSs uos >
Catholic, SIC Co@ >Gs cNs !C>- >-s
es<sSeS IN cc-S5-iCE lsSSl civil Ci-
vo-sz O. he srUCc1 o mistaken
i5e--i.y.~ TIE sun S-G Substance o.
which : th&i Wilcox. &. o-3e- 70
Ux-ry hs-- ais-sP-e~S2;sd bis posi-
llc-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
Attack s. Village.

HAVANA, Nov. "A band of
shout SO Insurgents recently attacked
the village OF SSoxunS, Province OF
SSnts Clara, while the volunteers who
COMPOSE the garrison were doing farm
work. The insurgents burned sixty
houses, sud sdzs,erAIe fight took place
between them snd snSll detachment
or troops sent 10 the assistance OF the
village from CSmsisuui. Five volun-
tser sud two civilians were killed.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2-The Her
sli's HSysBsh special sSy>: The Gov
erument telegrspts Marshal CAmpoS
tOiSy thst the Ministry will uusni-
mOusly spprOve whatever he may do
or deem convenient in Cubs SelOr
San Pedro hiss been appointed civil
Governor in Pins del Rio.
Spain mpISleS the construction
Of ; battle ship mOdeiei sitter the
type Of the British battle ship Terrible.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
THANKSGIVING DAY.
TIE C>-sl Proclamation Issued by
President Cleveland.

Tie C>=sl Proclamation Issued by
President CleveLzzd-
WASHINGTON. Nov. t-Presi-
6so, ClsveI&ud today Issued his pro
e-&l&-ion designating Thursday,
November ssh A. Thanksgiving iSy.
Tcs proclamation i - follows
Tie e0us.&ug goodness % Almighty
God which have been vOuecsSfssi 10
TIE Auls-fsSu people daring the year
i-s- U.&>-- cS-l for tn siue~re sckuoEl
s,issus-r q csvC1c grz,iIC e To the
e1t. therefore. thSc ~s uxy with
thS0k-Ci hearts sx-DEIj1E The loyiHE
ezrs o CGr EsSvsGIy FS-hsr, I. Grover
ClsysLSct. Prss5iens q tos United
S.2-es, 90 hereby SPpo7ut sd -
xu&-c Thurs s&y. The = . GSy O. t5e
present month q Novpub<r. - day
q .h&u s>SJvl1E su1 prsyeFr 10 &c
k-ps an. ocs>srTs,1 ~ al car people
o. sa2s Gay L-l = fCEe<o OCr usual
c,ssGp p&-lc-l.- and IL or U>-zi pSes, oc
E72->hig nCi0 II rsEtzrICE thanks 20
C1S G5vsr q every Spoi SEi psrSeeE
Erfc t1- r-= 1c-E1e-1z> returns that
have rewarded OCr lxc1-s IN tie i-Ef-
xci II The busy u4rE> O. srSa3@. tlE t1s
us&cS Suz3 o-,-Sr that have lrsESll5-1
,1rC-Eh,C; TIE I&-t- tl- CIR = -o-5,s1iol
from g,ss-llz1ez zUt dire calamity zut
t0- c-Eer Blessings tEzl bSvS been
sA'@s-si Cpo1 = from EE- ops1
LsuS
And With o-r th&EksEiviuE lei T.
hCEcIy. czSeSs1a The Ll1r,f 70 - Ins-liCe
IEe t=zrrs % c1r p-lpIs INTO Hin
q A. He %iL c.as Le&ve - uor t7--zk-
- - NAl11-- bit EilI e,2-tIzCs 70 -
H. Eersy &-t urCce..5iUE care g1i5-
IEE - II -l= pH-E q ExL5oC&l grus-
Eerfcy SEc GSrpSCs=s. zu.50Ei1E =
El-E re-s-I--l5= All virtue S1f keep
i-g sire E5lh5c = that EaslFJosi- IoE@
-0r t-sS iEs-llCti.gCs |absa bss teen
ElFeE = A. CEr E4-f1Cal EeritS-7
Ard - = $50 o. rEs is q or
tExEksEIFf1E s-p=.. zllE reEeUo-rth
p1.1- A1s5 oS=1E, S1t ~ t=<.1- q e12r-
Z! - = s11s CE= >ICsrEigy C CIR
Eral-15=-
GROVER CLEVELAND
B. GEs Prz>1i=---
RICHARD OLNET.
-=--r=sEFF q >zS---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
Must Pav for the EIbe.

ROTTERDAM, Nov 6--The Court
here which Bss been taking testimony
IN tbs case Of the North German
Lloyd steamer EIbe, sunk in collision
Eitn the British steamer Craithie. Of
Aberdeen. o. JzHUsry Slst Of the
present yea, involving los Of SS5
lives. MSS rendered 8 final decision.
holding the CrsI'Lie wholly Fe>pOnsi
Die for the disaster, snd cOudem ming
her owners 70 pay the North German
I0yf Compsuy'- claim for the total
los Of the Elh-, with interest 81 per
c-nE, sud ordering the seque=IratiOn
Of the Crzithi- i~udiug payment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
HIS VIEWS ON HAWAII
IEsz.szsSz= NozzS'> IseIs> AS.a=r n
hS-sxSS hEr--ziac-.

IEsz-s-.Sz= Nozzz'> I5Sls> AH.a=r rhe
hS-SlSS hi--3oz--
WASHINGTON. Nov. T.-NSvSI
l's-cs-&1; L-cls- Nc-CE Gs1isi to
nigh; tE&. IL Pre>sisus sd sirsc.es
EH&. his cccS On Hawaii Aui TIE
Hawaiian Qces.co1- sncCLi . sup
pressed O. It&. Sry @. ais superior
c-HcS-s E&i IL SCy s&y attempted -
interfere nth is p1clic&,lc1- Sen-ies
- .1ls s@@,s. CS1 been sent CZ. Lea
.s-SU; N1G-C >&53 II TIE PrsSf 5e1s
O. S%e-s:Sry - TIE NSvy h&> taken
Ary &e1SC- I h2vs1'g Cs2r1 - IL. 2ri I
l1i-S I-t - So - - given sxriy tx
:o-=&.ic1 % .rS txs;~
"ArS yo1 so.1s 10 P-o-is1 i.27
Yes
~Wh-nr'
II cc1'1 k-C~"
--Wh&s ! Is V-iuelu&l Characters.
iies~
Its h. <.-E-r
Las-,s-&1t Io1Cg ~&s In Hawai-
with AcEi-sl Wake &tCe- TIE revo-
l-.tc-- a.. delivers. : re-3-ho1 ST -sN-
S.i-- >rs~s1 O. July An At--r Para
Ec-U1 CrE q >,5C1-r SlGCE- MADE
Els Report Lse--z-z-l Yong e-E-i-
e5>s1 u S-1 CEs A6ZicIs-rzllJ-
p'o1cy-
Tcz>.s s-rse---sS came q th= sx-s os
Secretary Es-Sss-c, So h .,7llcs-y b-7
t-u-ly i1ls5>-s,i s-As LE=--s-x-t Yc-- :
s11-lc rs-s-c~- ~ c-sy - 81 C-i
c. So cs - * CC&r'5sc II Is ~
E4rk> ir -slx-5o- % r1S Prsessss1- x-si
t-S Ac-5-S>-r&-5C1s p,1ieE- Nc=
GcCCE h2s EC1 IL news II 1hS fc-C
u c,u-S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
Try TO sink His Rnar.

LONDON, Nov "a special dis
patch from Shanghai, pub ished to-
dsy, sSys inst while the former Brit
l-h Minister ST Pekin, Sir D R
O'Counor who hiss been appointed
British Minister to Russia and his
family were leaving Pekin their boat
eollided st Tung Chow with $ craft
dlled with Chinese soldiers. \ seuffie
Is said TO have euSuej, during which
sticks were freely used. Other soldiers
on the river osud. il is added, Joined
in the disturbance by heaving rocks
with the sppsrent object Of sinking
the British officials boSt. The matter,
ii appears. Was hushed up in order to
avoid complications
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19

,isie for renewal ot the hotel lease
from the Government
"Tu the drS, place, George Maotsr-
lsrf hSS no longer sny interest IN the
hotel he said. and hSs 20 authority
~ negotiate with suy Que In matters
n.rtSiuius 60 It's management, ihe
hn,.I pSS>ei into my hands seoat
twelve mouths SSo, It - true thSi
tb,-e will he change in the manage
r,sn, az the Hawaiian Hotel s. s<Nou
s> the present lease expires, ~hieh
will b., in the near future \ syndl,
este i bviug formed 10 buy ;oe hotel
p-,nsrtv nom tie Government, IL
We cSuuot buy the hotel We msy
build another c&rSvSnsAry o; equally
Susciogs proportions
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
rHE Bse HAwAuAN HorEL-

.hsCLas,z 70 AEglr ~ zsz Lease
Z {. NEsixri.s1s- czs q To- lzsszSs
Il zkz E.1EaI S2EnxE Ea,=L- EsCs.-
lEiz va = Ez1s-s Ez- ca Eer= s1saZ=-
A1>1rxz5x- Ee5s5 Errfr=s. EoZ Ess
EsEs55.E E>-305s ys>Czr72sE- ssy< TIE
=. Ckrvz5csz CO NeT- An W1zZ
<esa a. II. Os.ssz3zzrx1 S,sGs1 Esscer-
.sxr zf.s-uasc NJ MAc61rlkz= 5zziz,:
zhsxz Z. L y zrc<4z- ExZzCzr q III
C;sl--a,rusk E1csz Il zAs> eL1E- kE1 os<C
x,zsa,,rIEsss ~ kzzszlt - * acuekr---
C.,5.csE G=crcs NsfzrLko5- - Eers-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
JoHN A. CoKgRuI-
FOR THE LINZ KILLING.
ArIneuians and kuris Arrested To BE
Tried at Once.

AEASSl NJ otlCC-
WASHINGTON, Oct 81. - Tue
State Department this morning re
ceived informsIion by cable from Min
i>ter Terrell at Constsutinople ths,
certain kurds and Armenian. have
Oeen arrested for the murisr of Frank
Lenr,> the young Pittsburg bicyelist,
who was killed while making tour
Of the world on his wheel.
Mss Terrell sSys in his dispatch the
alleged murierers are to be tried AZ
ErIeroum, aud thst United States
Government will be represented st
the rriSl by the British Cou>ul.
Ii Is presumed Robert :. Chiffon Of
the State Department, who wss sent
70 ErLer0um TO establish : consul
lste there, has not resehei his post.
sud thSt Is the ressnn the British
Consul, who has been very zeslous in
attempting TO bring the murderers Of
LEM TO justice, viii act.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19

zeitung today says that Colonel Won
hSnnekin, the German officer who
WAS military assistant to viceroy Ii
Hung Chang, has arrived in this city
nom China, charged with a special
mission aud fully empowered TO sr.
range for the disqualification Of the
Chtnese army ON the Russian. French
or German model.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
4 Narrsasr Annsanec.nens.

WASHINGTON, Nov. T.-Csris
S-s ori for the marriage q Sllis Mills,
United States Cou>Gl-CSSusrSl Sud
Secretary ot the legation 81 heno-
lulu. 10 Cora Richie. daughter oi
BENJAMIN Franklin Male, $: the rs
i5eocs ~ the lSttsr. Bellevue, Rap
liAn. va. next SSluUisy,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
EEvOLI " CHINA
EsEsE FEzz1zz Ep.=c1e,t-A@y q
Es-1-EzEE151-

EsiLTE rLE-LL-- EII's1cce71-A"T q D
E@1-zzEE155-
81 PETE8> >BC8G- NgE. E-Tne
r-a-l-5g1 e 1E= Dz1z1- II th= EC--h-
vet E'1rrI81 q Caf1s : eIEszs5fux
>=-issz-I!r All 1s~ 1trses= sEs ~balz
C IT, zsr0EIas- q ksESz- Toe CHI
E== G5Ta1E=zE cs- 15S-ere-e. All
EE= Er7sp= q tn ExrrI-11 q E.=bxsr
20 zE= -erEE a tee Ee-L-Icx. z-G hEs
sprssi1-s-s Ii Hzng Cozsx IuperIsI
CsEEEss571=r Exrrz1--Ic&yF 20 1sr-c1
Dsss1rs= % s1ppr=ss tn rsoelIi71-
BERLIN, N0T. THE y1=5eee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
- - : p.s.as-

POETLAND- NsE- E-L-IseE Deup-
SeE- ~ E-i-k1oEu FCEilnSE, died 81.
6i- rssi5-zse> II III. e5-s GE1- E1ruIEE
q t,11S1Zp6i1z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
\ CLAM AGAINST HAWAII.
Arosher British subject Who Wants
Dsar-SSN--

D2r1SZN>-
VICTORIA. B c, Nov. 6-CSp,Sin
2 q Walker, lS,e - Honolulu.
.o-c1Sa Attorney Frank Higgins, Q,
this c1;y, has petitioner the Bri,is'
govern uusut for redress Snd pxcuniSry
cO-1uxu>xtio1 for damages sustained
IN e,o1>S1usucS % petitioner having
been Cs.2irsd - 5 revolutionary sus-
p,,c. by The Hawaiian Government.
Tns eSp,Siu established his Ianocencs.
S-I for iAuSE= 70 character SDi bust
us-< S>k< com ,xn>&.io1 10 The amount
q $40
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
THE BARONESS Is FREE
Robert WfIooxs Wife Secures
Z Divorce,
A WIFE DESERTED IN HONOLULU.

Ca->rl-t,rarrssl NlIr>' NEryisl>-l -lJ''otC'l
Nour,s Writes = ls>aS-1oc tssSiito
CAhlc-Tsc Hawaiian Hoscl loSs>@'-
New Hosel MAY te Eatlg.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
No Treaty With Lsnan.


SEOUL ICorsal, Nov. al am en-
soled TO cable TO you that Count Ito.
tue japanese Prime Minister, saws
tost no political treaty exists between
Japan and Russia.
JoHN A. CoKgRIII.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 6.-I
have II on the best OF authority that
the treaty concluded between Russia
snd Japan is Of purely commercial
character. Ii has, therefore, none OF
that significance which alarmists in
Paris hSve striven to give 1t The
Russian ueet never received instruc-
tions to wi"ter st Port Arthur.
Court doctors are now awaiting the
Secouchment Of the Empress. Her
Msles'y's condition is highly salts
factory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
SEQUAH
Endorsed
by the
English
Press.

lAlOADALE ObsEHN Al Aay D.
IS90l, remarks Some re-
Hsrksble cures have certainl
cen effected by Sequah's
uetlicines."
,TERFoRD NEvs" Apr. 9th
,o90l, speaking of Sequah's
remedies, SAYS The cures
remain, and men are walking
about to-day. who for the
past ten years read novels
IN their beds during the
intervals snstched from dry
7oast, potions and pills."
'ID-DERBYsHIRE STAR" May
:. 1901, Tile cures made
by Sequah's Remedies,
have excited great deal Of
talk, because the patients
art we'll known as having
suffered number of years.
Some of thela have been
s:fiicted for 20 years"
" ;5CkDALE STAB" May
3ri, 1891. 1t cannot be
denied that persons well known
in Rockdsle, known to have
suffered from the poor mans
curse, rheumatism, have
secured permanent relief by
the use of Sequah's
Rsmadias
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19

DR.. J. Coils Brownies ChIorodyne
is the TRUE PALLIATIVE in
Neuralgia, Gout. Cancer,
Toothache, Rheumatism.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
Or. L coIIIs Brownc,s ChIorodync.

DR.. Gibbon. Army Medical Staff, Cal
cutta, states: 1.-Two doses completely
cured me of diarrhpa.h
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-12-14

Like the Albany Civic League the
Baltimore Union for Public Good
combines the distinguishing charac-
teristics of both forms. The union,
representing, as it does, large num-
Der of churches and other bodies
working for spiritual, moral and
social welfare of Il city, has planned
to establish in each ward Good
Government Club, with view to
creating an organization that will be
able to do effective political work in
municipal elections.
The Municipal Leagues of Duluth,
Mimi; Madison, Wis; Tacoma,
Wash; Walla Walla, Wash; Seattle,
Wash; Oakland, CAL; Topeka, Kan,
and Schenectady, N. Y, have adopted
the Philadelphia organizations name,
and in many cases it's statement of
principles, but have devised methods
to suit local conditions. AS conse-
quence in most instances they have
evolved diversity of forms, in some
the educational, and in others the
political features predon- mating.
M any should more properly be
classed with the general municipal
reform organizations of which the
Baltimore Reform League is the best
illustration. The Civic Federations
which are springing up all over the
country, also represent combination
of the Philadelphia and Boston ideas.
The Chicago Federation, formed
largely on the lines suggested by
William T. Stead, was the first or
ganization in the field to bear this
name.
These several organizations stead
lily working for the noble pupose of
elevating the manhood of the Repub-
lie and infusing the leaven of right
eousness into municipal affairs de-
serve the support of all good citizens.
Their growth and the large degree of
success which has attended them is
one of the most significant signs of
the times-signs of promise also.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-12-14

WE announced last week the election
of Rev. HI. N. CoUDEN, of the Universal
list Church at Port Huron, Mich, as
Chaplain of the new Congress. We give
above an excellent likeness of Bro. Cou-
den for which we are indebted to the
Times Herald of this city. Chaplain
Couden lost his eyesight in the service of
the Union. He enlisted at the age of
eighteen, when the first call for volun-
teers was made, serving in the Sixth
Ohio infantry, and re-enlisted for three
years when his term was out. He was
with Mcclellan in the West Virginia
campaign, and took part in the battle Of
Shiloh. In February. 1868 he was trans
ferred to the First Mississippi marine
brigade. Near Austin, Miss. he receive d
charge of small shot in his eyes. caus
ing total blindness. The last thing his
eyes beheld was the rebel aiming his
gun for the discharge which deprived
him of his sight. After honorable dis
charge. Mr.. Coudenfound there was no
hope of recovering his eyesight and en-
tered the blind school at Columbus,
Ohio, taking a course Of seven years.
Afterward he entered the Canton Theo-
logical school to prepare for the Univer-
salist ministry. His first passionate was
at Madrid, N. Y. Later he preached at
Willoughby, Ohio; Chatham. Mass, and
four years ago he moved to Port Huron,
Mich. Mr.. Couden's pastoral work has
been remarkably successful. In Chat
ham and Port Huron especially he has
done excellent work; at the latter place
achurch has been built and the parish
largely increased. After the adjourn
ment of Congress Bro Coudsn will un-
doubtedly resume his labors in the min
istry and continue his good work for the
Universalist Church.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-12-14
INDIANA MINISTERIAL CIRCLE.

The mid-year- meeting of Universalist
Circle Of Indiana was held at Pendleton
beginning Tuesday afternoon, December
3, and continuing until Thursday noon.
There was good attendance, sixteen of
the twenty three ministers and licen-
tiates Of the State being present. OF
those who we're absent only three are
engaged in active work.
Rev. Frances e. Cheney, OF Rich
mond preached the sermon for criticism.
Her subject was 1.-THE Influence of
Christianity on the Development of Wo-
man." Her text was 2 Cor. iii: II
Where the Spirit of the Lord is. there
is liberty" The sermon was Just and
eloquent presentation of the woman
question" in all its phases and was lis
tened to by congregation which nearly
filled the church.
In the criticism which followed the
next morning it was plainly manifested
that our sister represented the position
taken by most of our Indiana ministers.
The discussion arranged for, on 1.-THE
Natural We. the Supernatural in the
Bible" was postponed owing to the fact
that Rev. James Houghton was called
away to attend funeral.
Most of the time of the Circle was de.
voted to business. A new constitution
was adopted to take effect at the next
annual meeting.
Rev. L. E. Ballard gave valuable ad.
dress on Ecclesiastical Jurisprudence"
which was concise presentation of the
laws of Indiana relating to ministers
and churches
The Committee for the Promotion of
Pastoral Work presented the following
list of appointments for the ensuing
year:
BrOokston-Rev. James Houghton,
La Fayette-H. E. Truay.
Charlottesville and West Lebanon-Rey. G. F.
Bushnell.
Flnca tie and Mt Carmel Circuits-Rey. L. NJ.
Pope and j. j. p. Kessler. conformity,
Indianal olis-F. T. Rayon.
McCordsyIlle-H. G. Beckett
Muncie-Rev. j. f. Carney
LoganspOrt-Rev I. S. Guthrie
Penoleton and Please mt Grove-Rev. j. b,
Fosher.
Roam, Cromwell and Collamer-Rev. J. W.
McCord.
Salem, Pleasant Valley, Mlddlefork and Gal
veston-Rev. d. A. Patrick.
Richmond, Dublin and Boston Rev. Frances
E. Cheney.
Pleasant Hill, Devon, Saluda and Ireland,
Rev. II. N. Brown.
We are greatly encouraged by the out
look for our cause in Indiana. We have
certainly made decided progress during
the past two years, and this is only
slight indication of the possibilities that
lie before us.
This meeting was a decided success.
We transacted large amount of impor-
tant business without any friction or
difference of opinion. and when we ad-
journed it was with feeling that new
era of enthusiasm and fraternal good
will had been inaugurated in Indiana
Univerealism. CHARLES F. BUSHNELL.