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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-10
BY INNINGS.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NOTES.

Unknowns had no battery errors.
Hams only got three hits off Woods.
Hams piled up eleven errors.
While the Rams were unable to
handle wet ball, it made no differ
ence in the playing of the UnknoWns.
Pryce is entitled to credit for beau
tiful running fly catch.
Stars and Unknowns next Saturday.
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receive It. For the new bell is to weigh
nearly fifteen tons: and the great bell
in the cathedral at Montreal. hitherto
the largest On the American continent,
s-etahs rather less than thirteen tons.
ID win take rank. therefore, very cred
itabiy among the largest bells of the
world the largest IN England. the
Westminster bell. weighing. about the
same. while one IN Vienna. the largest
in actual use In Europe, weighs about
twenty tons. 1t is true that the mon
stcr Of Moscow. which lies broken and
PROSTATE, weighed more than two
hundred tons: but II was simply a
huge mistake. which having failed as
a bell Is now used as a chapel IL is
sta ted. too. THAI there is a monstrosity
somewhere IN China that weighs about
sixty tons. but its shape is abOminable.
ana its tone eXcruciating TO any but
a Celestial ear.
But these figures of weight convey
nut a very vague idea Of size. The
great Chinese cat-cal is said TO be
fourteen feet in height but 1t Us shaped
like a barrel I1he Cincinnati bell.
which Is cast in the true proportions
for beauty and melody-bel nE modelled
after a bell in Erfurt. Prussia, which
is accounted the sweetest in ,Ee world
2 lis seven feet in height, and uine IN
diameter at the base. That Is 10 say.
IL IL rested mouth downward, on the
ground. the tallest man could stand
upright under IL: and If Ii were set on
edge, and school boy were 10 cling
with his hands 10 the upper rim, his
feet would dangle about where THE
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secrated instrument Of worship. En-
circliug the body OF the bell. just above
the sounding bow. is the Latin text OF
the Lord 8 prayer in true Gothic CHAR
acters about seven inches high. Above
this. or the civic half. the American
eagle bowers over the great seal 81 tne
United Statcs.-an impression or Wnich
was sent directly from Lle white house.
Beneath this is the seal " the state
of Ohio. pierced by the stans that sup
port tra stars and stripes. which ian
in gracelu M folds on either side; and
beneath ghis Is the seal Of the city o.
Cincinnati Medallions Of the deceased
donor and family complete the design.
on the ecclesiastical half OF the bell,
under the surmounting tiara. is me-
dallion Of Pope Leo XIII. with his seal
beneath It. Just below Is the medallion
of The 1T. Rev. william Henry Elder,
archbishop OF Cincinnati. through
which are crossed the s-affs Of the
papal banners. Right ana iel. Of this
medallion are two others Bishop
Purcell and OF Bishop Fenwick. the
first bishop Of Cincinnati Beneath the
central medallion is one of Vicar GEN
eral Albrink.
Around the crown. or upper part in
Gothic relief. are two verses OF me-
diaevel Latin hexameters relating TO
bells. which read as follows
Laudo Deum verum, plebum voco,
congrego clerum;
Funera prango. fulgura FRANCO, Sab
bata pango
This may be approximately, though
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not completely rendered by the quaint
old English lines:
"To calle We folde ate meeting TYNE,
We chyme;
When joye and myrth are on We wynge,
We ry-ge
When we lamente a passyng soule,
We tolle."
VI win be noticed that great symmet-
~ has been attained by this arrange
ment. Tne eagle is opposite the tiara,
and the American fog TO the papal en-
sign: the seal OF the United States cor
responds 10 that OF Rome; and the
same artistic balance is maintained in
all the parts. The designer is Gin
cinnati man a. MunGhenk.
This ornamentation of bells is pc
culiar AND difficult task The decora-
lions must be in relief 20 avoid inter
fering with the tone The medallions
for example after being designed by
the arts. and passing through q whole
series a. ,ransforma ton, must q .ast
be accurately impressed upon ne clay
of the NOLAN operation requiring
gres exterity.
The general form Of the church 0el
was perfected by medieval founder
ana no radical change from his has
ever been made with good results.
has been argued by some that bells o.
hemispher!cal sh&oe .hout the usual
fare at the bottom. would give s
purer tone; but this theory is not In
accord with the facts The lines az
the new bel differ quite considerably
from those which are usual TIE eNac.
proportions were determined - =. u.
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ton. by an ingenious device, with the
organ. in such a manner that it Will
be under the control Of the organist,
and may be used to reinforce the rem
dering Of The solemn anthems Of the
church. Frank Wilson. the organist in
question. is eagerly looking forward to
the time when he Will be enabled to
achieve something absolutely unique in
the history Of music.
The pastor Of the church Of the bells
is the Rev. A. NJ. Quartman. 4 parish
oner. Joseph G. Buddeke, bequeathed
$4,000 to defray the cost of this great
work; but at least $1,000 more will be
expended before Cincinnati's noble bell
sounds from its lofty tower.
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CINCINNATPSBICB BELL
The Largest and Probably the Sweet
est Ever Cast in America.
ABSOLUTELY NEW FEATURES
This Bell and a Chime of Twenty
Six Others VIII Be Connected
with the Organ and Used to
Reinforce the Choir.

CCopyrig'ht. 1885. by Bacheller, johnson 4
Bacheiler.)
Liberty Bell Is at last 10 have IL
val. Not. indeed. in fame. nor in the
hearts OF the people. In those respects
&, win ever stand unrivaled. But in
size. at least. a rival-or rather. A su-
parior-.s now being made ready for
the massive belfry H. the suburbs of
Cincinnati where IL Is soon to swing.
md rus out the loudest peal mat mas
ever vlcrated upon the free air OF
America. Doubtless by the time these
words appear in nrint the molten metal
viii have lowed Kissing down the
channels into the curiously constructed
mould. and the biggest bell ever cast
, on sais side of the Atlantic will be
cooling IN The great pit constructed to
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Montana Union Time Card.
BUTTE TIME CARDS.

Butte. Anaconda g. Pacific r. r.
All TRAINS arrive and depart from Great
Northern depot at Butte.
ARRIVE IN BUTTE.
No g. Anaconda express arrives
daaly ............. ............... s:45 a m
No T. Anaconda express, con-
Meeting with Great Northern
railway Through trains for East
and west. arrives daily. ....... AIS m
DEPART FROM BUTTE.
No. 3, Anaconda express. leaves
daEly .......... .................1o: 1885 a m
No. L Anaconda express from 81.
Paul Helena and intermediate
-,osnrS fe-veS dafly ............. 500 . m
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some distance from Cincinnati, and
other public demonstrations VIII be
made. Finally. before being placed in
position In the belfry. the great bell
wiz be consecrated wl-h impressive
ceremonies according to the Roman
Catholic custom. The Sponsors VIII be
numerous. including both state and &c
ciesiastical dignitarles. The bell Will
then be raised TO the belfry, where 1t is
10 be mounted in connection with a
chime Of twenty-six smaller bells, yet
20 be east. A novel feature in the pro-
posed peal Of bells win be its connec-
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NORTH EaN PACIFIC.

ThAINS Ar.ISis L. Ar SUITE.
No Z, from s. Paul. Cntcago
and ali Eas.era points. arrives
ssny a. .e..'.................. s:Is a m
N n No. =. from Spokane. Ia
coma, Seattle. Portland and all
Coas- points. arrives Montana
Union depot daily st........:.:: IN p m
TRAINS LEAVE BU TIE.
n u. No ]. TO- Spokane. Taco
ma. Seattle. Portland and all
Coas: and California points,
n ssss AZ .' ....... $50 $40 a m
Nc. s Tor St Paul Chicago and
an Eastern. Southern sad ca
800 'Ssai dep. daily a; 1880 , n
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The reduced rates to the eastern
points go into effect on the 10th via
the Great Northern railway. Second
class rate to St. Paul. Minneapolis and
Duluth. $50. Rates to points East. cor
respondingly reduced. City ticket Of
fee Al North Main street.
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ton route will sell first-class tickets 10
all Missouri river points at $35; second
class, $50. Phil Daniels. T., f. and p.
A, Butte: w. w. Johnston. c. A. Bill
fnRs Mont
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7RAUELER.S GUIDE.
ANACONDA TIME CARDS.

Butte. Anaconda g. Pacific r. X
CTdme schedule.)
All trains arrive and depart from Butue'
Anaconda & Pacific depot
ARRIVE IN ANACONDA.
No. 3, Butte express, daily .E'VO IN
No. l. Burte express. making con-
nection at Butte with Great
Northern rail way through
s5ves daiIy '.'....... nm. 5:45 p m
DEPART FROM ANACONDA.
S Sa,,y e..' '............... 900 a m
No. 4, Butte express for St Paul
,'rSres aenaT.ts daily ..'......... 500 m
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Are You Made

Miserable by Indigestion, Constipation
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite. yellow Skin
Sh.lohis N.taEzcr IS a positive cure.
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Montana Union

Montana Union.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT BUTTE.
- carrison eynress. ..........lI:3 30 D m
No 100 Anaconda express. ~ a M
No. lo2 Anaconda eNpress...-....S:aJ y m
No Coz. L. i. fast mail. -......-....f.i3 III
TRAINS LEAVE BUTTE.
No. !. Garrison eXD-ess........... ~ N
No fO1 Anaconda express. .lut5l m
No 1u3 Anaconda express. ........ 9.tJ p N
No. COZ, L. =. fast mail............ 4;OV p m
sCarnects at stuart with train from
Deer Lodge and Garrison.
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snfctr. speed and Comfort

CT DE had by using the Northern Pa
&C. Their train Is the first to reach st.
Paul. Notwithstanding uhe fact Il does not
leave Butte until 1880 y. m. four hours
and 80 minutes later than trains on any
other line.
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rrnnt Northern.

TRAINS LEAVE BUTTE
Train No .f Atlantic express,
..sst-i.1.r, FOR 81. Paul CHI
case. ~. 'o'' -.........-.... G:i0 p N
Train 30 - ''' $500 a m
TRAINS ARRIVE BUTTE
Train 80. q. Pa-ii- ',r--7s'
t-.rt-bauud frcm 81 .aui. S-.i- ..,, = 49,.
.-arn ana ai enste-J fa,n-.-..-- A-- . III
~r.iv go. q. Helena ANA nfs-' -
,..1-l .s........ ........-......-...---'c- q n
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sOMETHINC NEW.
Meals Served la Carte on the Great
Northern Dining Cars.

The Great Northern through train.
leaving Butte at 6:10 p. m, carries a
dining car and will serve supper leav-
ing Butte a la carte hereafter. This Is
the only line running dining car out OF
Butte. Buffet and library car on every
through main line train.
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Reduced rates to Austria, Germany
Sweden and all points in Europe. Tickets
&c Chicago New York, Boston. Paladel-
ph.a and ali eastern aud Canadian points.
Call az Butte, Anaconda q Pac.he pas
senger deoot for rates. maps, etc.
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The Test Prom south Africa.

r,alse. adglcos from johannesburg and
,,+her South African mining camps show
ana. val bic 1-operties are being Goa
SANITY loc4eA
Is. carpenters and timber men are al
- in deu1and at good wages, while
f-llit growing offers lucrative occupation
. nv tles urderst anding the business
ard {. . string t. enter that field of indus
-ry
johann esburG, city OF 6o,OOO souls. Is
.,-..Ii.o nj market for the various Kinds
=. rr,tw which may be raised In abund-
g,ce ln rhs vicinity of the town at small
,7s- ,Fne only frlit growers in the coun-
80 fa.r~ an .-loient class, do not sup
uIv tha demand.
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New Ilne 10 Peorla Va ..rho aIIIwaukee.'
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New Line to Peoria VIA "Ahe MhWauhee'
commencing Sunday, Sept. zzd
1886 the c., NJ. & st. p. Railway will
iuaugurate daily through buffet sleep
log car service between St. Paul and
Minneapolis and Peoria. Ill, passing
T. Ugh Faribault. Owatonna. Austin,
n aalltown, Oskaloosa, Keithsburg
ct lave Minneapolis 400 y. m. and
st. paul 4:1O p. m. daily. arriving at
Pee ria 1000 O'Clock next morning. For
par.Lluiars apply to local ticket agents.
or ailress ]. 7. Conley, Assistant Gen.
eral Passenger Agent. st. Paul. MINI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-09

.L SUBSCRIPTIONS DUE IN ADVANCE
 wITHoUT ExCEPTIoN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-09

SENATOR FRYE, of Maine, on the occasion of being rcnominated the other day declared, with hard knot in his nose, that, being q Republi- can, he could not associate politi- cally with the PopuIists The fact is that Eastern Republicans are a party to themselves, and if Vest ern Republicans had their Yankee spunk they would cut aloof from them and join the Populists-unless, indeed, they could summon up real courage and keep Step to the music of the constitution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-09
TnEnE is movement on foot re-

THERE is movement on foot re- lating to the seat of U. s. Senator Murphy, of New York, the appli- cation of the foot to the seat being of Q well understood nature. It is claimed late New York court opinion invalidates Murphys cleo tion, but we don't recall any ex-post facto decision of the Senate cutting off term once begun, except where the charge was disloyalty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-09

ARIZONA is knocking for admission into the Union, but she offers a small dowry in the way of inhabi- tants. Out of about 65,O00 people nearly one-fourth are Mexican Greasers and Chinese, and judging by the past increase it will take a quarter of a century to acquire sui ticient population to entitle her to a Congressional ratio as big as any ot the old States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-09

TIE Democratic vote of the Michigan Legislature may be said
 to be in the brooches pocket of a single man. That man will east the only vote of the whole party of the State for Edwin F. Uhl for U. s. Senator against the Republican nominee. There is only one Dem ocrat in the Michigan Legislature.
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violent hatreds and deep-seated and groundless prejudices We are glad to welcome this recently discovered and beIated moral hero on the side of conscience. It is gratifying to know that the GRAPnIe's hope, al most abandoned in consequence oi unrewarded efforts, has not been in vain.
 As long as the light holds out to burn,
 The vilest sinner may return" etc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-09

IDoLITRY of public men is thing of the past. People are better pre- pared than ever to abolish all graven images. They are nolonger like the heathen in his blindness, lowing down to wood and stone. Taking things for granted belongs now to the old red sandstone period, or the glacial era, or some other ancient historic time that we read about.
 The popular demand is for flesh and
 blood men made out of the same material as the rest of us, though more or less polished, raced, :" coached or otherwise improved, for special uses. All men in office must i'm Rlfh the people, or they will be 5,t3 E Sav
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-09

Johnson's Magnetic Oil. horse brand, is u powerful liniment espee- iallY prepared for external use foI persons and all diseases of horses and cattle. $I-size 50 cts; % cent size D cents. Dewoody X Co.,, Pine Bluff, Ark
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We announce the following specia reduction in prices:
 Culi lumber at S53 to S5 per M.
 No. 1 dimension lumber, $7 .50per NJ , 23tf BLUFF GITv LUMBER Co.
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sherimls snIe.
nnesdaY. JanuarY 22nd. 1895.

By virtue of an execution to me directed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Jefferson county, Arkansas. will offer for sale at the Courthouse daor, i'll the city of Pine Bluf,on
 Tuesday, January 22nd, 1895,
 Between the hnurs prescribed by law for ju- dical sales. to Che highest and best bidder, on | of three months, with interest pur- chaser giving bond tO secure purchase mo5ey all the right. title and interest of ". D Wilkins in the following described property to-wit: Baginning ri q point 60 feet west from the ne eArner of lot2 block g fannehil < Owens addition to The city 0f ne Bluff, running thence vest l20 feet, thenee south 154 feet thence east lS0 thcuee north 34 feet thence west 60 feet thence north l20 feet to point of begiuHiuW. Ali his interest in l0l l block 8 .ranneli & Owens addition, West half lot block 31 'fannehill & Owen 5 addt- tion halt aud quarter lot block y TannehilI& x Owena addition all in the city ot Pine Bluff. Arkansas, levied on by me as the property Of W. D. Wilkins 10 satisfy an exc eution against hmi favor of James Aug gustus for Sl4.75 debt danaaes and costs.
 ~. Il. TRIPLETT
 sheriff Jefferson county ArRansas
 By EDGAR BREWSTER DIS, Pine Bluff Ark Jan. 1 1895. 2dtf
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-"Ghiel amang ye, takin' notes: An faith, hc'll brent em."


 These words have strange and sickening sound when the source is considered from which they ema- nate. Indeed. the moral sensibili- ties of the general public will be greatly shocked at the eontem- plation of the editor of our weekly contemporary becoming the self appointed and self-eonstituted GUS todian of the public morals and private acts of this God fearing. law abiding and moral com munity. Many will no doubt pause to inquire when this moral and conscientious spasm struck the immense avoirdupois of the man who presides over the edi. torial destinies of that wayward obstinate blanket sheet, whose col umns teem with denunciation and who scarcely ever touches his paws to the pen except in malice and hatred -one, indeed, whose control ing influence is hatred, prejudice and passion. and whose head-strong and bulldog will is oblivious to l friend or foe alike. Our belated moral hero, who has become so sud- denly and violently possessed Of q conscientious spasm, has made his advent unheralded and unannounced. The public was not prepared and had no right to expect such sud- den shock. 1tis well, perhaps, that he has told us that his blanket sheet is generally recognized and con ceded to be the oaly strictly reliable, unswervingly independent and ttor- oughfg conscientious journal published in this community, for he is the only one that has made the important discovery The public had learned in the past to give but little heed to his reckless words. His emanations were thought to be merely the noxi- ous exhalations of distempered Id morbid ;;::ss l!!!eet {, become 5 !:ss sss 5 , s',;r oser indulgence,
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i RELATED MORAL HERO.

* We endeavor to publish all the local news of grave import to the community as we find it, and in matters touching official and private conduct relating to the public veal, to shew to the line, let the chips fal. where they may
 1t is not perhaps necessary for us to allude to this well-known char aeterislic of the P,eSs-E -Eog}e, as it is generally re ognized and conceded to be the only strictly reliable, un. swervingly independent and thor oughly conscientious journal pub lished in this community.
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Ttis is all we have to say upon this subject, except to remind our kird-i earted, susceptible advisers, and the gentle reader hereof, of whatever nationality, creed or political production, that in the conduct of their daily lives it would be veil for them to keep fresh and green, in memory's halls, fond and abiding recollection of the i'm mutable, incorrigible fact that there is at least one
 --"Chiel amang ye, takin' notes:
 An faith, hc'll brent iem."
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pT-ADvERTIsIN6 RATES MADE KNOWN
 ON APPLICATION.
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-19

Piney Koehler. of Hanover. fell from q
freight train last Friday, at Ortanna. aud was
run over aud killed. He was y years old
and leaves wife and child.
A disease prevails among the horses Of
Mount Pleasant township, Adams county
which has caused the death Of number. Mr..
Lncian Heltzei recently lost fTo horses by
this disease. which is in the form af a sore
throat
Susan F. Forror aged a, was found dead
IN bed at her home in Hanover last Sunday
The Littlestown Savings Institution has de
clared a semi-annual dividend Of 3 per cent.
William Kohler. aged nearly - years, died
on the 10th instant at his home, near Lilly :
mill, Coneaago township, Adams county,
samuel AlthoF. Of Bnnaeauyille. was ar
rested last week BY officer Egger, Of Hanover.
on charge Of obtaining goods by false repre-
sentasion. preferred hy Rufus A. C0iehcase
and William j. Adams, of Hanover AlthoH
gave sail for hearing this week.
The Hanover and Iiiilestown turnpike
Company has declared semi-spnuaI dividend
Of p per cent.
The election for township and borough Off
Gers viii he held Tuesday, February 10Th, five
weeks from next Tuesday.
The Gettysburg Star and Sentinel Of Tues.
day SAYS "a fl1eas occurred at the Wash
ington House last evening. ]. Andrew Kane
and Charles C0rweH, az Franklin township,
had dispute with the proprietor about the
number of horse feeds ordered by Kane.
Kane was elected from the hotel and a. he
was pushed oat the door Harry Walker hi
him over the head with club, eutting an
agly cash. Kane was knocked insensbie and
otherwise beaten. He laid information before
Squire Walter against Walker, who Is under
$500 bail for appearance at cnurt, on the
charge Of aggravated assault