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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-02-28
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ing to those who neglect this threaten
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STATE.

Citizens OF Corpus Christi 10 petition
the government 10 take charge of the work
nj Arkansas Pass
Complaint NJ Itockport that the iinli law
is being violated by seinerA
Boatyg store. at Tnyior's Cline, burned.
LOIS $4,000 insurance $1,000.
Farmers In Caldwell county pledge
themselves to reduce their cotton acreage
II per cent.
Whitecappers In Caldwell county cause u
planter to come TO their tnrmR by burning
one OF his barns and threatening him with
iynohing.
Move an foot In sherman TO get up An
Interstate drill, with sci, 900 in prizes
Eugene Burt. the triple murderer. In
jail at Austin, is happier because efforts
are being made to have his sentence COM
muted.
Zig blaze in Dcnison on Friday night
Editor X. r. BurhnDs IN another part or
the city, was also burnod out.
Seth Burrows Texas cowboy, crosses
into JuBrez, Mexico. kiiis few OF the po-
lice. md In fryins TO reach the American
side Is Iimself killed.
Bailey Willis Of the United States geo
logical diylsion. arrives Ia Austin to make
q geological survey OF Western Texas.
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DOMEsTIO.

A California superior Judge gets down
from the bench 20 puren lawyer.
Operatives In the New Bedford mills
preparing for strike. Some lay In sup
plies and others expect 10 leave.
Lonsdaio mills give notice of an per
cent cut.
Three boxes OF yellow fever serum, re-
ceiycd at New York from Dr. saranelli,
Further details OF tb, burning alive OF
two Indians In Oklahoma. Posses after
four more. who will suffer the shme fate
when caught An uprising OF se,ninnles rs
feared and assistance has been asked for.
II. Hamilton OF Houston, Texas. injured
In wreck on the Alabama Western. but
not seriously. Seventeen other passep-
gers also hurt The train went through q
bridge
Members Of the August. Ca. city coun-
ell engage In light.
Tornado strikes Morgan6eld. KY. do
paoiishing buildings and killing Chief OF
Police Sellers.
Mule spinners Of Lowell and New Bed
ford given permission 70 strike and nm as
scssment ordered.
Judge Paul practically holds that q State
can NOT collect taxes during q Federal
receivership.
John p. Redmond receives rousins
welcome In New York and talks OF Ire
lands struggles for nationhood.
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SIGNIFICANT WORDS.
Bryan Outlines the Policy Of the
Next Campaign.
WOULD COMBINE ALL SILVER FORCES,
Aid Of the Republicans and Populists
Welcome.
THE CAUSE OF THE REACTION,
The rhnndcrcr Biamcs Mci<intcy For
the Growth of what II Terms
Bryanism--Gnxc's reply.

Chicago. January e,--willism j, Bryan.
In concluding speech before the Bryan
League at the fremont house during a
banquet held after the Auditorium meet
ing early this morning. made some ~.
marks which are interpreted as showing
his Intentions. II he Ia nominated for the
presidency In 1900. In speaking of the
next presidential election Mir. Bryan said /;
1t may be We VIII be strong enough 10
win without any outside help. But never.
thclcss, prefer To Win with the populists
on one side and the free silver republl-
cans on the other. And We must not for
get when the victory is won that In the
campaign of last year It took moro cour-
age on tho part Of the FREQ silver republi-
cans to desert their old party and more
self-sacrifice on the part OF the populists
TO go outside of their organization for u
presidential candidate because he agreed
with them on the paramount issue than
1t did for the democlnts 10 support the
ticket which was nominated by their own
National convention"
Mr.. Bryan left for Minneapolis tonight.
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4 Ia uxrnnHAus.
Members of AuRustn's city Council
Eugngc In a EiRht,

Members of AuRustn's city Council
EnHrwc In a riRht.
Augusta, Ca, January a.-At tho session
OF tho city council las, night held for the
election OF city officers for tho ensuing
term the fieht between the Walsh and
Kerr factions was resumed with all its
pugliistic features. The Kerritcs have a
majority OF five and proceeded to afnputatc
the heads OF those councillors who support-
cd ex-senator Walsh in the municipal cam
naign,
When the fire Department was reached
tho presence az Chief Roulette was neces-
sary, and, pending his arrival, recess was
taken. During this recess County Jaiior
Collins and Councilman Lo,igoo became tn
volved in difficulty. Lousec attempted
to strike Collins, who landed blow on
Lougce's Jaw. Lougee reached for his gun.
but pcacemakers intcrterei and uuict was
restored. Feeling is running high amcnS
tho citiscns and the action OF the Kerrites
rs denounced on all sides,
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ALABAMA ~ LINE.
VIII stand u, the pnrty--Falmcr nnd
isuctsnrr Men Need Not Apply,

VIII stand u. the purty--Palmcr nnd
hucisnrr Men Need Not Apply.
Chattanooga, Tenn, January 9--Tho
political campaign in Alahamn practically
opened last night Tho popuiists have
already called their convention TO meet
In May and the democratic executive com-
mittce was yesterday called by Chairman
Knox to meet In Montgomery February 2a.
for the purpose OF deciding on IL time
and place for tic democratic convention,
The republicans have decided To place
no ticket in the ilold, but Will meet III
convention and ndorso the administration.
State was outlined last night at the cele-
bration OF jackson day In birmingham
by the Democratic Bimntalie club. Colonel
John w. Tomlinson, member OF the Ma
tional Timetable league and who Is In
close touch with Governor Johnston and
supposed TO represent the opinions OF the
governor, spoke and in the course OF his
remarks. he said
Alabama viii stand by tho Chicago
platform. There can be no compromise.
and by the eternal thoro win be none
State senator Cunningham, speaking In
tho same tenor said that the silver dem
ocrats are in favor OF allowing the Palmer
and Iurknor democrats 10 come back TO
tho party but that they must keep at the
rear OF the procession, and none of them
must offer for office. He stated that all
the populists had practically come back to
the democratic party and that some OF
them would be sent to the legislature and
otbers given other offices, but he said.
mo Palmer and Buckper men need apply"
His reptarks were wildly applnuded.
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STRIKE IS PROBABLE.
New Bedford and Lowell Men Have
Full Authority.
NATIONAL BOARD pR0FfERS FUNDS
An Assessment Has Been Ordered o.
the Operatives.
OFFER TO GO TO rHE SOUTH
riics, hut Many viii leave.
I.onsdaic Milla Cut

BOSTON, Mass, January 9.--The mule
spinncrs of Lowell and New Bedford were
given permission to strike BY the execu-
tive committee OF the Mule spinncrs'
Union tpday, and an assessment OF -
cents per week was levied on the mem
blrs of tho union. The executive COM
mittce also ordered $500 frcm the National
fund to be placed al the disposal Of tho
strike committee.
The meeting was attended by every
member of the board and delegates rep
rcsenting every min centering In New
England were present. Several Delegates
made application FOR permission to strike.
but the board denied permission to all
places except Lowell and New Bedford.
ir being thought advisable to have tho
strength OF the organization conferred In
those places II was voted. where re-
dlctnn of wages occurs bringing them
below tho union scale, TO leave the matter
TO the executive committee for them to
decide as TO tho ndvisability of strike.
Ii was decided TINT In cases OF strikes the
back boys and doffers would receive 81
u week during the strike
In Dover, n. H.. notice OF n reduction
ms not yet been maze, Tue mon clNlm
they are working for s per cent less than
the FAN River operatives were and that
they WIN oppose any reduction. In case
a reduction is threatened at Dover the
matter Will be brought 10 the attention Of
the National board.
All agreed that the Fall River operatives
Hhould have reaised. and that there would
have been ample funds to back them.
Tho speeches OF the delegates presenting
the various cases where cut downs had been
posted and had been threatened all advo-
Gated resistance, and In every instance
they netitioncd the board for permission
to- strike.
The New Bedford representatives said
they were exceedingly pleased with the
hearty cooperation OF the executive board
and Ind a good fund OF their own and
would be glad to assist so far as possible
with their funds the cause In other cities.
.he Lowell men naid they had no doubt
OF a strike. but the decision would he left
10 tho operatiyos, and a meeting would be
bel1 dpGing this week TO decide the matter.
1879 90 vii lowell Will take effect
on January ~ md about $4,000 people
VIII he affected directly.
The Lewiston representatives state that
the reduction In their city would equal
SlI 600 month on the pay roll
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LOCAL.


DR.. Rufus Bnrlcson breaches his SENT
centennial anniversary sermon at the
First Baptist church
The chickasaw and Choctaw tribes Of
Indians preparing to move out OF the
Territory into Northern Mexico.
The result OF raid made by the shcr-
ms department. A lot Of stolen goods
recovered.
The Emmets and Hibornians getting
reudy for the celebration Of st. Patrick's
day on big scale
Mr.. Hugh Hamilton sllghtIy burt In .
railroad accident In Alabama.
The Bikor Choiim aud the schuetzen-
yercin meet and elect officers
A very successfui concert by Herbs or
chestra at the Auditorium.
Some further suggestions upon the sub
tcct Of reyiyins an interest Ia tho Pan
american Trades congress.
Tho Lyeeum entertainment this After
noon and evening.
Death Of Charles Keller. N eld and ~
known citizen.
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A SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.
POLITICAL.

Hanna claims to have ccnytrted enough
obsiinntcs to his cause to insure his olcp-
tiop. and bets on his ultimate victory arc
not tnken. Accusations OF bribery di-
rectiy made.
The democrats demand affldavits from
the arti- llama republicans, to the num-
her OF eight. that they VIII stand together
before they are willing TO turn over to
them their gixty-fIve votes. iiannas
managers Issue n whining plea to repub-
Iicans to break pledges.
Crock Indians will not listen To HilSs.
ann propose to contest tho law.
Hen. w. j. Bryan outlines his ideas as
to coalition In the fight In 1900.
London Times Gays growth of Bryan
ism is due to MeKinley's temporising.
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KENTUCKY TORNADO.
Several Buildings Blown Down uns
One Man KILLED.

Several Buildings Blown Down and
One Nun Killed.
Morganfield, KY, January 9.-At $3.50 O
tornado struck the city. unroofing the old
Methodist church and the parsonage. total
ly demolishing the large two-story brick
hardware and grocery store Of H. L. Har,
& Bro. the city hall and ]. NJ. Jeans pro-
duce store. The Crown roller mills build
ing was considerably damaged and the
smoke stack was blown down. The front
of A. WaIrane iewelry store was blown
in and number of small buildings I'M
rooted and chimneys blown down.
Mr. Harvey Sellers. the city marshal
who was in the police office at the time
was instantly killed by the falling wall.
The loss to Hart & Bro. alone will exceed
$4,000, with no insurance.
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preceded by showers in eastern portion; much
colder Monday night; southwesterly winds,
becoming northwesterly.
North Dakota Generally fair, followed by
snow In western portion; colder; northeast
erly winds.
South Dalsota-snow; colder: northeasterly
winds.
Notwithstanding cloudiness, with snow;
much colder, with cold wave in eastern
portion; northeasterly winds.
kansas-Threatening weather; snow In
western portion; colder, with cold wave In
extreme northeastern portion; northeasterly
winds.
Wyoming and Montana-snow; easter.y
winds,
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wbnt Brlce says.

Columbus. Ohio. January 9.'-Mr. George
w Hull tonight gave out the following
telegram from Calvin g. Brice:
Am taking no part In the senatorial
matter in Ohio and wish that distinctly
understood. have no doubt as to the
duty Of the democratic members Of the
legislature Tho good Of the party and
State viii be best conserved by their yoi-
ing for democI'at.i and not at any time
for republican This will preserve the
integrity Of every democrat and leave the
party in better position to 70 into future
camDaigns',
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NAY COME SOUTH.
Capital VIII Tie Furnished skilled
Operatives Ia work on Sbrrrs.


Operatives Ia work on Sbrrrs.
Boston, January ga special meeting
Of The executive board OF the State branch
OF the Federation Of Labor WIS held hero
today for the purpose OF discussing the
situation of the cotton mill operatives In
this State and deyieng WAYS and means to
gpt employment for those who would no
thrown out OF work by strikes and lock-
outs. II was stated by representative
that number Of Southern capitalists were
desirouD OF building up the cotton spin
ming industry OF thr South and that suf-
ficieDt capital would be forthcoming IL
tho skilled labor Of the East would 20
there and work on system Of profit shar-
lug, II was further stated that higher
grades OF goods could be manufactures
In the South as successfully as In the
North and that the wages to be paid would
equal II NOT exceed those paid In tho
East concern In the South would
furnish lands and guarantee a subscription
oil the amount OF 100000. The COMMITTEES
instructed the officials OF the board to
investigate tho matter and report at once
ns 10 The udyisabllity OF sending oom-
mittee South 10 look into the matter.
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DLAMEs M'KINLEY.
London Times Says His TempOrixlns
Has Caused the Reaction,

London Times Says His TempOrlxinH
Has Caused the Reaction.
London, January 10--The Times CON-
menting editorially this morning on the
dispatch from its New York correspondent
dealing with the growth of Organism
among the democrats aud the disintcgra-
ton Of the republicans. and predicting 4
silver majority in the new house of rop-
resentatives, attributed the reaction to
President McKinley's temporlzing atti-
tude and ambiguous language ON the cur
rency question.
The Times snys:
1T can not BIO hat tho forces which
defeated Organism In 1896 are wholly
shattered and annullcd by a series OF tac-
tical efforts, hut an immense advantage
has undoubtedly been given to the an
archical and predatory tendencies. which
have recently become 30 formidable In
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RAlLKOADs.

The Sunset centrais cotton statement
for the month of December. 1891.
The Mallory line win accept no more
cotton for New York until they have dis
pcted OF their purplus.
Wells. Fargo T. Co.'S employees return
their thanks TO President Valentino for
having kept them on the pay roll during
the quarantine.
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LOOKS LIKE a strike.
some Operatives Lny In Supplied
and Others Preparing "a Leave.

some Operatives I.ny In Supplies
and Others Preparing ~ Leave.
New Bedford. Mass. january S.--Yes-
tcrdsy was payday among the majority Of
Operatives in the mills whore strike il
probable. After the operatives received
their money they proceeded to lay In .
good stock Of provisions. Many VIEWERS
had barrels Of flour rolled into their
Kitchens. The majority Of the operatives
think strike Is sure TO b. begun. and
all that could be heard talked Of II the
north and south ends Of the city was the
probable strike
In making their rounds today the collect
ors OF the Weavers' association found
many French Canadian weavers making
preparations to leave for Canada Just =
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cage May Reply.

New York, January GA Washington
disratch TO the World says Secretary
Gage. when asked today II he cared to
make a reply to William J. Bryans crIti-
cism OF bis course. at the banquet In Chi
caeo last night, aald he was not prepared
at this moment 10 answer Mr.. Bryan.
THE great silver leader" Mr.. Gage
IL quoted as saying has had his innlux.
II may be that ! Will have mine some OF
these days.
81 will say word, however, for my
plan for The retirement OF the greenbackx
and treasury notes. which Mr. Brynn re-
fers TO in his speech. / advocate only q
conditional retirement Of the greenbacks,
or a certain proportion Of them. In order
to strengthen the government In rs po-'
elton toward them and to give better as
surances than now exist that the govern
ment will redeem them In gold. = It
should do"
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WARRINGTON.

Interest IN the senate centers In the
f;ova,Ian annexation treaty which comes
w today.
Tho civil service bill engages the at
tention OF the house. but will not be
wiped out. II the consular appropriation
biz comes debate will include Cuba, Ha-
saE and the Orient.
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CUhA.

Captain General Of Madrid has been
oicered to proceed against weyisr,
DistrIbution Of supplies sent iron
America has commenced 1t Havana.
Congressman King Of Utah, who has
Just returned from Cuba. says the half
has not been told Of the suffering Of the
cci.centrados. and is corrpborated BY Pro-
fessor schoenfeldt
General Lee VIII mot accompany Blsnco
~ the fIsid.
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ATHER INFORMATION.
I'D Nixht,. Rending..

vt Nights Readings.
>meter continues high over the
ptic States. Another area OF high
appearing in Western Nebraska.
area of low barometer over the
and Tennessee. extending thence
Texas.
ther is clear from Minnesota ana
10 Oklahoma, in Alabama ana
Pd partly cloudy to cloudy else
kans and St Louis aIe the only
Porting rainfall in excess of 10 or
enernl Observations.
ons taken by the United stntss
preau at . p. M. sevonty-nfth mo-
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sl.o,.l,.

President Nick Young receives 400 APP
pIica,lons for umpires to MI six posi-
tions.
Charter oak park of Hartford Conn.
fxes puraes for the spring aud fall mneia.
Purses for the Oakley stakes at Gin
cinrati announced.
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American society by tho disorganisation Of
the republican party aud the incapacity
OF sound money men to retain any author
fty among tho democrats Clearly there
WIN be desperate tight d few months
hence to DO renewed at the presidential
contest Of 1000 over the same issues
which were supposed to DO settled by the
election Of Mckinley"
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Garrison. Texas. January 1.-THE South
Texas Cooking. Coal and OIL company sold
it's stock Of groceries TO L. r. Duncan & Co..
WHO Will continrs the business al the old
stnrd Both mines are running at full blast
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TOPEKA, Kan.--The annual meeting OF III
State board of agriculture will convene her
today and will continue In session for fiv
days.
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CHfCAGO-A big Knight Templar pail will
be held here today for the benefit of the Ma
sonic Orphan Home of this city.
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Probn Utilities,
ION, January 9.--Enstern Tcxas--
p weather; southeast to south
Partly cloudy weather; colder;
|inds. becoming northerly.
y and ENTHUSIASTICALLY fair,
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DIES MONIES. Iowa-The city is filling VI
with State representatives, who are arriving
to attend the sessions of the State legislature
which Is announced to convene today.
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COLUMBUS. Ohio--The first ballot for a
United States senator is scheduled 10 be held
today. The politicians of the country are
awaiting the result with great Interest for
not In years has a fight In Ohio been SO inter-
esting Hanna's clients nre confident that
when the ballots are cast he will either win or
at least cause deadlock. The anti Hanna
mon and the democrats claim Hnnna's de-
font lff
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ToDAY,s FORECAST.

SYRACUsE-The BARRIERS association of
New York State has called a meeting to be
held here today.
WEST POINT. Miss.--The United States
Field club is scheduled to hold its annual
field trials here today.
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+ COLUMBUS. Ohio--The Inauguration Of
Governor Bushnell. which Is announced TO
take place today, will he very grand affair.
Republican clubs from number Of cities OF
the State will attend in . bsGy The city viii
be crowded with visitors. ana II has put ON
its holiday attire. The Hanna forces win try
TO prevent too large a display
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NEW YORK-The Minister'S Association OF
the Presbyterian church have issued call to
all ministers Of that denomination to begin
series of meetings today for the purpose OF
raising money for foreign missions.
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NEW YoRK-The big stakes or the Coney
Island Jockey club for its summer meeting
close today. The most important of these Ia
meeting, on the famous old Sheepshead bay
course, at the time honored distance. a mile
and a quarter.
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very prominent republican, The Two men
who are accused OF offering $4,000 are as
known in Ohio as their senior or junior
senator. One OF tho holds an important
State office and tho other has been an
important official and director OF the
city. These two prominent workers
against Hanna were not the ones In tho
room with the members OF the Legislature
and his concealed stenographcrs, but they
sent their man TO the legislators room.
and when the member insisted on know
ing who authorised the offcr, the names
Of these two prominent rartics were given
as authorizing the offer OF $4,000.