The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23
Coop effects are reported - following
the cruise Of two American war ships
among the Lu1on islands.

among the Lu1on lDlands.
GKx. Dan Carlos BUELL. died ct his
home, Paradise, Kentucky, Saturday.
He Was born in Ohio, in 1879.
SUNDAY afternoon q terrific explosion
occurred in Paris, supposed to b due to
ignited gas, but there are rumors Of IN
anarchist plot.
ApEL1xA PArrI has fixed the first
week in February for her marriage to
Baron Kederstrom. He was famous -
IN athlete in Sweden.
THERE is foot and mouth disase pre-
valsnt among the cattle Of eleven can
tons of the Swiss republic, which en-
dangers all the live stock products OF
the country.
Ir may not be 90 fortunate for Mr..
Bryan as he now thinls-that Mr.. Allen
will not succeed himself % United
States senator. 1t may mean his nomin-
alton for the presidency instead Of
Bryan, however empty the honor may
he.
UNDER the Spanish Law, the duty on
quinine had been about $l8 pound
when imported into Cuba and Porto
Rico. The Treasury department has
recommended to the secretary Of war
that quinine be now admitted free OF
duty.
The British ship Atlanta, Captain
Charles Mcbride, from Tacoma to South
Africa with wheat, was wrecked of Al
sea bay, sixteen miles south OF Yaquins
bay, Friday morning. 1t carried crew
OF twenty-seven men and all were
drowned but three.
THE republican candidates named for
the senatorship are: NJ L. Hayward, E.
j. Hainer, d. E. Thompson, A. W. Field,
G. NJ. Lambertson, NJ. B. Reese, J. B.
Strode, r. E. Moore, G. E. Whedon, e.
X. Valentine, G. A. Murphy, E. h. Hin
shaw, G. e. Adams, Jack MacColl, Tom
Majors, j. L. Webster.
The steamer Columbia, bound from
Honolulu to Seattle, Washington, sank
in the harbor Of Hilo on November 2
The Columbia opened her seams when
about 400 miles of the Hawaiian coast
and Immediately put back to Hilo. She
had a number of soldiers on board, but
there were no casualties.
e ATTORNEY GENERAL MoNNErT has
filed suits in the Ohio supreme court
against the Solar Refining company and
the Ohio oil company to oust them
from doing business in Ohio. Suit is
brought under the antitrust order
made by the court in 1892. The attor-
ney general claims the companies are q
part OF the oil trust and in fact q part of
the Standard oil company.
The steamer MOaha arrived from Sgd
ney, ApIa and Honolulu Wednesday.
The dispatch says: "The vessel brought
another consignment of Australian gold.
The shipment is valued at over 81 100000
and is contained in 100 strong wooden
boxes. There were forty soldiers aboard,
having come from Honolulu. Twenty of
them belonged to the regular army.
Two OF them belonged to the Eighteenth
infantry and were San Francisco men.
The other soldiers belonged to the Ne
braska and Pennsylvanis regiments.
They were we'll enough to leave the hos
pital and were granted furloughs." No
names were given.
The republican press OF the state, as
far a. We receive it, is unanimous for
Judge Hayward for United States sena-
tor. He has done noble work for the
party for the last two months; the re-
turns show that he has not worked for
himself but for the whole ticket. Every
place that he has spoken he has shown
mp the policy of the fusion party and
greatly reduced its vote, thereby secur-
ing the legislature though We failed to
elect the state ticket. No man in the
state has q better claim or is more
worthy than NJ. L. Hayward. He will
make q senator of which the state and
nstion will be proud Syracuse Journal.
TIE York Times starts the ball rolling
ON reform in our Australian ballot, and
none too soon. A cursory glance at the
ballot OF last Tuesday by one unacquaint-
I'd with our system Of voting would fill
him With amaxement. Here was q bal
hot containing some seven tickets, three
Of which contained the same names for
state, congressional and county candi-
dates, giving the parties to this fusion an
undue advantage over any other party in
the feld. It is perhaps impossible to
prohibit or prevent fusion, but the fusion
ticket should b under ono party name
Or emblem, and b % printed on tho
ballot, that Ill parties may have IN equal
chance With tho voters. In other words,
tho candidate's name should not be
printed moro than once ON the ballot,
and the printing OF the separate tickets
oe the parties to fusion should not, in
fairness, b permitted, and the wonder is
that the honest voters have submitted
to this outrage 20 long.-Beatfice Ex-
preee.
The Scientific American: A ply
sician who 10 connected with IN institu-
ton in which there are many children
says: There IL nothing more irritable
to q cough than a coughing. For some
time I had been 90 fully assured Of this
that determined for one minute at
least to lessen the number Of coughs
heard in q certain ward in hospital Of
the institution. By the promise OF re-