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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
officielte @tabt=3 eitnns.
GofQI= Nemtgfeiten.
Die @tatt-@ ablen sineen IN. ncri=

Die 5tatt-@ abIen sia9en am Scri=
gen Iienaae NIT eintr &ube uno &eselmd6is~
tsit sor i@, bic Elm merfhkrbiees @essnliid st
fribersn aufssresteu @abItewesunsen ttlsen.
&u& bic 1beilnatme her 8arssr mar bti rei-
TEN ni&t - ,abIrei&> pie J. 3. bei ben @taats-
pablen bss sorisen 3erbltes unb bic GAIL Der
absssebeaen Stirnmeu bstrus taun. 3pei Drift
tbei!e taspn. Das scn Der bemotratil&en
Gonpention aufatRsQte 1id.t fir bic 3auptbs'
a~nntuneeu Der e !abt bate NIT fetnetn Yartei'
@esentidet ju timpfeu unb ~ mar man auf bic
fer @eite bes eieses gam @sraus f9er. Sir
bic Beltbuns Der alperradnner- unb @&uIin-
~ipettur> 6ttaen entptdelte f& basesen Elm mebr
ODER pentstr lebbaft'r &aupf in ein3slnen
@arts, BET nidt aberaa gun. @ortbeil Der D.
u~aotratsn ausfel. Crei temufratil&e unb spei
.epublitanif&e@ @ulinipeftoren suurben setpablt.
Die @abl bes 6errn Grant 8reuer in ben
@tabtratt eerei@t bieler BebSrbe uub erStatt
ialtf sum gortbeil. Dab f@ bel hr @abl
rnsbrsrer Der erlen @tabtbeamten feline Sppu<
Gtion tunbeat, 1T etn gepeis. futupbl fir bic
8eliebtte cit Der betrefenbsn @anbibaten bein'
golts ais aud fir bic rspublitanii@e@ sIinnuns
(ni9t I'M yartellnne 81 s~erieben y btr auriid~
tretenben 8eamten. Gieies gilt belonbers fir
bic &@asmeiferfeQe, fir beren Beitbuns Elm
an Ginfimmiefett ereu3entss gotuna beraus-
fam, Bonn bic penisen bunbert5 tiu1meu, pel9e
auf BEN @eseneanbibaten felen, fomuaen ni&t
III 8etra@t ais ernle Sppuftiun. Bel folder
Stimmuns ber Ginpobneri9aft tcnnte IS au
t~sinerlei tSrsnben Iuftritten tommen, unb penn
aud rei@li&er als an sep0bnIi&en @o&enta.
een @erfeniaft Fob 10 bate IS lebisli& bic
Golse, baB bic Burger Der Stabt ct. paul e.
mas seitrd9ieer wurbsn unb bic @aluunbalter
wenisfens am Dienaas ni@t iter f@led,te Sci
ten tlasteu.
Das @ablersebuiB 1T fulssntes:
Sir NaYpr.
@m. See. 1876 Stimmsn ; teine Oppoftion.
Sir @tatt-& N ptrpIer.
III. @p@e 2,035 @timmen; feline SpsoFtiun.
SIR @tatt- Hi1ttr.
5uwarb 1867
Qott. 291
;3erIplittert 46
9orarb's Maioritat, 1880.
SIR 5tatt-@ 4abmeifer.
Sid 1865
penlGel 236
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

0e%ffentlt@e &tnlatun9! our erS6-
ten unb suQfdntisaen &e1auration Dir pon
59ilIeru. 6 d IT ID gr. 242, 3. Str. Bon
febt IN perben III ieberS tunbe DE MuRern,
@eFiseL 6oreQew. Gleijdlprten aner Mrt, @ilt,
fura MQes. uas Der Martt an Delitate0en bietet,
~iersirt. Dit feinfen @eine unb Qiqueure bie-
tet uniere Bar; Gru@te. &pnfeft une Gonbito~
.reiuaaren in better auswab!. DieNufwartuns
~ ieter !3tit bic btle.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

@rpceries unb Vrpsifruen ball.
ten fets in reid1er @uswabl bic 9rn. @ebrieer
1imu1e, Gde Der 10. unb ct. geter Stra6e in
ct. YauI sorrdtbie. 8elenbere Nufmertiam<
fsit ssrtisnt ibr fi4Sner gorratb an in unb
auslantilden, einsema9ten unb eetrodneten
Grii&ten. Mau beiu@e ben seldmadpel aus
eefatteten Stcre, UNI f@ BARON gu i~iber3eu>
gen. Oil
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

2efer bes @anberer."- @ir eut-
pftble Seeem, tuenn It mad Ninaeapulis
tenarnt nnb Drysoees faufsn nil, Der @tore
tes 3errn p. S'Gonnor uabe Der Bride ~ BE-
iu@en. Ct bielt e~benfals einsn Store in st.
Intbpns ror etpa 5p0lf Sabren. Sober tpirb
aufs bette brbient unb erbalt sic Waarel ~
ben biQieRen pretltu. N6,4mt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
NeterS tnterftneunss=D erein.

9eretns pom 1. @tuntae TN Npril bio ;uua 1. Moutaa I'M
Wat befebt aus ~fsl9enben 9erren:
Dterer Dtfrtet: Ilera @eors, I. Darb, pearl
Strase. une Suns Deter. 3. g0arb an Der Hiee Strabc.
unttrer Difritt: QDasNer Sos. 4. N3arb binter
rtn Meber unb S&nisirs Saeob, 3. garb, bel ser Gity
9au. -
1ranf SOLID, Stsr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

Spatonna 1T puQ Subel iibsr bic @abl
bes bemotratiiden Mayurs Sol. 8. $. Sobn1pn,
ber nit 1925 Stimmen User feiuen rspublitani-
@esen.G anbibaten 9. Sicily feete.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

Sn Minpna tuurben fir bic Stabtratts<
tuab!en Ganbtbaten aufseReQt bic fir bic tn~
t%eriuBune Ter ct. Yaul unb Chicago 8abn
8iinfis inb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

Yramiesertbeilung .-Sn Der S9ule
bsr Maria 5;mmelfabrts- @emeinte wureen
aur1 ben bo9p. Gen.=8iear P. Clemens, fol-
senten Mab6m Yramien iberreidt fir ben
@rnat Mirs:
Sir sute5 9r.raaeu, Gmi!ie Neubauer, Ma'
ria srtb. 1. alaIe, GmiIie Neutauer, Mmalia
Sdunartb 2. &la0e, Barbara &app, @nna
Messer 3. 8laGt, Maria Irtb, Reia Messer;
4. Ala6e, Marearetba @donartt 5. Resina
9abn.
SIN Der Sdule Der 8leinen: Sir Gleib unb
eutes Betrassn, Salanpa Grik Gueenia Mest
eer, @ertrub @unber, Glilabetba gcGenfelo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

8 a ufen

in te. Naria~ ft,n,nelfatrtss Sirde:
3, Aprtl. Saepb. simmsr, GlterH: 5as's s'm'
rner unb Gattarina seb. gee.
Inna fouiia s%bermann. sitera @e'rs seer'
man uns @uianna seb. 8asner.
Mestbius Sufept Miller. eltest': aeeeser
Gtuer unb eoutia 6eb. Keller.
d. aprtl. Maria IueuRa S4onarth. Gtser's /:
Deter S&onartt unb Naria eeb. gGagur.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
Bum 8erfQuf.

Der l.ntsr;ethrets ttetet iein In 3i9mpub fur Store unb
5Otel wcbl einsertdtttes. speiaSdtsss Grame faus ueba
gutter Staauns uno 6 Gotten gun, Dersauf an. Da0elbe
ltebt an Der Sauptfra6e. bic psn ct Glrub ilber RiGmono
mad Saul Centre fItrt, natt ter iatboliden Airde uub
Tim aabers Sus!unit ttnte man iG an
Senrp Srofer,
25@D 3tdnont. Gterns COUNT, Nirn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

Die Damenwelt If einselaten, il9 bic
neuansefommenen Waarei bel u. 8. 2iabede
u. So. aniuieben, b~ieielbeu iinb auserR bibl4
bieies6ribiabr unb uas nod better, aud du6erit
tiQis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

@rpBe MaIien @aaren, tpsl9e
tei grairie tu Gbien battea lisseu bleiben MIL
len, neil lie nidt iiber ben Mi6ifppt eebra9t
tpereen fonnten, famen @nfanss bieier Wo9e
bier an unb madten reyes 2ebtn an Der Drit-
ten Strabe; Dor Qinbede u. Gu.'s Dry @oube
@ture mar Dor Riiten unb Waaren Sfers taum
bur93utommen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

giebmarft pirb III Gelano, tieleut ra19
aufblibensen Stdbt9en am @row &iosr, beRen
Nameu g fruber trug, bon nun an reselmd6ig
jeben Munat iattFnbeu. @ir psrpeilen auf
bic betrefeuoe Mnjei8e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

@arpet=3aIIe.-Dn f96ne unb biuiee
1apeten, Esppi9e, Bettseus, @erbdnse u. {. ".
faufen miQ, bsiude ben @tsre ses 3errn Sobn
Matbeis an Der Dritten @trabe ber cine bib.
l@e Muspabl neuer @aaren erbalteu unb bic
Grei(e INN 20 g,ro3ent rebueirt bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

@tf9 dfts=BerIeguns.- Die Girma
@9mibt uub &i@ter bat ibre Office uub @ture
mad 80. II Siblep @trabe uerleet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

Garibault trablte lebten Oientas repu-
blitaniide Supsrpiisren, Statt @lert unb ~
it6or; baesseu einen bemctratii9en S9aBnei<
ller, &idter unb Comptroller.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

Ger Mrteiter. fit bic
@tatt ct. pauI bat i'd ursaniFrt unb lesten
@amlas feline erte munatli@e g%eriammluns
eebalten, pel@e fulsente 5erren ais Diretturen
trpdblte: Msolpbus Moere, Ebeoeur Ganbtr,
@i&arb Slater, 9. Stesentbaler, q. Greperids,
Sol. @tttn s. 9. Muaer, Marfban Selers.
0uNap @iQius, gilbert @@eTrr, Monroe
@beire, 5eurs @arfelb, Mbolpb &ant 8. u.
Bed unb @i9asl &oad.
Diet miblten aus ibrer 3abl ais 8eauate fir
bas ~lauftnee Sabr: prafcent Ibplpbus Mcore,
gieepraftent u. Grrterids, @eeretdr Gbeobor
@anber, S%dabmeiaer Mltert @@efsr, Mnpalt
g. @ieoentbaler.
l1nsef1br Elm DriitI ter Gelan,mt=M ftisn
murbe seseidnet
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

Der Mbtnb= Grprebtratn auf Der
Eilmautee unb ct. waul 9abn tpirb pom nd9.
fen Montas an tuieber fabren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
Neuer M8ent.

81. 5obn Mperie in @tnnebase slssney,
8lue GARTH g., bate bic @ate, bic Nsentnr fit
ben v@anberer" In burttger @sSenb ~ dber<
nebmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

Die &isbede an T BEN Mi0iiIip~
vi 1T eebro&en une Der @trum idpemuat
teren Erimncr rafis fort. Mber Vie berrli&e
GrlbIinsswitteruus> peI&e mir ti:ie @e4e bat,
ten, trinst aud bic @efabr elmer uebefi&pem@
u,,us. Der obere MiiflGppt unb tsr Minne%
iota uub feline HebenflHt fnb ALE bod unb
aets int Steisen. @emaItiee Gismafsn, AUDI
6el3blSde famen son 81. Nntbens Der. ;3mi-
l@m bieien plabe unb gnpta liesen lber IL
RiQioner SUP gaubols unb Is ~enttanb lei ben,
raidsu Steisen ses @a6ers @efabr fir ben
Damn. Bel ct. paul ities Der Strom in
poriser Nadt nabe3u anbertbalb SUE.
Der Dampfer pbiL Sberitan
serlieb ct. 2euis lester Senntae, 1T soa Gin
tuanberer uns brinst aud anfebnli@e Graat;
er purse auf bsute am Safe pspin srpartet unb
sebt mad ct. paul.
Son @inona sins eas Boot Mtnueaps>
lis am Eienaas Abeno mad &eees 2aupins
al. Jerner pirb BON Cincinnati bic Abfabrt
bes neutn Dampftrs Mortbwsfsrn semelbet, 10
ba6 srr 8ertebr arf ben @trSmen baIe Iebbaft
~ tpsresn ssrfpri&t. 3wii9en Ga Grp0e une
@inuna nsa&t Der 8eu!ud isine reseImabisen
Gabrten.
3pei 8epte nerIunfen.-Gs it Der
CAMPER Champion, Der lestsn Sonntag auf
BEN gbippewa 0lub BON, Gis entspeieei@nitten
muret unb iant. Dasitlbe Sdidial bate Der
Nsnitpr, Elm Boot, tas bel &eebs lag unb pom
Gis sertriimmert tpurbe.
Den lsbten @a9ri@ten 3ufelee bIrfte bas
eff Boot taun1 Dor Mitte bieles Menats bier
anfommen. SnbeB fnb bersits seri6iebene
Wettsu int Sptel, ba6 mir fraber sinenD ampfer
~ iebeu befcmmeu tperoen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

DRY @.opbs 3u @plbpteifen-mau
ieie bic slnseise BON D. u. Snseriol u. s..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
Qebrer< @eIu6.

Gin eetrcr rtrb e.ia6t Der tsati6en uHb eaalif5ea ln'
terriht ertbeilen nnh zen 8irdense(ans lettea fam. Ct
halt fur S&ule $500. Die Sem enbe bteet freie Dpt'
nuns unb fonsiee gsrtteile. Gin osrbetratteter glann
nire sorsgu9en. 2o-W
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
Sen MitburQern,

Nreunteu uat gefannssu. ptl&e bel Der iumeHtn Gtdbtz
isabl benz lluter3ethneten itr 3utraueu fheniteu ans itna
lire Stimm.n eaten. tdnft b~eriel6e bieruntt auf bas gert
binblt&fe init Der 3uf6eruue. mad beften &rdiseu bic itm
anoersraute Maieabe au esfaaen.
u m. CITES.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
Deutl9e Brtefz2tfe.

2iffe beut(1er Sriefe, bic Bis gum 5. Mpril
,. S. nidt ab9ebolt tpprben Inb.
Damen-grtefe.
8ebrenbrinf Trenfine Tletf4mann Marta.
5erren.8rtefe.
Deuerlina Mnbrew Y1ter Wr1.
Gberle Teltr 9ott9teier Soiepb
gliding 3enrp Yott8ieter peter
Tintler geter @4aB Sobn
T6rfer Wm. @ten3el Sobn
!9aag @alenttn @tetnfanp s. S.
Sitting 9enrY S4r6ber 6. S.
&rdn,er @ottlteb @&rober @m.
Oetnte 9errntant Wtlfe St.
3. 9. eettner, beutf@tr Glert.
5. s. @te~art wpRmeiatr.
Drudarbeiten teber Mrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
StaatS= Nemigtetten.

81. Mntbens bat lesten Dientae feline
Stet'W ab!en mad BEN bemotratii@en Tidet
setrpfen ; gun, Mayor tpurbe NIT 269 @tim-
Mebrbeit D. @. Mcsicir eemabIt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
@olb gegtn Groceries
SD ~uerfauft nun
Aeaen 8 a

unb duo anoersn Mrtitel 70 tOpbl tell ds Die wotIfeflNen.
Denn unfer plat it weeer .Gaes"ste ito nod Gage" pen.
penFs. fonbsrn anisr Muttu TT: nyRultuu. IN gares.~
gu& BADEN MIR irv.ns cine auantttdt BON
Triiben Gtcrn.
Gtenlo ~srrrattie Mnb beaeat Elm ueutdneigesM Experiment
fifhp ME etrduderten ealnon, Saltbut Dloaters,
ctlyA1 1oneuee unb Srurts 5drtne. GpbfiH. Ntad.
erel, etc.. tptlae mir tn allen ben Riufern ent(predeuhen
Suantttdten ucrrdsbie talten. %
MfadenSie uns einenSeud, tsanei. CUTE unb u~eblietle
Groceries nlnfhen
Ode Der febentsn uns minneiota Citrate.
% s.. 6. mills.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
&dtfritf &iQt
in Der 8pG!

Ga&o:a mir seridieben. Groceries nit Grisls ;u eintstn
unierer Yrefe Der uxtersebra& t babea, issen wtr bic,
flben ruteber terat. in Ter !5ofnuns. q ruerbe bic gDirtuns
BADEN, bag lie nod retsr beruutersebea; babur& serudbs
rem pr Artettsleuten fplsenbe biaise gretfe:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
st. saul @arftberiht.
Dtvleale pret|e.

DSa.ntlta gsrrestrtsen @tbr. atmm..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

sea4be:a nir peri6iebene Groceries nit Grisls ~ eintsen
unierec YreNe te ru1tereebra t baben, fssen MIR bic
flben nteber terat, in Ter Sofnuns. q werbe bic gDirtuns
baten. bag Fe nod tudter beruntersepea; babur& sepdbs
rn utr arhd'sleuten fulsenSs biaise pretis:
81 Yfanb ~sefe6eaen 9uder 81
81 pfunb tSrntseR 3uder 81
81 ptunb pulpezifrter 81
. piunb better U &afes 81
~ yfuab ertra 6. 81
az Yfuno eeIber 6 81
8 Yfurb let1:en trauuen uder":""....".".." 81
y giunb suten brauaen :3uder OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
IL pfunb traunen 81
Die obisen yreife iulen nur bic unsepDpnlid nieorisen
yrsiie ~on,eisen. au nelhen tMr anbere Waaren oerfaufen;
me,a mir sic preiie t-uden laHen t~ulrbeu, 70 tuirse - ns&t
bic hehen Nnssisefvaea berausidlasen aber rtr poasu
bas nddae Bette tbun unb Seber,aann einlahcn, in UNI
ern 1tpre III frmmen un bic Baaren ju uns
erfudben une mad Zen. preiien gu frassn, tosnn ttr
aud nt4t ssraas taufsn ppQt. e. ~. e s-Eu
&leinbanpler, 9ptelz uno @afbaus<
5alter> Gilenbabncontrattoren
llnc ale ~bieienisen. wsl&e Waarea in sro6sh pber t1einen
luantttaten ~bsolrfen, nsrben gut thur, i@ an uns su tuen=
Ben. teppr lie sauiea.
lniere Waaren murten i'm Ohen ~anseiauft, pom SIM
porteNren unb 6abrtt0nten uns 3mar 70 woplfetI mte
traens Elm 0re6bdubler ~etntaufea Tam; eetauit sesen
8aar unt ~ppblfetIer, aIs bic rteifen b~erieiben einfaufeu-
bic uneiaeus auf 3 Deer 4 Nouate Ierutn ~stnfaufen. a8tr
S~ertaufen sesen 8aar snb Sertaufeu tppblfeiler, ale
iraenbpel6e BON tbnen Is tbuu werben. Jarraer, etpre%
halter aui bent Qante unb aue In ter Gtatt, uelAe 2anbe
protutte tabsn. me Butter. Gier, Sped, S&iuten &C., pn'
BEN Yprbl tbun, ~ uns Ut irmmen, bepor fe %sertaufen, ea
mir bic b5&fen Naritprefe 3sblen fir fulde Naaren anS
8aar besab1e1.
!gur eiuera Nesnat ~besanaen MIR infer @.f&ait nit einern
GIert unb seeezrudrtis baben mir funf Glerfs, bic ~befdnSts
nit ben, gerpade, Don Daareu braafhst fnb jwet
pferbe perben furttudbrenb s~ebaItea, nm @aarea mad allen
Setten In Der etabt abjultefrn.
l1nfer Store 1T elmer Der srSsten uns fdaaftsn TIT Der
etabt, uas bod 6nten mir beafelbes iaon III flda fir un-
fer 9eadft.
Grinnert eua. menn sief. Aaseise midi sseber erl@etnen
felte, taS mir thinner nod tn benz 0efA dfte Fub, une unss@
ahtet rie wctNel Inbee sDaaren ~sertaufen rnSesu, SRr
,Snret lol4e tmraerbtn w~oblfesler BET uas betsrnmsn-
6armerS II. @etbanic8
Grocery fIDctQttpn
Gds bsr Z. u. Nobet=St ct. paul.
! 30. 125.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
0nitthn0en.

@sit oOrtser .Mummer baben fir ben
MnNhrrer" kfaahIt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-05

ROAST DoG.-We Hawaiisns have often been twit-
ed with our partlalty for roast dog. As general
thing We don't like the idea OF this dish, but dog
being much cleaner animal in its habits than hog,
duck, oreven achickeu, each of which creatures
are considered very desirable BY epicures, We don't
see " hy dog sIIouldn': be allowed TO 90 down We
are strengthened in this idea from The TACT that
see in late western newspaper the statement that in
Kansas the old settlers very fond of roast dog,
aud new corners are soon iuiriated into liking for
that diet But prairie dogs not like the Eastern
ours. They are very small In form and color; they
are almost precisely like our ground squirrels and
o full grown one IL no larger thar red squirrel.
They have bushv tails, aud subsist wholly upon veg
citation They are pretty little creatures, with soft
pleasing, gazre-likt eyes, and quite reeabe a.
pets"
NOW isn't this a very neat way ofdoing your dog !?
The only thing @aniiug is the luau, which Kansas
win III lis advantages. can't b"asI of. A
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-05

topsails. opgaau sails and courses the officers ard
being nearly exhausted obliged bau by the wind
10 the northvaTd bend sails The y E. gale coming
drove the ship into the Mooka Channel before sufficient
ssl could be bent Finding that all hands much
hsusted iha twas impossible to nuke sufficient sail the
Captain Thought edient anchor unde The lee Il Moo-
ss which he did about 10 miles eeWad 4 Kaunaka-
kai Having gone shore at Kaunakskai he fortunately
found Cspt f. C. Fountain, who able piio ves-
Honolulu where she arrived the evening Of Friday
the Goth inst During the gales the head Of the oremasi
the msn to-gailantmast and jlboom were sprung New
will baye supplied before the vessel safely
again Il IS seldom tst such severe gales are e.t
in i- part Of the Pacific Ocean fact d. reeoe7t
To- have heard Of 60 gale known before by the
oldest uavators here whose experience dates back least
o. half century.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-05

The repairs on the ship John Bryant. which yes
sci arrived here on the sh of September, with masa
and spars carried away aud with considerable dam
age done TO her huh in gale experienced on the
coast Of California, are now nearly completed.
Messrs. Foster Co., and Mr. G. Emmes have made
the repairs upon her and of course they have been
done in the thorough manner in which those gentle
men are in the habit ofdUing such work. The masts
and yards put in here, equal in every respect,
To any made elsewhere, both regards the quality
Of the spsr used aud the workmanship.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-05

AUSTRALIAN BIRDS. By the steamers now run
ming between Honolulu and Australia, we fire.
qu"ntly arrive beautiful specimens OF the birds
OF the Antipodes. Their brilliant plumage makes
them an object Of general observation aud admira-
ton. In the forests of these Islands there are sew
eral varieties of handsomely colorrd birds, and they
are highly valued by the Hawaiians, the scarlet
and yellow feathers being sought for to make the
ancient coaks or capes and wreaihs, which are now
seen only on special occasions But our native
birds can not compare with those of the Southern
Hemisphere in point of brilliancy Of stutfrd
specimens, which came by The Wonga Wonga, dis
plays all the colors of the rainbow, laid on with
taste tina; tempis to think, frs that it is art
not nature Audubon the great bird atcier. (orn-
thologist,) Of the century, would have gone crazy
over bis pete of the genus Aves, had he been priv-
lrged {" live in an Australian fnrest.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-05

Mr.. JOSEPH RAYNER.-This gentleman arrived
here by the last steamer from Australia. He came
well recommended 10y the press, but our residents,
having sometimes been gulled by pretendes to dra-
matte talent, were little shy, and consequently
Messrs Rayner q Neil did not get very good house
last Saturday night. Unfortunately too while the
boxes were respectable and apreciaivc the pit was
quite Equal to its traditional character for rowdyism
In the midst of Mr.. Rayners fine rendition of Dick
ems Death OF Poor joe vulgar interruptions
came from the pit thai made one blush for Homo
lulu audience Following in the line Of readings in
which Mr.. Walter Montgomery has So distinguished
himself, Mr.. Rayuer-yet Young man-is equally
successful, and Mr. Neil, as a recireI and deneatur
OF comicaies, possesses the rare power Of putting
an audience into good humOr with himsefaud them
selves at the time.
On Tuesday evening, these superior performers
made their second appearance before a Honolulu
audience, and this time with distinguished success.
Rayner's presentations Of some of the principal char
acters of Shakspeare's tragedies, given IN costume,
were incompatible. while Mr. Nrill gave the audience
that dsideratum so devuuily to be wished, hearty
laugh; then again to bring tears into eyes unused
to weep" We advise everybody who desires to be
both entertained aud Instructed to visit Messrs Ray
ner Neil's entertainment on Saturday evening, and
in fact every evening they favor us with their re-
citals
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MEMORANDs vi.

Wye rs dsys from Bremen. lS2 days from the Liz
.- The r G. Wyc ief RTenen the 10th OF MAJ Jeff the
BRITISH annsi the 3 q Nay crossed the line Is SOW
Irtsuas Tire 80 q yuae - days out from emen;
shs-s % 80 : and 6Sow L had Il DAYS found no trade
vnd a. ~ i days under cAie Augustine wind steady
ou FRA Sc l. In the Atlantic 500 5 I and ls0 W L.
Ia - R.ras. had Il DAYS znd the wind from to INV
h1~as bard but cold from so to the Pacific had 81
AN 81 trade wind il lae s I'll then had aSAys
NNE ane nv winds fOln the Inc % Honolulu L days In
Is L and ". L sxpsneea celone for three days; the
cf hs-d ~nds fun West drawing gradually to the
s-th and snsIy East AID ENE; the hardest wind came
80 ssw bsie the wiaS gst q the hurrio&aes
rh ha- compelled heave to on account Ct the
rc<uur blng breaking the ship from all sides
| pfh % the euns appsar.dto % the Westward
O. sd sesubsr the Abated. the wind from
81 rauug again The suih. the .sih 18th and the
ah T.iaea confinuay, mostly down torrents
HEM. HatrERsaNS
Master Of the r c Wyiie.
VI ~ fsvo-a by Captain Harding Of the Bark Sterling
vh ths ostug re q the late gale experienced by that
- tsss Islas which encluntered by the Stmr
CO q NsIbourus. h n. 5 S. Ringdors. and the R. C
Wrie md ~ which happened to be at sea dur
fr h Storm Ths Sterling Friday the Of Sept en-
oouuues screw south Ee gale l0ngtitude 10 West
vac ezfuued IS hours AID supplemented by severe
SO fsa sAs-fk E.ss which continued i've days the sea
in he time being extremely heavy The weather dur
ing a. b-iur "a a. dat nothing could be ex-
osp rery short distance frOm the ship On the 18th
houever are ne Sufh East gale the position d, the ship
fuad - b trsuyhvs miles n. f. ofihs Island If Mani
1sly a. q De AIS having been carried away, including
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Pr Auckald sud sydney per City Melbourne Sept 2s
4 fo~hke ard wife Il Bland. W foulet, Chang. Foo
and iut Mr Coer and - in trEsitu from Francisco.
Fral Frauc-o1 Ier Ethan Allen, sept 2S-J Silva J
Fies m lt--, Ms Mortimer and children, Enos,
Lu Nm Gerge SUD two children Mrs silva and child
Niss harrington, e & Bailey. Ice.
F1 Bakers L. l Prank Flint sept SoCapt weatherbee,
anl - uatlVe lab.Trrs
aGu.ao Island, per Esnrbameba T. oct Dan Lyons.
Prom Ercmen per + c Willie. Oct Sherman Kruser.
rr.ie al.d children-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-05

HARPER's WEEKLY says thai divorce law has been
passed by the Legislature OF the Huwaiisn Islands
and gravey remarks that its adoption considered
an evidence Of the advance OF civilization in this
country. When We consider the divorce laws in
furce in many of the United States and the abuses
under them, and the inlprobability of any immtdi
ate reform, we are Obliged to noNledge-huwev-
er much We love and are proud of our native land
That advance In civilization in that direction is some
what hopeless. Chicago has for many years been
ahead of Honolulu in facility in time for severing
the nupiual lie.