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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02

\ RxxSEkAElE MsN.-The following interest
I iac pa-ac7Arh Is copied t7o.a the Lynn Mass
4 Ti,7zs--ius q receat date: wa-k2-;ska the
White CHEF" Of The Crow Indians has heea IN
town for some tine past Bis real name is Geo,
Fs--zri. ana he Was born n E5szrtowu. Mass,
F. in 1924. his father bang fisherman TIE a3-
vzats,ss to- acquiring SC education in those DAYS
rSe-y vezy few, We; despite this drawback he ai-
vAnoe3 su:sieaily II his Sla5ias % enter Harvard
4 College. where he was o,assaate q Edward
Eya-e;sI Rasss Cho2ie, GeozEe Pez5oiy zai o;he.
distinguished men. graduating with high honor
Z IN lSl9, Having gained : thorough Knowledge
q MEDICINE he reoesrei tie degree q 8 N. D.
aaa eaie7ei the nary, where he served seven
yozzs IS assistant surgeon. visiting nearly every
Important PR q tie globe II ISs7 lie went
wes;, where h. joined XII C4rsor, whose eou-
pz1io1 lie VS. II 4, his hunting and trapping
extensions ana C4-so1's 6ealh. A s,roag friend
ship ua.arsliy SF-ung NJ between these tEo Re
l-ls-Sa5,e zlea. vho hzS shared tie sxci;ens1;S
ard dangers q tie wilderness together fo- 50
RAW yez-s- aad Ca-sNas 6ysnc request vzs that
Fer-a-S sbo1i5 be bu'se5 BY his side. BE hzz
bssa 5 ch.s. q The Gov Indians to- twenty
szvao ysz-s- za5 Il he gza2: co-1cl held st Fo-t
Laramie n lS54 uPoa tie Indian reservation
question. EAa2 Gea's, Alssr and Sled vsrs tie
government coz-.ssio1e-S- Be zc.es 2s I1ss.E-e;-
(, IL ID les taza sixteen 5iea-szi tribes. aaaS
ui;h 6.ssiaas 6sales: q is oEa. Ass5e f,o1
is kaoEsss-e u TIE Indian tongue, he also
speaks 6aall,y SgaaisA and Italian. bszi5ss la7-
M 4.:4iaei cols55s-zals V-oslss1ey n French.
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Be VS. tie gai5s Q: ;Ss Co,.a1 Pzs;g pTar tie
-.1z1.zias- 4z5 to-5zy ho3s rs,atsa-s 4 pz-zaaal
friendship E5:h Col.4x. Ag2sS-- Fssz.oas. Boz,az
aai othsr premier; zsa- BE v2s present a.
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balsi ilsoasa 10 ~ aaka-ssi m. 2aa Is
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02

Al the Church Of ST. Panl. Rev. Father De
shaw. speaking in Inference to the not, claimed
that the priests were diviuely-oriained guides Of
her Socks in matters political Is well as spirit
ual that it was the duty Of tie latter to follow
tie eoansels Of Their Clergy, and thai they would
thrshe guaranteed sCaiust error,
Cmo1so. July l6.-The funeral services Of
Thomas lincoln were held to-dAyat The residence
o. bis brother Robert lincoln, after which the
remains were taken 70 Springfield, Illinois, Tor
iute7meut Mrs, Lincoln Is conple;ely Frustrated
with g7iei. asa some fears are entertained that
she viii Sacozrnb 10 it eaiirely. or lose her
rs7son. Sympathy To- her Is universal and hear;-
lelL
TIE g7ea, engineering work Of deepening the
Illinois and Michigan canal 50 that the waters
Of lake Michigan may fov thgoegh the Chieaso
River into The canal, and thence into the Illinois
River. ana finally to the Gait OF Mexico. was
eonple,ei yesterday. ara Dan Summit the
highest poia; between the Two watersheds, has
besa removed The water rushed ihroaeA with
--azt fo7ca and today tie horrible stencil q the
Chicago River. noted IS The most terrible in the
world, has DISAPPEARED, aRd tie blue waters Of
The Lake have replaced It's iaky oarTeut
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02

lr would seem that the city Of San Francisco
was about to be treated to new City and Coun-
;y Hospital AT a recent meeting OF the Board
Of Health Of that city, it was decided in favor Of
brilding the Hospital Of wood The following
remarks (which We copy from the -4la) we've
made on the occasion in reference to the subject.
A regular meeting Of the BOari Of Health was
held yesterday. Presen;-Mayor Selby pre-
siding, DIS, Holland, Hubbard, and ShoSb. A
Communication was read from Supervisor Ro-
bert Goodwin, asking whether brick or wooden
structure would best Subserve the purposes Of a
City and County HO<pitalf'
His Honor, the Mayor. remarked that the nat.
ter had been for some time before the Board Of
Supervisors for determination, and that be had
recommended wooden structure, on the grounds
that it voali be more healthy. aud cost only
aboat one-foar;h the amount required for brick
building, He sent for the plans submitted by
him to the Boa1i Of Supervisors, which were
examined aud pronounced satisfactory,
Dr. Holland expressed bis most unqualified ap-
proval Of wooden structure, hard finished in
SIDE; and said the medical fraternity had arrived
at the opinion tia, hospital buildings should be
destToyed once in fourteen or twenty years, This
is the tendency all over the world The Old
Void bad accepted the experience of the New
IN this matter. BE exhibited portion Of the
6oonng Of the present Hospital. which was alb
soluiely rotten. and, the Doctor said, filed with
disease. Instead q beng Place designed for
the recovery Of patients the present Hospital IA
iher retarded their recovery Ii is a disgrace to
the city, and with any amount Of care the pa
:issts cannot get vel there.
The Board unanimously resolved to direct tie
Clerk 10 inform N. Goodwin. and also the Board
Of Supervisors, by Communication, that wooden
straeiare according to the plans Submitted by the
Mayor, would be superior to structure Of brick,
and TIA; tbey cordially and fully endorsed the
proposition 70 cree; wooden bgiIdlng IS in SC
ooriaaos With the progress Of science and the
5eSs interests Of patients.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02

A solemn requiem service viii be held in the
/ Cathedral Of NO,re Dame, Thursday, II honor Of
the uaaTty7ed Archbishop Darb9y. The health
/ Of Paris is now good.
IoxDoN, July 1.-the police Of London have
I aisre-sed meeting st Fyie PARK. the obiec, Of
which was the promotion Of emigration fsOa The
I United Kingdom. Their sc,ion was rendered
neoesszry by the nose and confusion incident TO
Z the p-oceediags-
Pass. July l4;h.-Meml'e7s Of the Commune
Eil all be tired together arrests continue. The
editorials Of The journals are mainly devoted 10
the approaching Municipal election; 1t is coasi5-
cred probable yesy large nuHbee 81 voters vii
relrain from exercising The franchise. NJ Favre
. Is negotiating with Germany 70, theresuru Of ten
. Thousand captured cars
4 M,nEIa.rJnly lssh.--The Cerses has adopted
. the olaasos ia the Buaeo; relative 10 the treaty
with the Bank OF Taris fo7 raising loan. Pro
visisu Is made 70, Naturalization Of the Rank
and to5 tie anaaluen; Of The treaty,
LoxDoS. July lsih.-The EEr1s makes the
New Yo-S Tio;s tie text q az article ppoa The
condition 81 zars in Ire,and, u1ich conola6ss IS
follows II Irish feaas are s iaplaoaple IL An
szicz Is they are Il Ireland and Uose s&asui1a-y,
1rishuen mas; ask themselves whether Irish Is
ture Is cot more responsible lot the troubles II
Ireland thar English gzis-als-~
lis iuposs5ale to obtain the details Of lie
VIDcelues disaster. The explosions oouuzae,
and approach IS 6aage7oaS Many have been
s-aek By ba-Ie;S u g-ezi distance. Al bald
mrs =ad sio7ez used II shs zaa1aiac.u7e Of pro
jeo;i-ss an deSi-oye6. Ths accident ocea-ei
while aaloai5as powder carts ]. Is iAozsas lie
loss Of l;fe Is comparatively szas.
a despatch fro= London ssys there v-as
stormy debate O Cs54a ziai-s 81 the Spanish
Cores, Jg}y lO;A. 4 uo:iaa 70 oeaSa7s tie
Government called f1-sh saya-e speeches .. t,s:h
siies- Terrible excitement prevailed. The Gov
eminent v4s afraid 70 f4os tie vote. and explain
ID its ooa6aos O. the s7oaz5 iazs /; ooald aoi
extend 10 tie provinces Tie laws MADE siBsa The
hone revelation, -, z5o..sh S2va-y u1izl lie IL
sa-7eo;ioa vas suppressed. The Goye-a=eu, ~
Q1as.ei lie vi;hi-2v@, 6. tie motion. tbs vas
consisted -, 51i tie raso,asioa gzs presented
again hy another ze@ba- q tie O77o<s:5oa.
Tie dessis i-sie3 al night, a1ires1l,a3 II gen
e-@l cosolrra1os II The neosss5iy q crashing lie
iasa-Te,s5oa forthwith. A proposition VS. zz5e
- SID Saoo0 nea 10 Ca5a-
PISS JAY ls.h.-Ia sas AsssaS,y so-say lie
6Ove-nne1t announced thai p-oceeiincs h4i
5eea ooa1eoosd II tie Coa-.s ay=iazt lie pm
oh@sss Q. arms II tie United S,zssz io- ul4llazs-
saos n o:Ses- ARCHBISHOP G1.5a-i q To1-s Is
5esa sF7Oiase6 saooessr 10 NozSscass- Dz-5oy
$ Archbishop q R4-ss
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Derangement and Distension Of the
Bowels, Platuleney, Diarrhea
and Dysentery

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s-sy s; y sF7saiTs doses q thsss pins ao1sriiaz to
tie T11te1 1ret1-f= delay Ezy b fI1usi 1ssstrs
eQ-a=zl=7ezs 41ssa rlis certain remedy
ais1ts & the ztz-zry carai ttsT the tharur
1Ess1l1l q TIE fd, AID at uf kindly tie satzch
lTs-- Eid-eTs. and bowels h1usshcid rsIsns tfeT
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02
Very Important, Of COstiveness Beware

Rarely hi little noict t1ks1 q cErsrss Fef 4 esr
Al Is-i91 i L sEu thai dagger All Eho
E-e ss1-1 EA aF7plsxy I'D rryis have p-sriousiy
iee1 f cs1Ts1ss. II iks frsr czz fhs tlooi fss %
he I'D sal Ts- . E1rlrd q ire tr1- And
iks -as Let wives ecel fa=r Lrsia15E ar1 hnstzn1s
tAsr Elres- I'D seec-s riEh- II tle bsasIs
have - tsl F-1i-T aFe ts-1g Tie 5sy particularly Il
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02

The undersigned viii be happy
to furnish such further information
connected with Life Insurance as
may be required, and particularly
as to the form of policy best suited
TO an applicant.
NJ. RAPLEE,
Agent.
H-1asziz. Nay ~. ISL. 17-;f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02
ARars Chance The Golden Opportunity
FoR 5ALEI
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F1-ea1tsc sesz-zss y Vii tie rt,is rz.sa
II rEos5 esat1rs III acres q tie bert qusIitv
q gr1zing las3. 100 lad = tx esttis. abt ~
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02

TzE New 1o,k Hor.d pabIishes an extraOr-
dina-y statement from Washington, to the effect
that Qoesa Viesoris h2s opened negotiations
with President Gran; fos the marriage Of the
PIiooesz Beatrice with Cz6e. Fraierick Grant.
Eho Is shout 10 gr2iOsie from West Point. The
Qaeea proposes this union upon the sapposiiion
ia; L vii help TO rvet the sssszis oariias BE-
tween the tue countries 80 bSppily iuzu-1ratei
By the Washington treaty. II TIE arrangements
caa b made tie marriage VII take pace Of the
III q March, lS7S. Sbea Gen. Grant enters upos
nsE tern a oEos IS President. zad Prince
Grant becoming 116e, the English lzE 81 Eng
Esh subject, VII be 81 oaoe appointed By Her
Najesiy sS Yies7oy q the New Dozlnioo. Ar
Other version Is, that TIE prC;eci originated With
NJ Sspzri, b. whoa Il rs suggested to the
Ear Of Marc II Iriiz- @-d b. hin contaminated
70 tie Qpsea throegh ore q his lor5ships frsuds.
Las! Wz.s-v1rk. l23y II waiting upon Her
Nziesiy. Ths above statement boSeFeE, IS zbozt
: bod pieos Q. iuposiiso7 On popular ege3llity
. lis ben attempted II our 64y.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02

NJ SllaxASs ELoss Eas rsss-ily prsssniei
In Nth ssoood ha-rh q tEins Is charged With
IL following Hsl2-k 70 tie family physiczaa- whO
seemed % ooass3ss he event sltjeei for eoo-
E--iai-si9a- o. !oa P,szz= doe:o-. I aiakz ;;
Isl PETER dot saA.oP Dc boo1 70 5oss diaEs-
Faa tazr u 9zioos diaks ii o1zr nix TT
oo-s ozh Cal II plzid 0=lf DAFT Il Toa k1oE
i.E 81 -szassf7
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02
LOSSES PAID
During JanuaU---S2, 600 and ever.

Ar,4Pn9
NAME RESIDENCE Pa.s-r azs
fO-lOi Dlv-azyss-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02
H0LlOWAY'S Pills.
All Disorders affecting the Liver. stom-
ach and Bowels.

Tsse Pils b coahdeatly recommended A. the Hos
simple and certain remedy for Indigestion fatulency, collie
Aey. hea-tblrn, constipation and al the many maaie
resulting fn sariered stoachs toWs In all diseases
i 4 primary importance set the stomach right These
Pills purifiers Alternatives and strengtheners q the
stomach. hey nay Be taken under any eircunsances
ToaEh poerully tonic and satisfactorily apesat they
Mid IN their operation Aaibsuehesl 70 the whole system
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02

DESTZuCTTvz EsErz0-AzE-A brsf telegram
from SilEzpors, dated Nay >. 70 the eject that
terrible e-rtb414ks lad oo,z-rsi u -Raa.- and
th4t fur tao5rsi EvaS hzi ben LOST and tie
Piaoe eaiirsly devastated Coa6-na,ary iatsli-
geoos q his rs?ort E2S reserved, with tie or
rao;ioa- boEsrs-, ihzs tie esrthgs4ke occurred
i ths Isiaa5 Il Bi-;z-E tas largest q tie grozp
c2ls5 Ia RID Isllo3s, sai q the sozihEest
oazst u vhi,a ths-e i< : large Ds;eh city called
Rho, ~hiaa : q gTe-s eoz1s-ciAI importance,
aaxt 70 Siag-Ycga 4 Lasi, froa zbieh P,aea II Is
distant abozi Ely u5ss I; : tie lbs. zctirs
ao5P-osP=-o1s trading pat II thz E.s:sla Arcbi-
Vzll-o- having : Population q besEse1 tlifiy a3i
:.:.E .ssassas pasg,s-Ps- ~ Es=.sz.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02
Manila cordage,

A Il u SIZES SIZES, from I-z 70 inca, in bond
EoLLEs { co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02
Weakness, and Debility, Nervous Irrita-
bilitY.
10 Regain Health, Strength and Vigor.
Old Coughs, Colds and Ashmatical Aztec.
tons.

Thss Pls assisted ia ihair sciign b. rubbing HoIl0Eays
Outusat Fary ssct1sy twice fay uFon the threat aud
cAes A. ksTlE ts Earrs oFeerd With the F-sPara1u
ul Be fln1 the elective rez1eiF r. asthma coughs
sd tC-c1is and infns1zG These remedies frzn4uiiEs
tie A-rii Breathing soth the irtafsi zrutes and
- IL disoguE ihs FhIsEa uhh stop Up the air ssa
his tels1t k2s proved u1nierf1Ily es1f in 1uly
ez-1E 90 settled e1uEhs aad slJ- hut asthma May
years siaa aa8 sTsa Ehea ihs patients 10 bad
safe ~ abe . he down Their bs lest they s0a1 b
ehdksi ~ PhieEn-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02
LATE FOREIGN NEWS /!

BY the arrival Of the Stesue, woaga wonga.
NE have dates from san Faneisco 10 the ISih
inst. fifteen DAYS later than ihose received by the
Comet We give below tie mos; important ssl-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-30

REMANDED TO JAH4-We published an
item few mornings since giving brief
account of the attempted robbery of Capt.
Henry Wallace's residence on La Belle
street; Capt. W. took the fellow in Gus
tody and marched him up to Esqr.
Clohan's office. The would-be robber gave
his name as Jack Strader. but it is be-
lieved by those who saw him when he was
arraigned before the Justice that his true
name is something else. He was sent to
Jail to he brought out again on the Goth
inst, for examination. #
Yesterday, Strader was taken before
Esqr. c., and the charge against him fully
Investigated The testimony of Capt. w.
was clear and positive, making out a case
against the accused without the shadow
of a doubt, as we heard. The Justice re-
quired Strader to give bail in the sum OF
five hundred dollars for his appearance at
the next term of the Circuit Court. No
one seemed inclined to take the risk of
going on the bond, and the fellow was re-
manded to jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-30
MISSES and Chlldrens' Arctic Overs at
Canadian s. Co.'S, 81 Main street. $3.50.

Police CoURT.-Yesterday mornings
session of this court was largely attended
the attraction being the trial OF Dutchy
West for participation in the Water Street
riot, last Saturday night. Dutchy was the
third party arraigned this week on this
charge, but neither of the preceding in
vestigations had resulted in establishing
anything tangible about the affair Some
persons began to question whether there
was any disturbance, US the testimony
was vague and misty. Yesterday morn
ing there was more point and detiniteness
about it, and a gross and outrageous case
of tumult and disorder, clearly made out.
West was fined twenty dollars and costs,
and in default Of payment was sent to Jail
for thirty days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-30

SLEET.-When the people of our good
ly city awoke from their slumbers, yester-
clay morning, they found all external OBJ
jects covered with sleet. 1t is hardly
necessary to say that the walking was
both difficult and dangerous, and we don't
believe there was much needless street
yarn spun by either sex during the day.
The pertinacity with which the sleet
maintained itself was the subject of quite
general remark. The conditions for It's
speedy removal were favorable, the tenn
perature being several degrees above
freezing, with slight mist falling. We
heard of several persons coming down to
Mother Earth with very little formality,
but fortunately none OF Them sustained any
injury.