The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-12-27


BY the ueltsodO portion Of the people win
largely b deferred unnl their Business gets ne
established. the people eOa,eatiug themselves
With more narror accommodations,
About 10000 peopls are nov receiving aid
through The Chicago Aid and Relief Society,
baviey been reiacel Con 5000 ia the pas.
week. Probably thers will Dot remain more than
/ 1000O Or 1900 who viii need and during The
winter. Every able-bodisd man has to work.
You viii sppeeeiats the situation somewhat by
learning there are 10000 women ard girls, Of the
lsboring 6asses, who have ne. a change OF raj
uient- The Society has bg,lt or helped to bu,ld.
already. 500 houses y by Il feet. costing about
500 each Most Of these sre dolly temporary
l1aa-thst Is, the occupants sre To pay hack 20
/ The Socisy. a. the eatOi year. about So. or
show that tAsir circumstances would no, let them
Barracks haze been erected in several OF the pub
lie sguares divided CT 50 that each family may be
Z BY Itself. These viii be dispensed with as soon
Z as possible, or obv,oss reasons. They are only
I for Temporary sbeAer.
/ Oae million eight hundred thousand dollars
have already been sent to the Society. and shout
Is much uloze has been pledged and vii be forth
eoniug as oseigd- S350OOoO seems a large
amount, b. all Of it VII be needed before The
bl'Gy airs o. spring shan visit Is. to keep pos;-
tive suffering fcon the deserving poor and these
who are willing themselves 10 do to the fullest
extent they can.
Yoa must not form "a y8aea Of the disorder in
the city the night after the fire from the reports
il the newspapers. \ mistake was made.
thiak. in bagioyaay show os military. or in allow
ing Gen. Sheridan. whose headquarters are here
TO 6su-e ir any other way thaa As 4 citizen. The
great fear was frosn tre, sud hsaee the oecsssitv
for Parroliins. The thieves came from tar sud
usar, bat they are elass who as rule do not
attempt violence. They have too much respect
t0r their art aud are not disposed to disgrace it
by using tlrce, bat prefer isx,srity.
In any community there are enough weI-iis-
posed persons to take care Of the roguss. If they
ou,y give their attention to it. The ruuors Of
iaceuiiariss, shootings su6 hansiugs. were almost
without foundation, Perhaps there were eases
Of fires IN which the circumstances were suspi-
ci5us, but certainly no oue was. Is stated eausb.
IN the act OF firing houses. Cas great incentive
to ises5jisrisu was ranorsd. VIZ. to get the IN
surauce. Whether any we're solvent was At first
doubtful All the old companies have proved
sound Probably, taking the city together.
about fifty Per ceut. Of the insurance viii be paid.
Most Of the Western companies viii iaiL THIS
At least seems To be one Of the articles Of hone
manufacture that it IS not vel to patruuize.
Before the semi military Pa,roIlins was given.
ap, well-to-io citizen, Col trozveuor City Pro
scouting Attorney. WIS shot near his house. by
you1gstsr, Who belonged to 4 military orgauizl-
ton. himself student At the University. Being
hailed. be gave bauterins reply and the boy
fred With fatal result. see it stated tia, Gov.
Palmer has instructed the States Attorney to
proceed and i1dics Gen. Sheridan. under whose
orders, it Is claimed the boy fred If this is the
case. it s ooly political matter Sheridan as
sumed 10 Jurisdiction except such As the Mayor
assumed to beztow upon him. aud 50 far as be
did anything. was led to 1t By worthy desire TO
DO what be could 70 help towards the maintenance
Of order The occurrence was a sad one. and Is a
reason agaust too great haste in appealing to the
military arm
think the value Of property viii appreciate very
much ia taaI portion Of tue city len uuburnt. be-
cauzs the business district viii naturally change so
much for people becoming accustomed to doing
business in those places vii accommodate them
sslves to them, ana not care to move At present.
hotels lre in great denIad and every building thar
pressed into serviee-
S1gdfy NJz. l5-Tvo weeks have effied by since 4
the foregoing vas written. and brought the cor
chIuge in the weather, and in bringing
this brings the worst part OF our di=astsr-piu and
suffering and consequent sickness After all shall
be d0ue that eau he done, there viii remain many
Eb0 have 10 means Of getting proper food aud
shelter F-ralps this woaIdslot D.. il ii xsre not
5r the dIacuiry OF sitting the deserving from the
but IN administering to SO many there
: Danger q reiectfng some Eh0 zhoaId have assist
lzcc; aHd thus the vagabouds DO haru to others
IAN those they impose upon.
Ny sympathy has not been aroused to 4 very in
z1-s degree FIR these Eh5 have lost several hundred
thousands Of i0lls, AID stin have left to them
.a1tre5 thousand or So but there are many whose
lrer L4If CT lts Is behind them ard zao en- 0uIy
1oS forward 20 life Of hard labor when they we're
.0PinE for ard reasonably expecting some relief
tisil -.za iHfslts TetIu1s5 admit that the greed
Jr gain is little t5o strong lu1a those whose II
lI-eaca Is relied upon 10 give tazs ID society, aud
1Il since the var the character Of our caumGuity.
5 4 whole, has greatly t=preciat-d- whist 90
0t ain to a1deFesiinate wealth as SOURCE Of en-
lyuleat aad a. power, Of course no oue cau help
-prgeatil rs pzrszIt silher tlroaza 5Isboaorabls
lzals, CT fsr Is Use in display. b; stiI Hov, as
ways in s1ci=tE, there is uirgifnC Of inaaeuces
he sane coudIri11s EiH always Erow Two crop
&c 1f tIrss and cue o. grain A. IL the VIZ, the
70 great o17osItss, herulsl and rIzcaIty, pre-
Gated themselves strongly, 50 nov Es witness
luck and weakness Saus appreciate that With al
heir losses, the great essentials o. life remain,
hist many II losing th-ir Hi-e clothes AID thsir
afry for display have really last al sleE lad Tie
!sls5sr K 50 WitssPrsat- i- Presents a. exhaust
IS subject fsr cuasiieratoz- Stories Ct the Chi
IZ8 IRE VII part Of HrerasaFe il the fI-1s-
-ll1as they VII l1r 10 almost every phase q Ifs-
II you were better acquainted Ei-h the -ity. pod
-aulf probably be more Interested in the ch1azes
has Earzed IL the resident part d the city. Wa
ISL Avsr1e-Eezr to Michigan Avsnge-is ocea-
lad almost ez-izzfTeiF for b1sizess, for several
locks z0Erh q Ilrh street. aud IN th years thzt
Just necessarily elapzs before very mlGG relatively,
done tsEa-ds reauiIdIuz the burned district, It
II be r-as0uaaIy supposed hzsfaess zI ~ such
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