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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-24

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Queens Hospital.

At Meeting Of the Subscribers % the
y faris 60 5te Qlseu's Hospital. hsi a. iie Cert
House. ca the fth last. tie undersigned Hsre ar-
pointed Permanent Coumiiiso o. solicit rlts--lr-
ti1rs.
The Hospital iE nov giving relief % ua1ut s.r-T
i1i31r patents, native aai i1rcrn. and IlrEs uur-
Der % -uti11r % TcuslrT rairats. Ia srrsase
5uiug O. ;1e lar-e number % ium1ics. 81 uhau les
fer pay anythirr have been large. erecting ths b-
srll APPROPRIATE By iis legislature. that arrs l.
u1E q c1usiieraile debt % provide ~.
Tie c-iriual uumter q LIE Meute-s r-sflf1r IN
Hcncull ari available o. serve as Irurtrcs haf b.
rcu1vl O. ether paris. and ~ iaaiA been lash D.
dl-ei. and a. he present tine there ave Of arrual
member. thatit is particularly ifsra - that t1rss
uh1 sau aflri .t. sh1aii ty elufrtuti-g itT dollars
~ upwards O. ere tire. make themsc.res Hfe ner-
hers bat any san that nay Be rirea rll BE- tlaak-
fziiy received and properly n-su1HlciE-i b slher
@ u.s..
Far zsaeral Information re psb'ish bs,-v 1rt-ls
5 q he Garter
ID. Every person vh1 shal have rstf-r.asi O. tH1
-c-secaiire years frsvic1s % general nesting ~
fte ClrcTat1u Or TIE eiccfiln 20 cF-eri nnI ifas-
tess ssn u1t less thaa ten dlHsrs s1l lsss fd1n
fHF dollars. o. tie flafs q fis SAID Clrrar1tian.
shzl BE- 11atIierei al a11lnl usmtcr fasr1lf sal
Pc eaItsi 30 vote tt its meetings ara every pep
flu No shah have c1zfrsaz--i EftT dollars 81 sr-
yards ~ sitsrFarif, 10 auy one year. r1 che sati
f1ais, thsil De c8asisrsi q LIE Mamter iacrs1f 41f
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Licenses Erpiring IN April. 1872.

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IL M-D11rlu. lfih Jas M1Cats. f1ft ea1 Eu
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j ki-lrii Et.ahiti. Eas. Harll. 11th Yrrni Wa
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lituaiiinE.-Halatls ara. T11uF Caaar
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KEROSENE LAMPS
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Notice 10 Creditors.

II TIE Matter Of ae state % NaHEaN W
L tssiu.a,.- NIg-cs 3 lsrsat gwen CD al Fsrsrls
llrI- AGAINST the sI5t E-tIzs 1t the saaf Ma
lsna w. iguiI=sfi sI szilhs -rs wish sla
ESSAY r1Iriars tIT ii-isu a.-si. visiIsr sslg-Ei
b. uI-'ga 10 llaarvisH- On ne undersigned Fll
iIrs issI appointed a tn sr-I-lrg. Il -lei-
ililca A. AsIuHI. a. GIll1.g h. Qalr- en- " C.
ITnss. -hs- ss-i-1sr- a. bis lfss- VI % NsrriIar
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sun Tf tins 1H5a. ant me 81 l-lsIs rlar vE De
.'Irs~Hr 1n--s't- 2 ETAEA & Kauai
Ambassadors ff -la E-el-s of HllanI issHlss,i-
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a-s- -al-la-ls phenomenon Et tie resent
s---alsa --Ht -ll1ez- -l-a--l-l. VIZ -lis .ll1
= ~ s,-1ras F--- zz--sa.is zsr-ss GO
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w--= za-11 the --1es- -l.s ssg -s-
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s-l--l.s ere -.=7-v -l.rss rlr lt---i-s -la BELIEF
Gas sa- -l-z.s a-= DE --slr CT I-ulszi.sr-'s a1i
-s- Elr-s a-s 1r-E Era-s -la1 1gra1r-
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Session AND HONOLULU PACEET LlSEl

.sSS c. srewer & Co.-Agenss. .EsN
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ssAsr Ns-Atrls- 81 Nse Esst,r E-tss- Nsu Nc-k ssd
.zhc- Eist-ru Fgrts - Cash Alyt-es. r-fts-
Lrv e. EEEwES & O..
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NOTES or run WEEK.

Passes e. - 1ssz - - Nszsa e Ap-.- rSr2
FtrsArEs 81 -s-t BANK. s1-ra
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For Sale,
Notice.

second DivideEd Of Seven per Cent.
y tru s1e Es51ss rt j. u CROW Ell q CO.. VII
ee -a1E az the 1f,e 1t EN 5T W AZ SO Fort Street
henry Max.
E. E B6LLES-
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For Sale,

Double Seated CSrrisse.
s<-ss ana Il EuE>E b-1sea 20 Harness and
~ 1-.zsrtecl,y sa.v. Brply az
Is p E. A. >CHSEEER-S-
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$4,000 TO Loan,

ON Coed >eeurity. Apply 70
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-17
TENNESSEE NEWS.

a dispute occurred between J. B. Taylor
and Al. Moses, on the 9th inst. near Mem.
phis. Both men were under the influence
of liquor at the time, and had been drinking
together in a grocery on the Raleigh Road.
Moses Grew a Colts navy pistol and sh {
Taylor through the head, killing him in
stantly. Moses was arrested on the 18th,
and brought to Memphis.
On the 9th inst. a party of students from
East Tennessee University, explored cave
three-qusrters Of a mile from Knoxville.
One of their number endeavOred to crawl
through a narrow passage leading from one
chamber of the cave to another. He had
advanced some distance, when be found the
passage too narrow to proceed further. He
endeayored to back out of the hoe, but
found himself unah no move. He was
missed by his comrades, who searched till
they ound and rescued him.
The Maryville correspondent of the
Knoxville Press and Herald says "The
Baxter movement excites only Tidicule and
amusement among the Democratic, and in
fact all parties opposed to RadiCalism and
Ruffianism, in BlOunt county. The thing
is too short, and can only catch one or two
of the weak minded who wish to run fOl
the Legislature, and thereby hope to catcl
Radical wind in their sails. Wind will bt
all they will catch, for what few Radicals
we have in Blount county, are too smart &c
be caught with the BaX ter cbatf."
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THE Banner tells us that it was unaware
that "the Disorganizers had dispatched a
messenger to Coffee county to endeavor to
persuade Gen. Cheatham to head the
disorganization movement in this State"
Then our information must have been in
correct. If the Banner was not duly con-
suited and posted, We take it for granted
that the Disorganizers did not act.
There was a rumor quite current in the
city on Thursday that "a runner" as we
heard it expressed, had gone to Gen. Cheat
ham to endeavor to persuade him to head
the disorganization movement. We did
not hear the name of the messenger or
sumner" as he was termed. But the re-
port came to us in such unquestionable
shape that, taken in connection with
what has been quite frequently spoken
of in the city of late as to
the hopes of the disorganizers in
their expected use of Gen. Cheatham's
name, that we believed the rumor to be
true. We knew enough of Gen. Cheathsm
to be satisfied that he could not be captured
with Reorganization chafT: therefore,
we felt no uneasiness as to the result of the
reported interview.
We now learn that the report of which
we made mention grew out Of the fact that
two gentlemen of this city had gone to see
Gen. Cheatham, but they were Democrats
and not disOrganizers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-17
RELIGIOUS.
Prayer Meetings In Saloons and Print
ing Offces.

Prayer Meetings In Saloons and Print
ing Onices.
TOPEKA, March 16.--The meetings of the
reVivalists Rev. Mr.. Hammond have been
very largely attended during the week.
They are kept up day and night and attract
great crowds, but there have been but few
conversions except among children. All
liquor saloons have been visited during the
week by the clergymen and children, and
prayers offered. There was prayer meet
ing at the Office of the Commonwealth this
evening, at which all the printers and edi-
tors were present, and praying and singing
was continued an hour.
PettIcOat Pre&chers.
ST. LOUIS, March 16.-A largely attended
meeting of the ladies of the Methodist
churches OF this city was held here yester-
day, to discuss a plan having in view the
admission Of women to the pulpit as preach
ers. The reporters were excluded, but it
has transpired that after two or three set
speeches, and a general discussion of the
subject, a committee was appointed to
draft a memorial to the General Confer
ence, to meet soon at Brooklyn, n. Y, ask
ing that body to sanction and provide for
the ordination of women as ministers OF
the Methodist Church. Some of the first
ladies of the city were present at this meet
ing and took part in the discussion.
A Church Built in a Day.
FIT. SCoTT, KS, March 16.-The Con-
gregational church here burned yesterday.
To-day some forty carpenters erected a
building 32xG0 feet, in which services will
be held tomorrow and thereafter until a
new church is built.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-17
NEW YORK.
CustOmhOuse Corruption in Full Blast
Radica,ism InahasheS.

R8dtcaAfsm Unabasheds
NEW YORK, March 16.-There is much
complaint among merchants at the failure
of Collector Arthur, of the CustOmhouse,
to inaugurate the needed reform in the gen.
eral order business. The World says Leet
d Stocking sent a letter around to several
steamship companies addressed to the Col
lector recommending the firm and their
warehouses. The canvassers for Stocking
in this business, as inducement to get sig
natures, represented that the Collector
would consider it fasor to have the letter
signed and that the signers would lose moth
ing thereby.
Two Girls Burned ON tine Stage.
During the performance of play for the
benefit of the Women's Home, at New
ark last night, and at which large num-
Der Of little boys and girls participated two
of the girls dresses caught fire from the
stage lights. There was a scene of the
widest excitement for short time, but the
fire was put out, and only one Of the girls
seriously burned.
TO.AIOrrOw's Pageant.
About sixty thousand men viii join in the
procession St. Patrick's day and fifty bands
of music. The military win number six
thousand.
Railroad DespOtism.
ALBANY, March 16-An assembly in
quiry has been ordered into combinations
of railroads, especially the South Improve
ment Company, to effect unjust discrimina-
tons as to fares and frelghts.
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TOO MUCH ron THE DEVIL.

This is Rev. Edward Hale's story; A
man had sold himself to the devil, who was
to possess him at a certain time, unless he
could PROFOUND a question to his satanic
majesty which he could not answer, be
being allowed to put three queries to him.
The time came for the devil 10 claim his
own, and be consequently appeared. The
first question the man asked was concerning
theology, to which it caused the devil no
trouble to reply. The second be also an
swered without hesitation. The mars fate
depended of the third. What should it be?
He hesitated and turned pale. The cold
perspiration stood on his forehead, while he
shivered with anxiety, nervousness and
terror, and the devil tTiumphantly sneered.
At this juncture the mans wife appeared in
the room with a bonnet on her head,
Alarmed at her husbands condition she
demanded TO know the cause. When in
formed, she laughed and said 81 can pro-
pound a question which the devil himself
cannot answer. Ask him which is the
front of this bonnet ?' The devil gave it
up and retired in disgust, and the man was
free.
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ANECDOTE OF Mr.. LINCOLN.

From FOrney's RecOllectiOns of Public Men.
While | was Secretary of the Senate
there was hardly an hour during any day
that was not called upon to help some
body who had friends or kindred in the
army, or had business in the departments,
or was anxious to get some poor fellow out
of the Old Capital prison. These constant
appeals were incessant demands upon the
time of a very busy man, but the labor was
a labor Of love, and am glad TO remember
ethat never undertook it reluctantly. One
day very energetic lady called on me to
take her to the President and aid her to get
private soldier pardoned who had been
sentenced to death for desertion, and
was to be shot the very next morn
ing. We were much pressed in the
Senate. and she had to wait a
long time before l could accompany her to
the White House. 1t was late in the after
noon when we got there, and yet the Cabi-
net was still in session. | sent my name
in to Mr.. Lincoln, and he came out evident
" in profound thought, and full of some
great subject. | stated the object Of our
call. and, leaving the lady in one of the
anta-cbambers, returned to the Senate,
which had not yet adjourned. The case
made a deep impression on me, but forgot
If in the excitement of the debate and the
work in my office, until, perhaps, near ten
o'clock that night, when my female friend
came rushing into my room, radiant with
delight, with the pardon in her hand. 81
have been up there ever SINCE" she said.
sThe Cabinet adjourned, and l sat wait
inc for the President to come out and tell
me the fate of my poor soldier, whose case
| I placed in his hands after you left; but
waited in vain-there was no MIR. Lincoln.
So thought would g, up to the door OF
his Cabinet chamber and knock. l did so,
and. as there was no answer, opened it
and passed in, and there was the worn
President asleep, with his head on the table
resting on his arms, and my boys pardon
signed at his side. quietly walked him,
blessed him for his good deed, and came
here to tell you the glorious news. You
have helped me to save human life"
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The excitement continues at Sioux City
over reported gold discoveries in the Black
Hills.
New York resorts eighteen deaths from
smallpox during the week.
The grand jury for Staten Island have
indicted eight Justices of the Peace, four
Commissioners of Highways, and others,
on charges of having testified to false bills
against the county.
At Buffalo yesterday 1900 bushels of
wheat. 10000 bushels of corn and $4,000
bushels of oats were destroyed by the burn
ing of an elevator.
FOREIGN.
Prince Napoleon had an interview With
Victor Emmanuel yesterday.
The Bourbon Due de Montpensier re-
fuses 10 become a candidate for the Spanish
Cortes at the forthcoming elections,