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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13
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-New Yorfer Bldtter iinb
pol 1noralil l6erGntri flung iber ben@tan=
bal> Der fiir5li9 I'M PbiliaoelpDia Grimi=
nolgeri9t porfam mo- ein @o6n oen
MDrber ieines Noters nie0erfe6en tnollte.
Sn biele Mtte Der &a 1eret uno blinben
|2eibenl daft erblidten lie ben Be>ueis ent=
1eb1i6er &e9ts5u1tdnoe uno Der Obnna9t
un1rer @eri9te. Sn Ser Sbat aber 1T Elm
1ol6er Ntt als Musflllb elmer Grregln9 5n
betro@ten, lpel6e an l1nsure9nungsfa=
bi9feit 9ren5t benno9 fat bos @eri6t
ben |elben luegen @tDrun9 leinerWerbono=
lun9en NIT neun W}onoten @efdngntB be-
itroft> Der pr5eb tuegen oes Mngrtffs
auf ben Mntlogten miro na9folgen.
lt41o nul1 berglet6e man nur oomit bic
Strafe, tpel9e @tofes, 6er OtDroer bon
Tisf> erbielt; na6bem es ibm 9elun9en
mar Oreimal besbolb pro5ellirt gu lperoen.
Gr erbielt 4 Sabre Sci efdn9eniB fir 1einen1
Neorb, alio nl1r fiinfmol meDr o1s jener
@nDr> oer III BDiloOelpio bic @eri6ts=
perb onolun9en9e itDbrt bat; otpei .3eu9en
in ieinem pro5eB aber loben 5pei Sabre
longen binter @9lob unO &iegel. @enn
sic 9telu=0orfer bic enl lebli6en 3utdnoe
oes Griminal>pel ems I'M 2anoe beiammern
ober oenunciren tpoQen, 10 mbgen iie bei
]i6 ban1it anfan9en. Ser 8roseB @totes
9i6t ousreis6enbe 0(aterien ba5u,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13

~ 90 e q.
oeutlib an meit Sbr i6la9en 66ren als
Die tpeld)e jebtal1s ,nei,,em Mlunbe geDen;
aber ID min Ben 9octor 11on 3tpiuseu,
|f6 gu ertldren, 's5a' =
Dt't oieien @orteu tuarf lt@ @erbarb
ouf leinen @tubl unb perfiel in Elm oiilteres
@9lpei9en> IN tpelGem i'm Wearaaret6e
nt6t gu fSren tpagte. 9ann fubr er
plDbli6 wte aus einem Sroume auf uno
be9onn mieoer in Set 'Gtube al l. uno ab=
5u9eben.
nno tuenn er ni6t Die @orte eelpro6en
bdtte oo6te er bel li9 ielbit, fDnnte es
oonn tpobl Die @ttmme oes Simn1els fein?
9ieler @eoonfe trieb i'm nit unluieber=
iteD1i6er @ewolt> ieineu1 geroa9te arf
ben @runo gu tommen. Ct ereriff leinen
9ut uno elite gum Doctor. 8eim @n=
Bid oes re@tI9afenen qr5tes> be1len leb-
batter 8lid in bic 9er5en Derer 5u brin=
gen 14ien bic er onlob> tonnte f9 Ger
barb bes 3itterns ni9t ertpebren. Ct
1ob aus tuie ei1t @erbre9er por ]sinen,
&i9ter.
Wos fe6lt Gu6> @erborb? SIR iebt
franf aus.
9ante>', ',9octor> banfe, 1nir feblt ni6ts,
gar ni@ts. Sd bobe fein Tteber u1ebr;
bin 9ebeilt> p5llt9 9ebeilt. Ser Sieber=
9octor> lit 6o9 1onoerbar.
SIR Dabt mtr ga cine M}enge 9in9e ge=
1ogt> Die init iebt nod I'M &opfe berum=
9eben.
Dos tonn lein> ober ibr uerFan6et midi
ni9t.
. io> i4 babe Gu9 re4t gut ueritan=
oen uno pin16te jebt su erfobren> pos
SIR bamit losen tpolltet. @eDt, es 9ibt
6D1e 3ungen, Die li@ at ben beiten Huf
luagen.
9entt Semano baran, ben Guri9en
an5usreifen?
9os ni9t, er 1T unonsreifbor> Sbr
piBt es> aber ). tllr5, 9octor, tparum
Iogtet Sbr MR. baB Die so0ten aus iDren
@rdbern aufiteben f6nnen?
@erbar6 babt ibr 0as Gieber tpie6er
oetommen? SIR Dottet &e9t, Der Gie6er=
pabnlinn 1T bD6it 1onoerbar.
(s@lub fol9t)
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13

l'~>'N ~>'~''>>I ~ ~~'''
. 10 DieB bamals bas Stabtgefan9nib
@ein A5roseb >puroe NIT srobent gife
|9ef efiibrt, neil aue Welt 9laubte> bob id
, i'm 2aufe bes Proseiies feline unl9ul(
berousitelen werbe,
Qlm Mben0 bes 1e6sten Sa9es mad
@}ortin's @erbaftun9 l@eQte Elm 2ebrline
init 1ol6er @etualt an Dem 9ouie oes be-
ribmteiten 9lr5tes ser @taot, als Of ct
6ie &lin9el abreiben >uoute> uno l6lu9 81
9lei6er 3eit init ben Sduiten 6er9ei italt
an bic Sbiir, boB bic No@barn berbei=
|liefen un6 fro9ten> mas es sabe.
W}ein 9err 1T int 8e9riff Ben @eiit auf=
5u9eben> 9a6 ct CUR 9lntport. 9Henn Der
9octor ni6t 9lei6 NIT mir tommt 10
| |fnbet er i'm toot:
Wer 1T 6enn. bein 9err? fro9te 6er
@r5t> Der eben Sic Saustbiir se0fnet batte>
nm 5u ieben, tper ben tollen 2drm por
6erlelben made.
@1ein @ott fennt SIR Serrn @erbarb
ouf Der 9obenitrobe ni6t mebr, bel benz
Sbr 10 oft 5u Si1de getpelen leib ?
@os ? 9err @erbor0 1T sfranf? rief
9octor 9f. NIT elmer @timme> aus Der
meDr Sreu0e ols 01itleio berporleu9tete.
2onf mein 6reuno un0 ia9e 6einer
Serrin baB i6 in eini9en Minuten bel
lift 1ein per0e.
Neit oieien Worten trat CT tpieoer in
leine Wobnun9> ergriff 9ut une @tod
unb elite gu @erbaro. g1o9 ME mar linn
oer &uf gu einem &ranten millfommener
9elpelen. Gin u@ott 1ei 9elobt" ftrDnnte
na3 6em onoern iiber feline 2ippen. St
fano @erbor6 in bem beftisften Tieber=
pororDsmus. g1o96em ct bic n6tbi9en
geroronun9en 9etroffen batte> befobl ct
oer Nnmelen6en 1i@ s1 entfernen; un6
blieb ollein am Bette bes &ranfen. Ser
9ebli9 ri9tete er bon 3eit gu 3eit cine
6ra9e at @erbaro. Gr lbien 1ie nidt
5u psriteben. @ein @eilt mar lit Der bef<
tighten 2lufre9un9. Ct murmelte per<
morrene Morte 5wif6en Sen 3dbnen, ober
10 ritanoli@, bob es Dem Dpctor un=
m09lib tpar> audi nur elm 'ei115ises Mort
5u per1teben. 9o nei9te ct li4 enbli6
ouf oos 8ett 0es &ranfen unb flulterte
i9m ben 9}omen Martin ins DIR. Dieler
Nome fubr tuie Elm elettri5der @trom
0ur9 lein @ebirn. Gr ri9tete 1i1 pl0b=
ll9 ouf uno rief nit tpiitbenoer @timme
9Ser tpo9t es> mir ben 99amen meincs
Wetters gu nennen? Sd min ni6ts pon
lbm bDren ME Spirit ou, Wci6?
Bei oieien Morten 16peiften feline Mu=
gen milo 11mber; er tniri6te NIT ben
3dDnen unb bollte Sic Sduite. Na66em
er einige 4u9enblide oiele brobenbe @tel=
lung bebauptet perlieben i'm feline &rdfte;
er ld}loB Bic Nugen un0 io9te NIT motter
Gtimme:
Smmerbin! Sic So0tet fou1men
niDt aus benz @robe.
Gott 9eltottet es oo6 bistpeilen, SEER
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13
Dte Sbip.
Yriefe et1tes Voote,t.

s&eauf ber 9obenitrabe in 9lnttperpel
stuei &oufmannsldoen nebensinanber> DO
tpel6en ale 8orii6ergeDen6en, bllr6 0i
fofboren @usla9en gefeliett iteben 81
bleiben p pfle9ten. @ie 9eb6rten ben Serret
@erbaro unb Mfarti1t ,pel9e, na6oem jif
lonse 3eit in @emeini6oft ibre1r 9an6e)
nit @lid betrieben batten> ieit einige1
3eit auf eisene Sc efo6r @el9afte ma6te11.
SIRE Srennung botte ale 8anoe serri1 1ien>
bic fe friber 5uiommensebolter> lelbit 0ie
bss 8lutes, @erboro lob nit Sn9ritnr1
pe Set San0el g}ortin's NIT ie6em Sage
b(ii6enoer tpuroe> tpd6reno Ser lei1ige
NIT jeoem Sage nebr ins @tofen 9erietb.
Ct Dotte einen iebr Deftisen Gbarofter
uno iein 9ob mar immer NIT &o61u6t
perbunoen. @eit Ginger 3eit ertpie6erte
er ben Grub Martin's ni6t mebr un0
lpro6 nur unfreun0li6 BON ibm.
gines Soses ioben Die 8eluobner Ser
S9oben1trab BE in aQcr 5rllbe eln babies
9ubeno nit Sellebarben poffneter
@Ger9en ber Suitis in bos 9aus Meor<
tins brtn9en. N}artin por eben init
1einem @eibe uno leinen beioen SD9ter1t
beim Gribitiid. Srou nn6 SD6ter er=
19rofen ni9t wenig> ols Ole @6er9en
eintraten> Nlartn's Sc li9t ober 5eiste
teine @pur BON Sur6t. Ct pfe9te su
ia9en: user li1 ni@ts por5uperfen Dat>
fat audi ni6ts su fiir6te11."
Cure Be94tung> la9te ct 5u Sem Nn=
fibrer ber @&er9en ldbt midi foit 9lou=
ben, 6ab Elm @erbre6er in meinem 9auie
1T.
Sd Doffe> ertuieoerte oieier, bob mir
i'm ni9t in bieiem 9oule fin6en ueroen.
Mit bieIen @orten for0crte er Sic
Srouen ouf ii@ su entfernen, un6 Wfar=
tin, li6 gu ieben> tint ibm rabi9 elm poor
Tro9en su beontmorten; 0ann so9 er
ctni9e Papiere aus 6er Sol l9e> BON benen
er ems nit oer l1nterl6rift ~Mortin" bie=
lem porbielt uno fra9te, Of iie Mortin
als Sic @einise onerfenne. M}ortin tbot
es, oenn ct tonnte in ben 3ii9en feline
onoere ols feline 9an6 erfennen.
@o BABE i'd beute oie trourise pfli6t,
ricf oer Beomte, Gu6 i'm g}omen nn1ers
Serrn ins @efdn9nib' 5u fiibren. Tol9t
mir!
SD ? rief N}artin, bolb Sen geamtcn>
bol0 oos @egeimnibpolle papier, bolo
oie Selle6aroirer erfaunt onbldeno. Wos
ba6c ib oenn perbro6en?
Ser Beo1nte fonnte es ni6t iiber 5ib
9ewinnen = Dem ol9emein 9eo6teten
a}onne Ser Ii6 bisDcr niGt Ben gering=
item Tebler batte 5u @9uloen fpnmen
lollen1 cine Slntlport 81 9e6eu. Gr gdb
lelnen @6er9cn Gin 3ei9en, unb Ser
llngliidlid)e uuroe BON iDnen ergrifIcu.
Mfein @emiien logte l}ortir >ueiB
INN teiner l6le9ten @onolung. SD Gobc
oober Bic feite @oifnllng bob mid Gott
nidt perlcIIen miro. 9orum fnIge i0
fS,L ,L..,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13

=
i'm in1mer lpieber t1ie6er5uoriiden. @ot
Iiebt an fonnte Der Doctor feline @Dl6
] mebr aug ibm berousbrin9en.
) Sen Sag bnrall tuur0e Der ungliidlid'
Meortin> pel9er Der 8erf fall6ung BON IT.
tunben i9uIbig befun0en tpor6en war,
ouf bem 9ouptp1obe BET @toot our4 Sen
@trong binseri6tet. 9luf ieinem Me9e
gum &i@tplote be9leitete ibn Doctor &c.
Oer felt lan9en Sobren iein Sreunb mar.
@ei 9lten W}utbs> mein tbeurer Mar=
tin> ipro@ ct pon 3eit 51 3eit; @ntt
miro uns nibt perlolien. Qluf bem &i6t=
plabe an9efommen ri9tete ct fol9en0e
Wprte at 0ie Men9e> tuel9e ben plob
bebedte:
8iirger i9 iterbe uni@ul6is. Sd
tpeiB ni9ts BON oem @erbre9en> be6en i'd
angefla9t bin. S6 betbeure bas in Dem
Qlugenblide, tpo i6 bot Ben &i6terl ltubl
@ottes treten 1ou. Sein @iQe 9el9eDe
8etet fit midi.
9as @olt bdtte 1i@ 6ur9 eine 8e9na=
0i9un9 0es. 0elinquenten germ Inn bag
tra1rige @6aulpiel sebra9t 9eleben; es
betete uno wetnte, Qber Marti11 tuurbe
oo6 9eban9t.
Gini9e Nusenblide na9 Der 9tnri6=
tun9 prr0e jein &6rper bonn @al9en az
genommen ;,>n6 lbem Doctor iibergeben,
>pel6er pon ber Obrieteit bic Grloubnib
erbolte botte, ieinen Treun6 beeroigen 5r
oiirfen. 9}o3 ben1el6en Mbeno tpur6e er
auf elmer BON einigen Sreunben be9leite=
ten Babre in oos BorfiBertlof fer 9ebra9t
uno in einem @infel oes 6a5u geb6ri9en
&ir3bofs IS be9roben.
9ur9 9octor 9}.'s Mittel Datte Ger
barb balo Iein Sieber perlpren ober er
mar 10 oa iter 9etporoen, feline Worte >paren
10 obgerillen uno un5uiommenbdn9eno,
oob 1eine Grou W1or9oretbe lanee ni4t
an 1eine @ene1ung 9louben tuolte. Ct
1u6te imner sic Gin la1nteit unb ]6ien
1t6 felbit entflieben su tuollen. @on3e
@tunoen iob ct 16ipei9eno ba unb fubr
unoblalli9 NIT Der 9on6 uber bic bloIle,
GUT Groe 9eneiste @5tirn.
Beib> 1o9te ct zines N6etos> ais er
nit W}ar9aretbe aQein par, por Q9t ST.
gen 1a9tef 0u mir boB Die Sobten ibre
@rdber uerloHen f6nnten; pas wputelt
on oomit lo9en?
9eili9e Sun9fra11> onttuortete Die arme
Srou> iol4e Worte lino ME aus meinen1 !
Wfunoe 9e9on9en. Su luirf tie pobl III
oer 9ibe oes 6iebers 5u b6ren 9e9laubt
Doben.
9oit ou midi in iener 9}o6t einen Mu=
9enblicf perlaHen ? fra9te @erbarb peiter.
ungefabr Elm bolbes @tiin09en, tpar 0ie
Mntiport; BET 9pctor lppute cs.
Warum boit bu ibm 9ebor9t> Dem
SEM nfelsferl? fubr @erbaro fort in6en, Ct
nit groben @6rttten i'm 3inlmer anf= un6
ab9ing. Marum boit 6u mir ni6ts bo=
BON seio9t? Wos 9ebfs n'i0 a1> ,uenn
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-11
PENNSYLVANIA CEN!
TRIAL RAILROAD

ON AND AFTER IL P. p. Sunday Nay
~ 1, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave ths
Union Depot, corner of Washinton and
Liberty street, ss follows;
ARRIVE.
Mali Train, 1.3o M Fast lime, l7.la .
m Wells accommodation No. /, $40 na !;
Brinton accommodation Ne /, $50 q "a,
Wallis accommodation No 2, S.55 q m Gin
einnati express e.20 q m; Johnstown 40
commodation 1880 m; Braddeck's ae-
oommodation No /, 100 m; Pittsburgh
express l.so p nj; Pacific express l.5o m |;
Wallis accommodation No 3, 2.35 D N !;
Homeweod accommodation No /, 8. SIS ma;
Walls accommodation No4, $50 D n I
Brinton accommodation Ne :, l.loP n
Way Passenger 1920 p M.
DEPART.
southern express $40 n m; Pacific Ox-
press 2.40 m; Wallis accomm odation No
i, o.30a m +; Mail Train $40 a IN Brinton's 9
accommodation 1).20 m; Braddock's ae-
commodation No 1, $40 m; Cincinnati
express 1885 p m; Wallis accommodates
z, ll.5l I'm Johnstown accomm odatien
500 p m; Homewood accommodation Ne
l, $50 p m; Philadelphia express $50 D m
Wall accommodation No 1905 p m; Wall q
accommodation No 4, 6.o5 p m /; Fast Line
TAO p m; Wallis No 6, ll.0o p m.
The Church Trains leave Wallis Station
every Sunday at s.05 a. M, reaching Pitts
burgh at 1905 a. m. Returning leave Pitts
burgh At l2.50p. m, and arrive at Walls
Station at 2.l0 p. m. *
Cincinnati express leaves daily. South.
srn express daily except Monday. All eth.
or Trains daily, except Sunday.
For further information apply to
w. III. BECKwfTH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will not assume any Risk for baggage ex.
eept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
responsibility TO One Hundred Dollai val,
ne. All baggage exceeding that a cum
in value will be At the risk of the fusr
unless taken by special contract.
A. ]. CASSA1
General Superintendent, Altoone Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-11

JOB WORK neatly sx xecuted at this once
} at reasonable rates,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-11

irlohALsVcoND-cLABs TRAISs-sorrx
No. is. Titusyille ., 10 p. M; Miller 2, 81,
Pioneer $40; Pet Centre s.s3; Columbis
4,l5i Tarr Farm 4,23; hynd Farm 4,E
Housewife 4,55; OH City $50.
No. CORY els a, M; Titusr .ils a,as,
Miller Farm s,25; Pet Centre 9,4t; Colun
bia 1918; Tarr Farm l0,ls; Rynd FarIs
l0,27; Housewife 10, IS; oil City II 90.
No. Is. Pct Centre |. % p. M; Cclumhla
so; Tarr Farm 2,05; Rynd Farm f,icl
Housewife $50; oil City SEQ.
No. % Oil City $50 a. m; Olesp Ia
Us, Tionesla s,54; Trunkeyvllls 10 ~
TIdioute I'LL.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-11

ADDITIONAL LsEcoND-cLAssTR TRAISs-NonYH
No. is Oil City 6.55 a. M; RoussvilIe
1.20i Tarr Farm 7.46; Columbia !. IS; Pat
Centre $40; Pioneer $40; Miller s.ass
Titusville 9.55.
No.7 Titusville 900 =. m; CORY "A.
No. II OIL City ll.20 a. M; Ronseville
ll.45; Rynd Farm ll.5a; Tarr Farm i3.oS;
Columbia 2,l0; Pet Centre 1870; Niller
LIS; Titusville 2.00i Cory 4. A p. In.
No. n Tidloute l245 p. M; Turnkey
vile l,45; Tionesta 2.43i oleopolis 4,2S; Gs
~ Stop for meals.
Trains S, 8, Il and "a run daily all eshes
trains daily except Sundays. ....f
N. B.-Train No. lQis al Express lrosa
TitusVills TO Cory. 7-''
SILVER PALACE sLEKPISa CAR TRAINS.
No. 4 Direct nom Philadelphia withoa5
change, n ~ 30
NO,l Direct TO Phnadslphis without
charge,
No,S Direct from Pittsburgh wishOst
No. 9 Direct 10 Pittsburgh withost
change.
q, J.HEPBuRN JEo. PITCAIRN.
superintendent. Gsnl Manager.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-11
THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS.

An important Invention. 1t retains the
kupture at all times, and under the hard.
est exercise or severest strain. II is worn
with comfort, and if kept on night and
day, ELECTS permanent cure in a few
weeks. Sold cheap, and sent by Mail
when requested, circulars free, when cr-
dered by lotter sent to The Elastic Truss
Co, No, 6s3 Broadway, n. Y. City. No
body uses Metal Spring Trusses too
painful; they slip off too frequently. 4
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-11

A farmers daughter out west re.
eeived hairy poodle dog from a
friend in New York. The uhssphisti.
satsd dAmSel wrote back thanking
asr friend fer the present, and saying
hat she found it very handy when
led to stick to clean the windows
sith.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-11
NOTICE.

DR. n. BoLARD, of Tidiouts, has,
- retfTnsd to his practice after an ah-
sence Of four months, spont in tho HoSpi-
calls in his profession.
Ofioe in Eureka DTng Store. Al door
foeve tiae bank, Tidiouts, Ia. fetf
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-11
Oil Creek&AIIegheny River b.

0N AND AFTER Monday Juas 8, tsFs
~ Trains will run a. follows,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-05

Does ASD TAxES-Tbe police have commenced
tbeir snn1sl raii o. tie 0nsuspeciiug CANNES Who
are 50 unfortunate Is 70 have 10 tags on their
collars As 8 consequence their Numbers have
Suddenly decreased and probably they VII Be
carefully tied Up Until the officers are tired Of
carrying ropes aroaad il their hands to arrest
.hs-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-05
The spanish Republic.


On the 10th Of February, the Lightning tele-
graph flashed over the wires. across continents
and under oceans. the unlooked-for news that
SD1is IS a RspnylIc On the evening Of that
dsy King Amadeus. finding that be had 10 sup
port from the people. and tired Of resisting the
popular current which set IN agaiDst him, abdi-
Gated the throne and crOEn-of Spain. he must
have keenly felt the delicate position in which be
vas placed-an alien on the Spanish throne-2Dd
tbogzh be bad spent s priOcsly fortune Of two
millio8s to render himself popular, yet even the
prospect Of poverty could lot alter his deterui-
nation.
The Cortez. or legislative Assembly, appears
to have bssn prepared FOR the royal act. and at
once, with little debate and no important opPosi-
ton. resolved on a democracy, and proclaimed
Spain 8 Rep1bIic. BY the almost unanimous vote
Of $50 to 80 That this was in accordance with
the popular vii, Is shown BY the remarkable
quiet which followed the revolutionary act Of the
Cortes-
Whether Spain is prepared 10 maintain Re
publican form Of gOEenment-vhetherh her people
have the intelligence and love Of liberty necessary
to make the experiment successful remains 70 be
seen It's mighty leap from the ignorance and
despotic rule to which her people have for cen
tunes been Subjected to the popular freedom and
intelligence which form the foundation-stOnes Of
successful popular government
Europe has now three Republics switzerland,
which has vithsto0d the storms and shocks Of
two centuries France. which has for two years
followed the leadership Of Thierz, with = fair
prospect Of success-and Spain, which nov pro
poses to dispense with royalty, and trust TO PoP1
lar sovereignty
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-05
The Leper Hospital ON ,Iololsai.

Dr.. Tousseau and Hon. s G. Wilder, Of the
Board Of Health. visited the Leper Hospital a,
Kalaupspa on MOlokai. OF "Wednesday and Thurs
day Of last week. They found the settlement
numbered over coo persons. Of whom about one
hundred and twenty were the natives who lived
in the village prior . its selection IS hospital
site. who as owners Of the land. prefer TO remain
On it. There are over four hundred lePers, and
about one hundred relatives. who have gone there
sslf-5auished rather than be separated from their
kin. The patients gathered there from every
island Of the group. were as ooatentej Is could
Be expected. No complaint was made by any
one. and in answer to inquiries al said they had
an abundance Of food anderery thing they wanted.
This voald indicate that the management Of the
hospital is in good hands.
But While the patients now kept IN the Molo-
kai Hospital are vel cared for few realize the
magnitude Of this work. The plague Is extend
ing, and with ell the vigilance OF the authorities
TO check II by isoating every new case, It Is nap
idly spreading. chiefly among the young, who IL
herit II from their parents. The very worst cases
are boys and girls: and to establish aud carry
ont the ruIe that every child tainted with the dis
ease must be torn from its parents, and b2nished
for life am0ng strangers and lePers, seems
cruel. II We would realize il, let u suppose one
Of our owl children Is found leper, and the au-
tborities demand that ]. Be torn from its home,
and bauished TO Molokai Yet this Is now being
done every month with natives. Who viii say
that the Authorities have not = weighiy task TO
execute the stern bat only safe rule which has
been adopted, with view to check this loathsOme
-1acra
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During the uast three months the Government
sarveying party has been at work on Hawaii, in
the wsimea region. IN December. a base line
vas measured with the apparatus kindly loaned
this Government by the United States Coast
Survey. on the PLAIN q Poukapa. east Of the
village Of waimea- The length Of the line is
LS.s0S-9s feet, and its mean elevation above The
sea was ascevtSined BY leveling to be 2.S2I feet
The Waine~ Courthouse floor Is 2-6lO teei
above mean tide,
A series Of triangles was also measured, ex-
tending from the base line to the SUBMITS Of
Mama Kea and Hual2lAi, and to the shore at
Puako and Ksvsihas. The STATIONS oscupied
have al been marked in permanent manner, 50
that they vii serve IS foundation for the con-
pIs,e survey Of the Island Of Hawaii al = future
day. The latitude Of the KASafhae lighthouse
was asoertainei 10 be within few seconds OF
2Oe 0S.
A signal pole . feet high was set Up On one
Of the highest cones with which the summit
rlateza Of Mama Kea Is 50 thickly studded. ani
was carefully observei from I've different stations
below. The -aSaAs sgCee very closely and make
the foot az the signal 1879 Zee; above mean
tide, Tie highest point Of the moautaiu, how
ever. was estimated 70 De - ieet higher, both
from the barometer observations and from some
rough lsvslioE with carpenters level, and Is
therefore about 1885 sbove tie sea This is
bat . preliminary measurement, bat can be de-
pended upon within five feet Ct most Mr..
Doasizs, ia 1884. made the height 1851 feet by
q single barometer observation. According 70
Com Wilkes. the elevation Is 1898 feet His
measurement seems 10 have depended % an angie
Of elevation measured with lheodolite from the
summit Of Mama hes.
The height Of Hu2l2lai, which b2s been yari-
o1ssy estimated at iron so00 to lO.00O feet. was
carefully measured. and proved TO be S.275 feet.
In ISIS. Messrs Goodrich and H2rHooi enieav-
ored 10 measure It by means Of observations
made with 81 cid quadrant at each end Of base
line only , 2S0 feet il length Their measure
ment gave 1872 feet Tor the height, but they
recorded their opinioa that il was probably much
higher Mr.. BTigham's estimate Of $500 feet
was quite near the marx.
An accuraie sGryey all soon be made for the
Government Of the District Of houa, Oahu, With
special reference 10 land titles.
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The Webb subsidy,

This important usasuse. which the previous
mail announced as killed for the session, has been
revived in the Senate. and it Is Fepoyted that it
bids tAir Of being adopted. It Is now proposed
to tack an appropriation Of $4,000 IS = Subsidy
fos the hne. On 70 the postal appropriation biH
and io1ce it throsA The hover HOuse, 4 the
Senate decides to approve it, Asst is understood
that the Administration Al Washington Is warmly
in favor Of the subsidy, it Is not improbable that
il may influence sufficient number Of votes to
carry the appropriation thnO1gh both houseS Il
certainly viii be a disgrace to the American Peo-
PIE 70 allow this Rational enterprise TO fall
through from want Of encouragement The next
mail VIII bri1e decisive news whether it Is to be
continued O. abandoned
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