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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-04-10

IN PROBATE COURT-STATE
J. OF MINNESOTA, MOWER COU MY. So
In Probate Court.
In the matter Of tho proof and probate of
tho last will and testament Of VIM. p. Stew
art, deceased, late of the county Of Mower.
Whereas, an instrument in writing, purpor-
ting to be the last will and testament Of WIN.
p. Stewart, deceased, late Of the county of
Mower, has been filed in this Office, and
whereas, application has been made by Vesta
Stewart, praying that the same be proven
and admitted to probate. according to the laws
Of this State Therefore it il ordered that
said application be heard before me at the
Probate Office, in the city Of Austin, in said
county, on the 5th day Of May, A. D. 1873, at
two o'clock, r. n.
Audit is further ordered, that notice shall
be given to all persons interested in said will
Of the time aud plsce Of said hearing, by
publication in the Mo'oer County Transcript =
newspaper printed in said county, for three
successive weeks, onos in each week, prior to
the time Of such hearing.
Dated at Austin, the 9th day Of April,
A. D. 1873.
By the Court,
(L.S.1 JESSE ROSE,
lt4 Judge Of PrebstA
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-04-10
OSAKA WHEAT.

I have few bushels Of Choice Osaka Wheat
ford to pay. Enquire 1t my residence, IN Red
Rock, or Of ]. n. Flowers, at Austin, MINI.
4e<6 M. FUTILE.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-04-10
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and girls. As good Is the best, pretty Is the
prettiest, and cheaper than the cheapest. 80
cents q year. Magnificent prizes for each sub
scriber, and still grander ones to those who
raise clubs. Subscribe, or send cent stamp
for specimen. Ssy where you saw this.
JOHN B. ALDEN, Publisher,
40ti0 Chicago; Ill.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
The Polari. Expedition.

The remainder q the o5csrs and crew OF the
Arctic explcrirs steamer PoEaris. returned from
the ucrth il Scotch shsier. and Eere Ianded At
Daadss. @hsnes they Eeni b! steamer 10 Ne~
YORK On bis arrival there Captain Butdinstou
vas taken % Washington. as soule reports say
uader arrest. a. al eyeats At the order u the
Secre,ary OF the Nary. and al Communication
vas Fgrbi5Jsc with him There Is 20 Disgusting
the fact that ssr0ug Suspicion rests On hin. that
&c caused the death u Capt. Hail There seems
% be very Ertss d0a6t II the pa6lic mind that
Han vas possessed. BET b shom reslains Tor in
yesGigstiso. The TELEGRAPH iaforrn= Is thar VII
Esa Morton the second nate Of the Polaris.
zho discovered tie VPea SEA u Kane 10 1854
and / among the rszcz-d Of the Badtiugtoa par
". bss za6s I statement coucsruiug the death
4 Capt. Han He attended htm personally up
10 the zoa-ut Of bis death Han returned o.
he 2isa Of Ociober. ISL 10 perfect heulih frual
s jogruey Uorth in dogsiedges, % ~hieh trip b.
vas accompanied By Hsbb1rd Chester the caief
uaate. and tEo Eselim4ux. Joe and Hans CSris-
;5su. Aher Hal had been short tine IN the
cabir be TOOK <or1s ee6-s- and u11sdl1tslg alter
became sick and vo1fied- He sad they Eere
poisselag hia- M0rtoa- il is eSiirs.. believes a
Hall did He also Suspects the subsequent med
acai truztueat Morton h=s violeat fseiing sgIiast
Or. BisssH. which may color bis Judgment.
whalsver the rrsth nay Be- all The siaieHsais
shoz .hz, there vas eootiaual i=lia1sy amoug the
5z=.r-s a he steamer. and hack Of szboryiina-
tiou. arising 10 doG6t- il The first insta1es iroa
! uisaa6srztzniinz beszs-n Hal sad Bedding
tao = 10 sho connlaisd the eHpediii7n- IL
us Intended By The SecrstzEy Of the Navy that
Hall stoabi De. While Ba5dIugt0a Vas 10 aei a
sa7lIu- master s1d have = supervision Of The en-
sticE Il he ship. After getting 70 sea tie at
ter claiaed aaIhorigy Ehlsh had not been vested
= lin. Hescs the tr1sbis % board. aai i1I1re
Il ,hs -xpesftisa- We trust al the fzcta viii
49, r<rfsr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
From. chile.


By The ship c. NJ DAVIS, iron Valparaiso We
have resesved dates to September S The I, ;.
shipof-wsr oanaha Was IN port, last from CallAo,
The L. :. ship Pepsaeola was at C0qa'wOO' last
hez Callao- The frigs,s Richmond was daily
expected a, Valparaiso fron tho Straits OF Ma
gsllsn. =,
1, Is stated that The Chilean Government viii
shortly present. bin 70 Congress 10 exs@P.
steamers Of al nations frpm hsroOr dues. and
PROBABLY 10 grant them s,ill Further concessions,
The extraordinary richness OF the new SILVER
ssIi a, La Florida is again confirmed BY private
letters
TIE receipts Of the Custom House at Nalpa'
rsiso. in August, amounted 10 Sass $50 20 an
decrease Of SlO40llO6 over the corresponding
mouth Of lsst year. The receipts during he inst
s,rhs raoa,As q the present year amount to
81 So 0SSe2. an increase Of SIS S2s-ll over the
sane period in lST2.
The weather continues TO Be exceedingly good
for aSriealsurisls. and with the exception Of =
lev Of The southern pcovieees, all the seed Is
soEn
The police magistrates Office Is no sineeare' II
We i,aige from the following item = No leweT
than $50 5essoas. Of both sexes. were taken to
The police station be;ween SATURDAY night and
Monday a,ornipx. the great u-jori1y being Tor
druBksnneSs."
Farmers ard graziers in Paraguay have snFeT'
ed from severe drOoght. The fOilO~ins item M
dieaies its severity and the e1tens Of The grazing
business there: Yesterday rain ell to' the hrs'
I ,iuis IL two months, The season has been ueH-
susly dry. One large farmer has lost 200 900
head Of sheep, aud 10000 have dispersed IN
s-4rch Of water"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
Police Court. HOnOlulu.

NEW RICE Null IL kooLAu.-WAINASAIo.-
During ride to Koolau last week We much
pleased with our visit to the rice mill recently
erected al the Rice Plantation OF Messrs. Akuua
K Co.. and situated the plains at Waimanao.
This work has been finally completed under the d.
rection OF Mr. George Bell, the well known ma
ehiucst mOdeler aud millwright, and everything
has been done in thorough and workmaulike man
usr The wheel of is feet diameter, working on
the breast principle, is beautiful piece of work,
and docs infinite credit to the designer. The ma
ehinrry is complete and thorough In every respect,
and is Capable when running under full power to
polish aud grind from one 10 two tons Of rice daily.
la these responding times, when business Is 80 ex-
cessIvely dull 1t is truly gratifying 10 observe the
energy sud promptiiude OF Messrs. Akoua & Co., in
their new enterprise, and VIC Heartily wish them
every success Our thanks are due 10 the courteous
aud obliginx manager, Nc Akau, for his kind hos
pitality and ciyily to us, and also 10 Mr.. George
Bell who took much trouble to explain fully every
detail connected with the machinery and WORKING
of the mill Messrs. Akona s. Co. have already on
hand some sixty tons of paddy at the mill, and
their second crop Is now ready to harvest Here as
81 similar plantations ON the Islands, the rce-brds
are making sad havoc among the crops, and Ii re-
auirs the utmost vigilance TO guard against their
constant deprcdatiOus Altogether our trip was one
OF thorough enjoyment Gu our return We stopped
on the top Of the divide TO admire the magnificent
scenery, which for beauty aud panoramic effect is
uneauaIed on these Islands. The bruad plains OF
Waimaualo spread out at our feet, bounded on one
side by lofty rugged hills towering up IN solemn
grandeur like mighty seniinels guarding the hidden
treasures OF the earth whilst the centre Of the plain
was dotted by the residences ofnatyes, settlers &C.
prominent among which was tue fourishng ranch
Of T Cummins, Esq, with its numerous cattle up
ON thousand hill-," giving this lovely landscape
the closing touches Of health, wealth. and content
ment Far away TO the eastward lay the broad tx
panse of the Pacific, peacefully slumberng, with an
occasional sail rrposing its unrutiied surface. 1t
vas scene long to he remembered, and wehurried
homewards much regrettiug that time would not
permit US to gaze longer this delightful picture
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
The workipEman's sarin<>-BanIe.

l. Is seldom that We 6ai. even in quarterly,
80 much solid truth aud good sense expressed III
50 fsw wurds. as il the f1llowiug frOn-ths North
British Reviex: ~rbe Sabbath Is Gods special
present 10 the Eorkiugman. aud one Of It's ehiel
objects il 70 prooog his life aud preserve Efficient
bis working toue. In the vital system it acts
Ike eoupeusating pond i, repleuishss the sPir-
its. the elasticity aud vigor which the last SIX
6ays have jrSiaed away, and supplies the Free
which IS to 81 ths six days succeeding; sud IL
the ecoaomy Of existence 1t sas~ers the same as
the ecoaouiy Of incou,e-jt answers by savings
bank. The frugal man who puts aside pound
to-day and another Poand next mouth. and WIN
II a quiet way. is alEsys pattiug By bis stated
poand frOsn time 70 time when be grows old aud
trail. gets not only the sane pound back again
bot a good many pounds beside Add The eon-
srssatio1s man who husbands Que day Of exist
suce eyery week, who instead Of allowing the
Sabbath to be tranpled and toru il the hurry
and scramble Ct life. treasures it devoiedly up
the Lord Of the Sabbs;h Keeps it for hin, and in
the length Of days sud hale old age gives it
back with usary. The savings bank Of human
existence Is The weekly Sabbath
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
The Courts.
Surrcme Cours.-ocFSsrk rsNN. lisa
Prvseut on the Bench Jus'leCs hAxTwEii and
WInkNANS,

supreme Cours.-ocr0srE rsNx, lisa
Present on the Bench Jus,levb nAErwEtL and
WInsNANS.
oct. si-Rex vs.. Kaiua-oa motion Of Attorney
General. prisoner Was brought upforj udgment.when
Justice widrmann sentenced him to Is months I'M
prlsoument at hard labor aud to pay SSi.lo costs
Of Court,
Oct. st-Davies and Wilder va Hsssfeid & Co.
Justice Hartwell presiding stated that this
case may be settled out Of Court.
In re Estate OF Nakuspa. deecssed-Moiion OF A,
+. Judd to continue case until the return OF the
Chivi Justice, In order TO have full Court OPP
posed by c, C. Harris, aud supported by s n Dole.
The Cour, ruled that the case would 10 on this
Term, aud the hrarlng be had on Monday, s1'h
October, at 0 A. NJ.
Pauger vs., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by c Z
Harris, for nbelan,, 10 make decree Nsi absolute.
A =. Jaad, Attorney General, opposed the motion
on the ground that the deerve had not been pub
lished in Native and English, as the law required
Mr.. Stanley, for respondent, making no objection,
the Court ordered decree made absolute.
sapreme ceurs--Ia Probate.
Oct. l4-Estate Of Pnuini, deceased-Befo jas
lice INSTRUMENTATION OF kanawsi (w.l, for proof
Of will alleged 10 have been burnt In 1883 Dis
missed.
Oct l7-Estate OF Mareelino silva, deeeaseu-te-
ti,iou for proof OF will by Joseph Silva. win adj
mi,,ea to probate. and letters Of administration,
with will annexed, Issued Jusrph Silva, upon his
/ cling bond in The sum Of $500 Inventory TO be
hed In 50 DAYS aud notice 10 creditors to be adver
/ tlsed for four WEEKS
/ Oct. sl-Estaie OF Msunul, deceased-setore Jus
lice widrmaun, at Characterization for letters OF
administration. Evidence heard. when the Court
TOOK time 10 consider Its decision.
| Police Court, Honolulu.
Oct. l5lh-Maliikapu. druuk-iOrIei,ed ball, 80
! Oct ao-Eaipo. drunk-forfeited bail, 81. kaipo,
assault, aud ba,tery-f0ricted ball, $40 George
Irwin, drunk-diseharged.
Oct. SS-Helaui (W.l, furious rIding-dned $40
aud 81 costs. Mary Malukukul (w.l, furious ridmg
forfeited bail, $40 Anna w. } furious riding
forfeited hall, $40
Oct S5-HAuy Andrews, smuggling nncd $50
and 81 costs. George Sanders, drunk, fined 81 aud
and 81 costs B. +. Canterbery druak-lorfei'ed
bail, sa ~r
Oct sT-Mokucbua, druuk-inrieited ball So
Henry Flank, drunk, aned 81 aud 81 costs. Prne-
smina. drunk, nued 81 and 81 costs Pehuuui,
orunk--iurfeited bail, ST. Poiokla, drunk. hned s.
and 81 Gusts. KamakA, druuk-furielted bail 80.
Noa drunk. fined s. and 81 costs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29

~ Isands-In Probate In the matter Of the Estate OF
= e T. RRUGER, late OF Honolulu. deceased ineState
Before Nj Justice HRrrwei order Of notice OF heSrs
on petition for final distribution. 80.
on reading aud ding the petition OF Mhrsaret VIZ "
Reth OF Hoaeluu Island OF OAHU II. l., praying Tor
fnal distribution persons entitled 10 the ESTATE OF
F ~ Kruger late Of said Honolulu. deceased intesase
FORMER husband Of said Margaret Roth, and u appearing
bv the records Of this Court that Theodore hencN rs
counts administrator Of said Estate have been IN
nrohatr mt mat no decree OF ua distribution hergof has
been made IL Is Ordered, that uRsnAN, the foOttltt
DAY OF DECEMBER A. D. 1879, at the Court hoom o.
the Court House. IN Honolulu at ten O'Clock A. NJ DC ao
Il hereby appointed the time and place OF nearing 80
petition which time and place all persons IN
d Estate Will present their claims thereto tuFuier
ordered That this order be published IN the awuln I'd
rfr for three weeks suceeelng the date hereof
ALFRED 3 HARrWELLr
At,es.t Justice OF tho Supreme Court
JNo E. B,nSAA6, Deputy Clerk.
Ifououlu Oct. 81 tS71 Aoe y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
c,rpnrnE CoURT OF rITE HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAMAAAahN
- STEAMSHIP Probate Island OF oann. n.,N
Islands Il In the matter OF the Estate Of H. MEINECE
on Hawaii deceased. Order appointing time TOT frooAe
Of WIN and directing publication Of notice Of l<s same
document purporting TO be the last VIII and Iesa-
naent OF H. AfEIN ECKE deceased having ON the ssh Jay
Of OcsoSer ~ D. lS7a, been presented to said tfooae
St ard petitIon for the Probate thereof and for the
issuance Letters TesamenAry TO George W L Jones
having been filed BY him -
II & hereby ordered That THURSDAY, the TIiIR-
TEENTW DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. ls1s nj ten
eior NJ OF said day. the Court Room OF said Court
A. the Court HOUSE. in Honolulu be, and the same H.
hereby appointed the time for proving said WIN and hear,
ing d application when and where any person
may appear and contest the said WILL and the granting OF
Letters Testamcntary. 4,
II Is further ordered, that notice thereof be gwen n
publication for three successive weeks Ia the
Ga.sae and K,ntaa aud AH 0Sod, newspapers Pfinteu
and published In Honolulu -.
And h further Ordered That citations be issued TO the
subscribing witnesses said VIII 10 appear and contest
the probate of said WIN at the time appointed
$50 ALFRED x HARTWEIIs
Attest. Justice Of the supreme Court
JNo. L BARNARD. Dsputy Clerk
Honolulu. II. T., October -, lssd ~ y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
,pRgNE CorRr or rmE HAWAIIAN

NOlkN vi I'm
~ ISI.ANlcS-in Probate. Island Of Oahu, HAWAIIAN
Islands - Of Estate % JOHN HURST
THOMPSON, late OF Honolulu. deceased Order appoint
hig time for Probate Of VII and directing publication OF
notice OF the same.
men. Of Hurst Thompson deceased havins on the
sd day OF October A. n lsS, been presented 10 said Pro
bate Court, and petition FOR the probate thrccf aud for
the Of Letters restamenaIy 70 sAhEPltA ABE
LINE THOMPSON and CHARLES I. GULlCk. having
been filed by r. H. Stanley, Attorney for petitioners
10 IS hereby Ordered That MONDAY. the .yth DAY OF
JANUARY ~ D. tSst, at ten o'clock 4. NJ OF sad da ~
Room OF said Court, at Honolulu In the Island OF
Oahu, IT. l., bc. and the h, hereby appointed the
time for proving said Win and hearing said application.
when and where any person Interested may appear anu
contest the said W and the granting OF Letters Tesla
mentary II IS further Ordered. That notice thereof be
given by puhaton, for three successive weeks In The
H-siian CARTE. newspaper printed and published IN
Honolulu And Il Is further ordered That Citations Dc
issued 70 the subscribing witnesses 10 said WILL aud TO the
heirs and TO mother, Mrs. sarah Thompson, OF the
in writing appear aud contest the probate OF
said VIII, At the time appointed
natetl AZ Honolulu III l.. October ESD. iS7s.
ALFRED 5. HARrWELI.
Attest: Justice Of the supreme Court
r.. SrAI- Clerk. 4oS-St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
Wns.aehu.ets- PoIIrics.

TIE coavsntisa TO u01Tuats Gorernor as
ssubls5 At Worcester. September TO- with about
css thoos4sd ssIezatss present ous o. too
test rssoIafloas Eers bsoagbt IN and placed befgrs
he hOu<s. uhieh Al once Indicated that the Bat
Isr pa-.g we're i uiaDrit!- The vote stood %
che d these resolutions. Wasbb1ru party 5s4 70
BusIer 49,. Alter Saisiy trying to cary several
r.solasisa=, -hs-h he had prepared the Geuer1l
.-nss asI addressed the CouTs1tioa- n strain
which zarprised everybody, and sishdrsE irou
The eoutss.- The foII0siHg / the opsaing q his
remarks;
~ Prrsruuxr.-Ths test vote already taken IN
- s-,rre-rioG seoEed ne t1t t5err 4 in ne hzIl
rs5,riry cf dsisEnfes in f4ToE VI the zae1inaiioa
n C-yrrrrcr Wlst5zru- Hsvlng FsFlaea tsst ~liH
sffst.rfioa to zvss1 ard frarnea, 80 lar IS Ano
p, - ,E<=ire 10 p-ol1zg any co1fest gPoe til1i
- - rr1rsfuuuertary u ether tzcfies- Having
s--.,-.--ei ~ purpose 10 boE 70 IL al - ta-
---rr--iy- q rrBrxrEed- Wiki bold 70 3 The
frst eor1friSz Ct parry fesliy. eavinE 80 te,t-e
- ali cf the ennrcgfiou il thls bsl4I, % ~
--.-,-.. aue tezirg sTgTy fri-1e q 1liH@ IN the
r,--vurto1 10 agrge 10 f. % rake 10 fgTthEr opp
sirfc- 10 tie zs1ziraif1u q esoEerror na-a1lh >
IL frienGs IN any u1anu~r tn<y pas 80
- - bslt1t O. oEErrEis=i and cestrr Tat 10
f-s--< 4 rrfue viii Eusr Esr me- heeHGss dD1
- ~ s~zblzn-E of esctezr uhrrg 11Ee 10
eszrsr Ehafsvsr
AZ il cDaclusisa, Goseruor Razhb1ra 1ls -
uoa.uA.sa b. arrIsalali0u- Gsn- BsIisf 1 The
r-u-sssn.asfve q skat my Be called The rOEdg
.le-eu, If The party. and HI. elective enaid elly
ksss Bee1 a sisgracs % the State- stu b 1Iii
urvbsIJ try srzia szi T. > Fs1ssflls fAst be Hay
rbfrrirksry asi fIr Py1sIises so'sed - sesns'n=
azsjsrfty x lie eouseltiaa = ssas f-tare ser
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
WrDNrSD4T. OCTOBER .,

Ts-r xvzs g-osa The Arctic 6es'. received yes
,s-asy. sho~s The uBesr;siasx and risk At,eooinS
eou-,srcal veslErss. especially Vhslirg, UPio
he sas55is q AGyusl The prospects Tor good
.ssso1 wsrs sEcsIlsst- Early IN SePte1oef
heavy gales Sc, II. uhish eoatnued uii oeioeer'
prsrrut:ag tie hardy ssasruen fso@ capturing
the wbslss sor ~hirh they hsd beea patiently
uuirur. he disas,ross resuk q this SEASONS
uurk Ill tesa 10 prevent any rev ventures II
tbs bosiBess froSn this port :; less'. ard lead
csusrs q shsps 10 seek Investments Which are
more certain 70 yield FAR rssarn-
Tus uAsslya q iosr MOdOc warriors 90 the
81 Of Oc.Dbe-. a. Fors Klamath. O7egOu, 70 e1-
rate ne ale Iudiaa uHr. uasy have e~ea strictly
!, scco,,lsnes ui.h The evidence and facts pro
decd Al the trial ard The lzw, whch Is provided
E,- sash casuses ~ thoss Of which these Indians
yer, chsrrel. Is dOsstless satisfied. But behind
lbs ssiixsee Iis ess=es Of prOveeztiOn "a The
NJ, cf border settlers. ~hich undoubtedly erea'-
"a the troabie. A White ran nay kil an lHdian
CT his sqaa- or horse. and # be escapes snbArui-
Il i : % oass Business Bat i 50 lndiln
SEEKS revenge IL The sane uay. aad : discovered
or ssspeele5. woe betide hiri aud bis tribe. his
: undoubtedly The origio Of all the MOdoc iroa6le
1ead Ia. The poor IsdEsa so5ers-
Tus regent suit betwe~a the Minister Of Int
nor and The .sea,s q TIE steamship Los. while
il id 10, rss1s ir sssabgi shiuS the elzim Of the
Gore-unsBi. has served to Alirsct Pabhc atien-
tisn 10 the 3 lvsntsgs Of having convenient ware
bOasss tx the storage Of al Producs intended for
export. A system h1s been begun. which cannot
fail 70 beness The port; bat il mas o aavanll-
Esoasly extsuded. Wsrehoasss sufficiently larse
% kols al the p-o6-ce thst i brOaght here. dur
1nS PsrhsPssiHty days. for Shipment BY steam or
sailing resssls, nlsy be Constructed az the points
where most ueeded. The present Oae Is vel
Iocslei. bat night be extended 10 Robson L
Cos. premises. leaving Of enarss. the necessary
r0adE.v. wbsa eyastrnrted the whole should
( bs placed il charge o. I competent wsrshoase-
ran. xho should Be responsible Toe all the pro-
sa,s tsksa 10 Or ogt. The chlef advantage Of
this Eyststa Of wharf warebousas Il TO allow the
prodscs 10 &c s;ored and kept With As little hand
Ing A. possible AL prOduee receises Sausge
f frO-l breaksEe, ard loss il weight from eaFiage
aad roagh ussse- The freight 1oH stored in the
steamer warehouse receives the least possible
ds--4se from han3ius. Boston : speeding hun
Sreds q ihoasauds u dollars to supply the best
w-rshcuse ard ~harf flci1ties. 50 as 70 bring
cars aud ships together FOR The handy and eheaE
transfer Of freight San Francisco has given I
zrze qaaatity q valuable Eharf property to tb'
rzflrosd eonpsuigs f9r the saue- Here it doe.
not reqaire the giviug away Of land. bat simply
spea5iaz les Ia0asaai d0llsrs in The erection
{ I'D ere Of wsIl-loca.ed Esreboasss- The amOuu
ex5saded -oald be returned in Increased con
merrs OF the part
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29

IA zazE-zrsssiaAE-t T-iias vs.sr1 ara : ca.
n - cz-sss--s szriizrF Easn-is. zszEI cS=-
- chz-ns E1n-rks. : rzzs. cs7ma-s-r si=F-
So. Euszsrk. r-z., Czrrziz 1s-zssyF Dsss,
-. C--z.-s Al.-rry. IN. SzFsa1 c1-eirt'
i -u-s E-n-z. rzzi sa.d9g. grai he4Ei1.
rn- H-MEEl1u-hs = .e- i :. 6sss-17szt
D pa !. sslzss. bsiuE ssis4 "a ht-EI eilss
- ssu - - tss s--z IN luzE-h- hy Sr4rrs ~
:. r-s f--= she AEzi=-lzT- IL w-rk /. ssisG ear
III r.s u y. :. C-fster-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
GRAND FINALE

ovEH HEDGE AND DITCH QOaiIop1- Hawaiian Band
rs n,sors open Al halfpaatT; Performances eomnences
q. ssciark slaTps
PRICES or AIJ1uasIoE = Private BoEsz, .; Dress
pr ~ ehiiarsn unieEs accompanied 81 tlier garst1
~ Dress Circle seats can b secured a. ne HaEaiian
Hotsl fIr 3 CENTS extra
as- OEinx % fhs extrrns Iez q ne ProgFzHlre he
Esnd VII e9DDencs % Ray Ten minutes before eDek-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29

- fserr--azzzt F--z-zzS Lssa-z-z,=1el ~
- - r-- - ist u Arr-. Ia. = y E-eHlg
~ 80 - - ro-t ~ q - Ess at-Ak
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80. o.n.. I'd rhe pl.aster.

HAP. Carter, a resident OF Honolulu. shO
9Th bis sister and children vas among the pas
seuasrs. vas found at The Lick House HIS nc
eoant Of the occurrence does not differ from those
ar the two gentlemen given sbOse- Heattribulsa
The disaster 70 the steamers drifting from her
esurze While the Captain was laying to, eedeAvor-
m, n anchor. He thinks The steamer VA then
IL the right course. bat that while stopped she
s,7rst Ont OF the chauuel da-iug the delay srIs-
;o1 from the failure to throS the anchor oct
Dromo,ly. and uhea started again vas almost up
m The rocks II this Be true, The disaster is d.
raetIv attribOtable 70 tie ineompeteoey Of the
chinese hands. sud the eeonomy Of e1Pioying
them in preference TO competent sailors L hardly
.Doarsut. When tbs boats were loserec. MI.
Carter says. the Chinanen, disregsniing orders
ra.bsd for the boats. bot the Olsers drew their
us.tols ami per-o4dsd the impeIuOas Cslsstials 10
take a lack seat. Mr. Carter denies The state
ment .hieh was pal ID eirrHlaiion By some IN
.s;.-,v.r-d prr-op. that The Captain was drunk.
sRoz7rY ExPEc7Ep-By seviess from San Fran
i.e received by the Italian consDi, We learn that
a. Ifsr.u ffsssse GzriLaIdt, besrinz The Dak= OF
Genoa. arrived nj Tsnanla abOHI Sept !, AID thst
H. Dase vas The gaest Of the Mikado al Yed9. The
,r.te nd seen 10 A1siraIis nSd visited The several
uSrfs. and On leaving Jarsn, Probably eriF 10 oeto-
ber oal8 sail direct lor Hudoinis. Che Hay ihefe-
J orr b Igcskra sor her- carly IN soTemh-r