davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-09-10
The Editor Of the est. CrOix Avis"
Dear Sirl

Allow me through the medium of your
paper 10 make statement Of a case which
at present deeply interests me and several
other persons with whom / have spoken.
1t is reported about, that Major Magens
is In a state of health which prevents him
from attending to his duties as Royal
Treasurer and that on account of this, he
will leave his duties for the present.
The circumstances which strikes me are,
will the Government constitute Mr..
Johannes Hoyer in the office, or some
one elseQ
may venture to state that sit is the
opinion of many worthy persons, that,
on account of Mr.. Hoyers exemplary con-
duct hitherto, they rest assured of Lis
appointment, if, to judge from no
other circumstances than from his stead
fast zeal, his 80 years of service, and his
having been constituted twice in the
Office while the treasurer was on leave
Of absence, first for | year and secondly
for II year, as well as at other times.
| have also heard it from reliable sources
that several gentlemen are prepared to
offer securityship as far as is required in
the event OF his constitution J.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05

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shz 6z5csri1a of he 1u11zszt rzisei ths-s f-
bss7r Il he Ge-a4a vi-s0! q seszn- Tns
Ez7ers-- C-o-n Prnes- the Frsns=- IL r1yzi
Ea5i=s. Piaes Bss-l-rk- sas The military vz-z
rr-ss=zt- The Erpsu1r u1s rsceirsd Eith ma
sz1h1<sz@ bE the H-=T- b1s Bls7arrk Els more
kasars5 thzu al the pe1Pse-zsa s5s Eozea
-=hs cAser-s ~ EoaEs-0a=ly zh=rsF@ = sP-
ps4-s1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
CALIFORNIA RED BRICK

ASDAFEW OF THOSE SUPERIOR NORWAY
"A Brick. Also, California Lime and Portland
n ut. For sale b. tsJ BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
TAR.

cTocEHoLM. IN BBLs. AND HALF BBLs.
BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
HEMP CANVAS.

DUssIA DUCK. HEMP SAIL TwIEE. COTTON
h Dack, sssortsd nuubsrs, Cotton SAL TEins, a.
''.'''d 3 'i'''- For sale S' BolIEs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05

ar Rasinsss catd, eAea pfr=sAf ~ go gcsr s-e
a3veftlssments. when raid " shsfsvd quarterly.
NR-An f,rclen advrriiseaeatf must te ssse enr4niei
h ne nav uheu radrei w. q 10 hcle ull te etea y
hrss me rates u eharres srrn D. he stoss a e
rssttasv er advvgt.susats sutscrpteqs ray b ede
IN pslase stamps - ccia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05

Oregon Sugar Cured Hamsl
A FEW of those Superior Hans, last
n TsssiEsd per J. A. Ralkinbsrz Fsrsuls BY
u B0ILE5 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
DOWNER's AND DEVICES

II gRosESE OIL. A SMALL LOT LEFT. AND
=" $40 = BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
CORDAGE.

HENP AND MANILA C0RDA6R.
s BoLLEs CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
ANCHORS.

TYGLIsH IRoS-sTocR ANCHoRs-wEIGHT
u frola 100 lbs. to 1000 lbs. For sale By
BOLLE5 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
sPUNYARN,

XxToRMLIYE. HoUsELINE. SEEING, MAR
w LINE, &c. For sale By
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
COAL TAR

"a CASKS COAL TAR FcR SALE BIZ
% BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
PITCH

PITCH IN BBLs AND HF. BBLs.
BOLLEs i CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05

CIzEs PROM So 10 ] SIS INCH. SMALL
- Chain In quantities TO suit. For sale By
B0LLRB co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
POLAR OIL.
CHAIN CABLES.

A FEW CASKS or VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY
"A For sale by (sl BoLLEs 0c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
SPERM OIL,

JITARRAYTED PURE, AND VERY LIGHT
w Color. For sale BY
DULLES CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
DIR. J. COLLIS BROWNIES
CHGoRoD Y NJ Il
Is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

/ TNHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfOauded statements frequently made. "that
tue composition OF ClLR0DYNE is known to Chem
lists and the Medical profession" The fact is. Chlo-
rodyne discovered and invented by De J. COL
LIS BROWNE tex Army Medical Staff J. aud so
named by him and it has baiej all attempts at anal
yss BY the srst Chenisis "a the day. The method
and secret Of the preparation have been pub
shed. Il is ebvieus, therefore, that anythng sold
under the name, save Dr.. J. COILS BROWNIES
I CHL0R0DYNE, is a spurious imitation.
CAUII0h.-Vtee- Chancellor Sir W. p. Wood stated
thA; Or. Coils Browne undoubtedly the inventor
Of ChlurOdyne.
Tbi. Invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep,
relieves psu e,ls system the deFaugrd iurc
ioHs Aat stimulates heshy NtSn 0f the seere;oss Of the
by Wthuut eirsnE any u thuse unpleasant results at
teaaE opium Old young nay take all
tfy % its uSveions 1 Elects and wonerul while
ndioal men exto ia virtues excessively using it in
great quantities IL the following -Choisra Dysen-
tsry Darsass Coiie. Coughs Asthma rheumatism, Neu-
rAisiA, Hho~pinE CouEh. CTsmp HysiSrta, 4e.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon Earl kasse e,anunics;si the College
f-ssioi the remedy any service
Cl'ler. ~ CWLOROnYNg -srs LcEc.f lloc. 3i Isos
Dr. Lowe N,diea Mssioaary In lndi4 reports (Dee 1859
that ue4riy every u Cosa ia which D. J. COILS
BRnwNE's cnLORoDfNE Va administered the Pstisnt
Ektrsct from Nseli Tss Jsz L. IS66@ chlorodyus Is
prescribed by scrOs q aFthudox Hel practitioners OF
eraTss Soad no thus ts sagHary PPeiar did Il not
Eztfzct frcai The GeRefa BoS-d Health London
usass vaue q this remedy that esanO, to- forehly
erse the necessity y aei ipiiug Il ia AL es-ss-"
cAUTIOE.-Nene rsauiae ~iihoat the words T" Dr.. J.
COLLIs Bk0W w % the G0srrau1snt stamp OverEhen-
ing aeitcal tosira0ay accompanies oarh to,iIe
sois Nsazfsetursr, DAVENPORT,
- Crest Russell 81. BIOoa1stury. Loaaos.
Sold n Bottles a Is l5<a = ID, and = "a
Assais il New YOFk, " Ii. seHrEETEtrs Co. and J. C.
NEIIs Alfm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
Oregon Dried Apples /
TOhn0on'0

A FEW half barrels, per FaIksnburg.
n Por sale By ti7l BoLLES 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
SPERM GANnLES

A ssoRTED SIZES. PUT UP N CARTOONS
"A and warranted the genuine article.
For sale By (6l BoLLEs 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 5, 1873. }WHOL
INSURANCE. NOTICES,
CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

ruNltH UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF THE
NRsy~ Csz.sny sAsr esa aasssSizei u tassrs risks
~ Cargo, Frsigat aaa Treasure, COs nsaalsla
tSsSS a WAck:GLn CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
y. A. SCmAHFER,

a GENT OF Bremen Beard Of Underwritrs'
N A.ras q prcslra slSgI * CalsrNEtsvfs,
As-as * Nt-aas Eysrs u Va5ssvrtsces-
Cr.s a.zss lusntA-rc Cozps-iss vithia TIRE nrsS;Sr
* tsr sYs Sss. - CudsrUEiir-s ut hSye & - ess''
So u ~ sAr slve svut - sasSs ssez, Vsa ls-tN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

BUSINESS NOTICES.
TuEO. w. GTLICE,
DENTIST.
E.za- uv-r n. Sss=grs~slEs Us-, szsr x Esss 49,
CIIA~. Il. QUICK.
N Tary 06 lie.
agent to take acknowledgements for LshOr
.e Iassraer oasce. RoaSlala.
It. DONNEII-
eAsISET NAKSK AND UPEOLsTESER
Si-s ssryz. Ei-azi- ese.sst LES c.s-- ~ W
- -, - = - s.-s-.---. llS
as r. EIILSRS 4 CO..
0EALEzs " Dry eooDs AND GENERAL
NEzeEANDIsE
- = -, = saw - ss.ls. Il.,l sly
TuONA~ LACK,
~ Szzs-zsr = 5asz Nss1-
SSMaehinist, Lock ane Gun Smith
Ss-s-s S-ss-Hv Esg~s-v.; 5sass = ssss.as Ss;-s
B0I.I.I.S ~ CO..
Izvc-sr-s a=Z G.szs-s Gs=-4i Ns-esz Szrez Ss~
H.sula-z- IlsNN-sEz ls-2aas-
- Ars1sss- sAs AAz=.k.S~ NaSzlalaa- rzG SssHlAS
c. =. BARrOW. AucIioneer.
s.s---s~= x Sss.- s,s.., -. ssSs tr~= x.As==s-a
DIR. o. - CUMMINGS,
HoMEoPsTRIsT. eS FORT STREET,
- HONOLULU. HI "
W. A. SsREEN.
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT ASp ssokE,
csc-. i- Es--7rsss Ezas-zSx Sasez SsEss;,
naz.l=,z. i.H~H5-sz isasass ,sz-iy,
VI. =. GRINBATH 4 CO.,
rxFoETEzs AND EEoLESALz DEALERS
= EzssszAsls C-ssAzr. ua., oa7r. Es.ss sss~s ~
Ss-rs q EISset Ese2 Szsrz Ss-ss;. H.1ssu.S, Il L
JTDD & LAME.
eRoeEEEEs AID FzoTIs.oS pEALERs,
EEzy ss-s=sy A. Es~s Ss,~t,
sslyi S &C, s:vs.. Tlsas,s,=
n IACKFELD & CO.,
eESERAL COMMISSION AGENTS
s-,~- $40, rr--ss-,-- II : -s,yi
DIs-LINGuAH a. CO..
IxPoE-6zS AND DEALEzS IL HARDWARE,
CS.s-g ~ esa5s. "a azss zas ols A. stzs-~1 Nt--
sAsa--s ~ s, Sag szzr~s. a.a.s1ls i&ir
{. :. lEwrks. g.s. aIoKsoS
LEWERS a DICKSON.
IMPORTERS AND DEALEsS IN LUEBR,
Azs Al kEa1s Ezz1zE zts--s.ls. Es-s s-<s u-ae=s
n. r. ADAMS.
Aucaoass- sn6 Commission Merchant.
Ss-- ss-rss- HszassE- e. ! .ss-iy
ID. m. IITCH- OCK.
OFary Pu b11cs
HE, Es~ta Esly
MCCOLGAN & JOHNSON,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
- F--z.--- H-zs-,s- -y-,--5-s 7. c Iiss-a,. =
f.. q. HALL. * son,
IMPORTERS AND DEAIEEs X HARDWARE,
H-eva4-. P4saz. osa 81 ss7r-4; x.-rAa=s->s.
sSly C.r-zrEs-s az9 sing Sst-
HYMAN BROTHERS.
IMPORTERS And EEJESALE DEALERS
j
sr--y rasss z Ss-ss,lsz's ES--issze gi>''-s Szsss
szztl7i- N-rrAs=- >s---s- tl'--.l1-l- +-lv
WILDBR & CO.,
Sa,-ss-s .. Dss.ss - C-.=- Fsrs AZ Sassz srss,s
Lzzss-. FE.=z. OsI. Ezils s4lt az BE5l5-E
ss@-y Kkss-L.ls s. sIs.y Ez7
Washington Meat Market,
St1s $40 = Ls=ss ssss= E.Ss-y Nzz.s Sr-s azzsis=-
y cESNE. hoFz=r-E-
ses-, zEiss- al Veal {. lie Bsz; ezG-isy.
< aszz - SO a. ~ L.-ss.s z-Sss gsss-z-
- s.sssss..ys-.,s : = E.s--s 90. cz,y. -
JOHN a.. PATT.
Ee:Ey PzA-i. Al c9=zlssiszsz ef DEEDS
a 90 sEalu=E-s S;-rvs Hs-eiais- lily
TuEO- H DAVIES.
TI4-ry1ssss, sEEEs Cs-l
IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
~ AsEse F-n-
L:y:s ss: = .= L...r's ,;.i. Cs-;ss...ss.
N-r-t---z s-sa--uas erz-a7T y
a. W. PEIRCE & CO.,
.sassszs-rs = c = EszlE-s ca
SIP czxz.l.-1 al eszs-l cszz.zsisz EszetE-iz-
7as-5: Ss5. 8 zs.lssz :: -. i.:.s. :: ST 81,
r. A. sCIIAEFER a Co.
Importers and Commission Merchants
- Hseeas.-- Hs--aaz I.-ta5.- ~
ED. HOFFSCELAEGER & CO.,
IMPORTERS AID c5EIssIoE NRcEAHTs,
Eaa-1s,z osl=- n rslyI
BARTLETT SALOON,
WILLIAM HUGHES,
Cor-er of HSteI ssd Fort strssts-
FWTHE CHOICEST AND BEST OF ALES-
III ELSES 81 >E-E1-S zE1ss - 81 - "a
sAly
-r,uor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-05
SHIPPING.
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LIREl

.kEk O. Brewor 4 co.-Agonts. ,ffN
EJSf Favorable arrangements aluaas b. ek4,lL
rsr ~ storage ard shirlnent u OH Bone w iider and
other MERCHANDISE New retd, hsion, New Notk aud
Stv G. REEWHR co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-21
tTrxls REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
GALVESTON. Texas. August 20, 1878.
The following ia the platform OF the Republican

GALVESTON Texas, August 20, 1878.
The following is the platform OF the Republican
Convention, adopted at Dallas today
We. the republicans Of Fexas, in Convention assembled
Haas on 1ns & Of August make the following
Nra mat reainrm our devotion 70 the prlnciples
euuncate9 y the national republican platform and to
inc wiS IND just administration OF President Grant
a eco..dWe earnestly in favor of establishing and
mens experience has shown to BE advisable and we
strongly condemn the poca abclohb ~ ths thirteenth
eSsiaaots Q, TnG sys.m c., III oPSr to nec,.,,
the State in the Enjoyment Of all his rgats citizen
fouth-We arc opposed to special legislation, believing
that general laws may be framed which obvate the
necessity OF special and which would be Just ana
less apt 20 be enacted from corrupt motives.
FWh-We are in favor OF judcious state aid to Immi
grafton, such as contemplated by article ii OF our con-
stituton.
Srth-We desire to be taxed for public purposes, and
believe that taxation should be imposed at equal and
Uniform rates upon property little II any to be put
upon occupations, While we desire to have state
government administers ell with n al economy avoiding
alike parsimony and extravaganza, wish public
debt paid according terms We opposed to the
creation OF any new PUBLIC debts and we are inhexibiy
opposed To reputation in any form.
Sereah-The speedy development Of the varied re-
of our state regard with favor and 10 ms
end do pledge ourselves extend every reasonable
facility ana aid toward the establishment OF an equniLed
OF railways building In Texas materially depends
upon the carrying ont perfect good faith Of our obi
cations heretofore made whereby capitalists have been
and may be induced to in midst and we de-
laws that operate unequaly upon citizens on ac-
count OF their race nativity or belief and that we are IN
favor OF the largest amount OF personal liberty consist
with the security of our people In the enjoy OF lie
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ARKANSAS RIOTERS,


A Court of Super visors Broken Up by
Murderous Roughs, who Fire Upon an
Attorney and Chase. Him Into the
Woods.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, August 20, 1873.
The Board OF Supervisors met In Perryvie on
Monday, when a man named Mores, a former
clerk OF the county, backed by four or five others
entered the town. They had sworn they intended
TO kill J. W. L. Matthews attorney of the Court
on account Of an article published In the Gazette
rejecting upon them.
They attacked Matthews In the Court House,
breaking up the Court. Matthews retreated into
store and fired upon his pursuers without effect.
brisk fire was then opened on both sides, during
which Matthews was wounded, though he managed
to escape to the woods That evening his friends,
to the number Of $50, entered the town, killing
man named Trice Mores and his crowd had left,
however, as had the Sheriff. who is understood to
be friendly to Mores and who Is now In this city.
After the Board of Supervisors resumed their
Court Matthews had warrants issued for the ar
rest Of Mores Hambright, the Sheriff, and all
others engaged in the affair, but at the latest
account they had not been served. The affair
creates great excitement throughout the county
and full particulars Will be laid before the Execu-
tive tonight.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.

A Young Man Found i'm Dying Com
Across the Eack of His Head-Alleged
Attempt to Mu der Him.
SCRANTON, Pa August 20, 1873.
At an early hour this morning young man,
named Edmond led nephew OF Superintendent
Halstcad, OF the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad, was found by a party
OF wOrkmen in an insensible condition at
the foot OIL a steep embankment twenty feet
high, near the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Com.
cumbent aud evidently liieless figure, were
horrihed to see large, gaping cash across the
back Of the head, from which pool OF blood had
flowed during the night. Upon close examination
was discovered that the vital spark had not yet
fed, and the workmen carried the unfortunate
young man TO the scranton House, where his
wounds were attended 10 by DR.. Glliett. The young
man did not recover from his evident lethargy the
greater part OF the forenoon, and when, at about
noon, he spoke i was y g 9flTl2us, ravng mood,
He arrived in Scranton last night, stopped few
minutes az the Valley House, and left there in
company with another young man with a view to
visiting the celebrated Iron Works. " is thought
that murderous assault was committed by the
deny and mysteriously disappeared. The cash
across HalsteadS head was evidently inflicted
with a sharp instrument, aud 1t Is presumed that
the intention was to murder him outright. as his
feet deep. Haistead had twenty dollars in his pos
session when he went out last night, but there
was no money on his person wnen found this
morning He Is strictly temperate and steady in
as yet been obtained. Haistead Is not expected to
live.
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SWORDS FIFTY SPOKEN, &C."

'(From the San Antonio Texas) Express, August 1871
The New York HERALD Is lively paper. Its
enterprise and reckless disregard Of expense in
getting up the latest news is IN advance OF any
thing In that line In the world. It makes Johnny
Bull open his eyes and scratch his head every lew
months. The best English newspapers are in
significant compared with the HERALD, and the
Thunderer itself as newspaper does not make
up decent side show. When the English
government and people had abandoned the gallant
Livingstone to perish in the interior OF Africa 1t
was the NEW YORK HERALD that fitted out an ex-
petition and sent its correspondent to interview
him-and he did 1t. But 1t was not the first time
that the HERALD astonished the English. During
the Ably sstnian war il was from the kilograms
of the NEW YORK HERALD that the English govern
ment received the first intelligence or
the capture OF Magdala and the death OF the royal
Theodorus. At the opening OF the Vienna EXPOSE
iron the HERALD astonished our German fellow
citizens by publishing columns OF telegraphic
descriptions OF the opening of the building from
the gifted Bertold Auerbach and Louise Muhlbach,
the historical novelist, and all In German. 1t was
only the other day that the HERALD stirred up the
Spanish Don Quixotes with a sharp stick. The
world was in utter ignorance OF the real situation
In Cuba. 1t was impossible to learn what the
dimensions OF revolution were and what
prospect the Spaniards had OF subjupatlnp ssthe
Ever Faithful ISLE" An intrepid correspondent
penetrates int the interior and speaks face to
face with the rebel President, Cespedes The
resources OF the Cubans are ascertaned, as Is the
truth about the much-talked-of Spanish VIC
tories. The service rendered to the people
OF the United States cannot be overrated. The
light which the press generally throws on every
transaction of q doubtful character Is the great
preventative against the nroads OF intolerance and
oppression, and the press Eliminates the whole
scene and all the actors. The HERALD may be re-
garded as the embodiment OF American enterprise
and pluck, and deserves we'll tho lame and dollars
that.hsYe been hesped on il
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 20, 1873
f. The sub-depot Of army supplies established at
Yreka, CAL, during the late Modoc expedition,
under charge of First Lieutenant Ebenezer w.
Stone, Twenty-frst cavalry, and which was sub
sequently transferred to Ashland, and then to
Jacksonville Oregon, has been discontinued by
order OF General Davis, and Lieutenant Stone
ordered 10 join his command at Fort Wala Walla-
General Davis, commanding the Department OF
Columbia, has recognized his department, and
hereafter there Will be two dsbursing Districts as
an"as waiia WaIla and Camn HarneS with rae,
tam Charles II. HOyt Assistant Quartermaster, In
charge--headquarte at Fort WaIla Walla. Second,
the posts OF Forts Cape Disappointment Stevens,
VancOuvers and Vancouver Depot, wlt2 Captain
Henry A. Jones, Assistant Quartermaster, in
Observation-Disclosures at Vancouver.
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HAMPDEN PARK RACES.

SPRINGPIELD, Mass, August 20, 1879.
At the meeting Of the Hampden Park Association
to-day some eight thousand people were in attend
ance and the track was in perfect condition.
FIRST RACE.-Purse $4,000, Tor horses that have
never trotted better than 2:21; $4,000 to first
$1,000 to second $500 to third and 5000 to fourth
There were three starters, Judge Fullerton, Camors
and Sensation. Judge Fullerton broke badly at the
start, and could not be broughI into subsection,
being distanced Ia the first heat, which was won
by sensation. Camors took the second heat and
Sensation the third and fourth. Time-2:23Hr
2:251s, 2: % 2:23]a.
SECOND RAcR-Purse $4,000 for horses that have
never trotted better than 2:3l; $1,000 to lrsv
81 900 to secODd 5000 to third and $500 to fOurtt
Eight horses started and heats were trotted,
leaving the race undecided owing to the darkness
Ohio Boy won two heats. and Barney Kelley, Conn
mOdore, Winthrop morrill,, and Colonel MOuiton ono
each The fifth was dead heat, five horses swing.
ing under the wire on q run, neck and neck. Time
1884, 23lA, 2:30, 2:39, 2:33 ldeadj, 2:35H, 1885.