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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-02
MARSHAL'S SALE.

TNYIRIUE OFAERII OF ExECUTIoS IssuED
i By TIE suprs1e Court Of Lar and Equity Of the
Hawaiian Islands upon a judgment against VI. H.
pzintif IN execution for S335-l5 have levied upon
AID shall expose for sale 10 the highest bidder
WEDNESDAY, the seth day Of April, A. D. 1878, at
II o'elock noou the premises, all the right, title
snd interest % the said defendant in and the veil
kuoEu piece Of land called a. Nzumzlu" situated in
LiHue Issni Of Kauai, and containing 90 acres more
ssg together With all tie buildings thereon stu
atsd unless said Judgment Interest. costs Of suit and
ny fees and commissions Be prsTiously satisfsd.
W. c. PARKE, Marshal.
y. B--As . country rssidsnee the above property
i usnTsllsi the Islands The scenery il magnif-
cent, and spendi3 stream o. water through the
baton psr Of the land, which Is planted With trees.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-02
For Sale.

Il Sale his BlscksDitbing Shop AZ Hilo, with the
Tosls, Stock, and God VIII Of the business This
sstsbshsnt il dszirsby situated IL the Of Ho,
and esjgys large portion Of the pabiic patronage.
The baildinZ used a. . shop Is the property Of the
proprietor. the land Which il il built being leased
fro7 the CrsEa C0DmiEEionsrs, the lease expiring IN
about f5ur years For terms apply to
JAMES TAYLOR,
5f HiIo. Hawaif.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-02
Boundary Commissioners Notice

DRoPER APPLIoATToN HAVING BEEN MADE
i 70 the unieTSiznei. that the Boundaries Of the
following Lands situated in the District Of Hamakus,
Islaui q Hawaii, nay Be defined and settled, viz
Waialezls %, Wsikaloa Isl, Honoksia Notice IS
hereby given TO all whom it nay concern, that
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of April next, AID. 1878,
AZ 10 oeioek An Is the day and hoar set apart for
the hearing Of said Applications At the Court House
Il Tai1es, sozih Kohsla, Hawaii
R.A. LYMAN,
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-02
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate

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For Sale,
Johnson
Pilot and Navy Bread.
OREGON Leaf Lard.

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i - B0LLES Co.
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WafahOIe Hleo Plantation.
MO. 4, RICE-A Fine Agtleie suitable
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-02

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
From the Philadelphia Press.
MuVdOfs Arson and Suicide.

The community was shocked yesterday " tn the
report that shocking muIder and suicide had oc-
Cured during Saturday evening.
The house IN which the affair took place waa a
brick throc-1nd -a-half-story dwelling, No 466
New Market street In this house there dwelt a
b1ilermakor, last year employed at tho Baldy n
locomotive works, Of Irish birth, named jerry
White, who occupied front attic room. White
YVES mlddls aged, rather over the medium height
and well built. Ho was decan,ly dressed in or,l.
nary well-made clothing, and has the features OF
man OF ordinary intelligence end great frmness
OF character,
The first notice gwen to tho authorities of Tho
terrible crimo was through an alarm of fire, which
attracted to the house above described larg,
number OF hramon and policemen. Tho flannel
were promptly oxtinguished, AMI then the dts
covory was made that the man Wh'te had com
mitt0d arson, murder and suicide.
On the cot lay the body OF young girl, propos
ssssingIn appearance, handsomely formed will
bright golden curls dashed ruthlessly over no
face apparently in the struggle for life, with he
limbs ter. bly, burned, and her throat cut from
ear to ear Tho sight presented by this corn
alone was one OF tbs most horrible in the annal
OF crlme The girl appeared to be about seven
teen years OF age and just blooming into woman
hood. Her name was TO- md TO he Mary BrackeI
Tho horror OF the occasion was heightened by th
discovery near by Of the body of White, the mui
dareT, still in death, having cut his own throa
after killing the girl and setting fire to the be
clothes. Tho razor with which. the deed was don
was near the hand that had welded it in II
havoc, while in the death-grip of the left hand W,
lock of Mary Bracken's golden tresses
Miss Mary Cannon, who is a niece of the d
ceased, although rs nearly as old as her aunt, sta
cd that while Mary Bracken was in conversatie
with the two young men, Jerry whito camo up
her and said: 'tMAry, your fathers at my ROOF
and he is dying, and want you TO come rig
away; Mary then went away with White, oil
that was the last saw OF her; White was in Il
habit OF following Mary and myself about; Ma
was the only support of her mother"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
STATE ITEMS.
Seaford is short Of coal.
Trout fishing has commenced.

Seatord Is short of coal.
Trout fishing has commenced.
Business is dull and money scarce at SeaHord.
Seatord people are enjoying good health, and
the doctors look blue.
VIM. Eliegood, of Lewes, has rented the Pavil-
lion, Mt Lewes for tho coming season. ...
1t Is reported,tha the Steam Ship Pcnnsylvaula
lost one Of her large Anchors In the Breakwatsr.
1t Is rumOred that an attempt will be made 70
nave Vests trial removed to the Sussex County
Court.
There will be an adjourned term of the Court
OF Chancery, of Sussex county, on Monday the
10th instant.
The deer at Georgetown, plays pranks OH tho
emnlissiOners and leave tho park occasionally
without permission.
Col. Fisk Townsend, of tho Sasser Journal, has
gone on trip to Petersburg, Va, where he will
be married, on Tuesday.
Tie Odd-Follows' celebration, at LAUREL Della
ware, took place on Thursday evening last, aud
was addressed by Prof 7. N. Williams.
| 4 Daring the storm Of Thursday evening last
| two willows, In front of tho U. s. Hotel At LeWes
which have stood since the days Of the Revolution
were blown down.
In consequence of tho fixed white light al
Reedy Island, Delaware Bay, being mistaken
from time to time for a vessels light, it will b.
changed to fixed rcd light on and after tn
| 18th Instant.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
r. N. MALIOY, U. S. COnsDl.
LOUISIANA.

The trouble in LOniSans appears TO be sub
siding. The affair at st. MartinsVille is Vlrtu-
ally ended. De Banc's whereabouts since his
disappearance from before the town are un-
known, and his troops are stated to have dis
banded and gone home. A force of United
States troops having arrived at st. Martins
vile, the Court there is "quletiy in session, -
and several persons have been indicted for
treason. The gunbOat Ozark Is at Brashear
City. 7 Three batteries of artillery and four
companies Of lnfantiy arrived In New Orleans
yesterday, and will proceed to the Red River
country, to eTrest The COlfaX rioters. 1t Is
rumOred that there VII be organized resist
ance to service OF the Writs for their arrest.
The Nineteenth Infantry will be quartered in
the disaifeeted parishes throughout the State.
Acting Secretary OF War RODeSOn has tele-
0raphed Genera Emory to assist the u. s.
Iarshal when required, In seiZing and hold
ing boats or other means of transpOI tatiOn.
The President, IL Is said, " IL c0ntlnne to sup
port the Kellogg government until tho de-
clsiOn OF Judge Dr-ell n its favor shall bC
reversed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
Peninsula News.
ElktOn has a Croquet Cub.

Elkton has Croquet Cub.
Improvements rife in North East
A ten pin alley has been opened at Port Deposit
Peaches in the vicinity OF p lot Town, are ''sone
up"
Cecil county biPcd4 are filing ctims to the
''gaps."
The backward weather is iujgrng the oat crop of
Cceil county.
Numbers of Ovsternen aking their reai.
dcnce In CambT dge.
Ra.ting, ON the Susquehanno, l. been rausu-
brisk, tho past week.
The mumps arc now swell ng the jaws of Elk-
| tons colorcd citizens.
Tho Neacs constantly pratt, about tho prettv
girls OF Cambridge. Bah
llorrings are prolific i'll the iol tn East river and
sell ON 'hO shore at 90 cent per hundred.
A new L. L. Church, on Taylor's island near
Cambridge, will be dedicated next Sunday.
The planning mill of Thos +. Stevenson, Es1., at
| NowtowD, was damaged by fire on We'd day
last.
Disorderly parties among audiences at the pub
lie hall, IN Elkton. This Ia CON nou complaint,
everywhere.
ginning thin'E seriously Of securing railroad on-
ncetion with tho outside world.
MIR. Wheatly Nov bray, son of " heatlv Now
bray of Dorchester county was killed We, nesday
last at Camden Depot Baltimore
Lewis Jones and Thos. Baker, were drowned on
the night OF tho 22d ultimo while crossing the Sus
quehanna river at Pilot Town, in canoe.
MFR. Frank B9ulden, of Chesapcake CITY, ha,
sold his gray horse, known IS the Foard horse, K
Mr. j. West, of Wilmington Del, for $780,
On Monday, Chesapeake City, elected the fol
lowing Town Commissioners MeesrJ. j. Buc
hanan, q: Carpenter, Capt. +. Laymau, John Con
rey, and J. IL. Brooks.
= AT the corporation election hold in Cecilton las
1 Monday, o. Z. Saunders, Samuel Hall, John MOI
r ris, +. +. Meyers aud John w. Taylor were elect
r ed Town Commissioners.
a George Fisher, captain nd owner of the schoon
$ sr VIM. Miller OF Camden, N: j., dropped dead a
IS tho wheel of his schooner IN Fishing Bay nea
i Cristiold, On Tuesday last.
, Cambridge has boy that stayed two hours i
: : the rain on Thursday, got down in the quite
" craWled under n bridge, and removed four or fiv
) bushels Of mud, after one marble.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
A TFFrIble Crime. .
OUTRAGE, E,MuRDER, AND SUICIDE IN

OUTRAGE, MURDER, AND SUICIDE IN YANsAs.
ARoHIsoN, Kansas, May 11.--James Erick-
son was arrested at WetmOre, 40 miles from
here, some time ago for alleged attempt to our
rage the wife Of one Marquette, and was ac-
quilted. lie returned 10 MetmOro ON Friday,
and on Saturday he went TO Marqustte's house
and when the latter cana 10 the door shot him
dead. lie then took Marquett's two small
saying no had Killed their father and wal
going back 70 kill their mother. An alarm
was given but the neighbors feared to enter
the house until they were reinforced. Upon
entering they found Mrs. Marquette lying OF
bed IN Q nude state, dead, shot Ia seven pla
ceS. Erickson was Is ing across her body, al
so dead. It appears that he had ravished thG
womanbefore Killing her and then killed HIN
s0ll
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

Railroad Gd-ette deVotes part of its attention ev-
cry month to collecting brief annals of all the
railroad accidents reported in the newspapers
It Chronicles for February 1913 accidents against
l7S for January, or an average for February oi
IS per day, and for January Of 574 per day, tn
difference baing accounted for by the greater cold
of January. On the l4th OF February IL acei
dents were reported. BY the whole number o.
accidents l26 persons wore injured and % killed
OF the one hundred aud thiTty-three, 81 we've do
r;lilmehts and So were collisions. The greater
portion OF deTailments, or "IhroWing of thu
track" give force to the Sc suggestion that &C
cidents can only be mitigated by greater strength
of construction, SO that cars cannot be telescope'
or "smashed'"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

Although it has bcen officially proclaimed that
Gen. Crook has succeeded in eE rely suppressing
the hostile Apaches in Arizona, gentleman OF
st. Louis, whs owns a mnsi1 that Tel. tory, has
received letter from the War Department bear
ing date May 3, saying that il is Gen. SheIman'l
advice that hs should not attempt mining any
where on the Upper Gila or the Mimbres, for the
reason that it would by simply impossible to pro
tect him in that region. Ffom this 1t would ap.
pear that "the Indian war that has ragged since the
days OF Cortez" has not boen effectually CLOSED
as Gen. Crook supposed when on April 8, he iss u
cd P1 order to his troops congcatr 'ating them Oh
having accomplished such q result.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
Tho LOcaI-OpIiOD BIII-Its Probable Eff
feet.

feet.
Had tho friends OF the I4Scai-O OPTION bill secret
ly wished it to fail, Whiio serving its Immediate
end Of tickling the more credulous Of the temper
ancs folks, they could not have put it in better
shape for that destiny. They have made the bill
designedly or otherwise, Objectionable as posi-
BILE to an immense number of voters by including
lager-beer and all the malt drinks and cider among
the subjects Of optional prohibition. This insures
the massing of the German population every.
where in the State against the measure; and with
them will be found hosts of voters of all natonali-
ties, and thousands OF true friends Of temperance
who are not willing to push that virtue to an i'm
practicable extreme. The strict prohibitonists
will, of course, vote "aye" every time, but their
force is not large, except in small country towns
On the test in recent elections they have invara-
| bly, demonstrated their fesbIeness; and they will
/ be obliged to make great many converts be-
tween this time aud November assuming that the
| Governor approves the billy to work out a ma.
jOrity for prohibition in any considerable number
of places IN the State. With our present oppoI
taoitiss Of judging, We do not think that a major
| ltv OF tho voters OF New York, BROOKLYN, Albany
| Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, or any other city Q
magnitude, arc ready 10 shut themselves oil iron
lageT-beer and cider, whatever VIEWS they MAJ
have Of the misuse of the strong alcoholic beVer
ages No one can honestly say that this bill rep
resentA the demaI d OF any party or sot Of mel
worthy oil such defence.-N. I. Journal of ION,
| meice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

A QUEER WML-Ths will Of John Joy :,
who died in this county In 1887, and Is record
ed In the Registers Offlce In this county, Is
rather peculiar document. He gives the
eventl Of hls life, which seems to have been
one of trouble. 1t appears that there was q
quarrel in the church and that he was the
victim of combination that had cOnspIIed
against him. lie tells of their bringing the
militia to rob him, and dragging him through
cross roads town, then carrying him to the
river where the British ships were, in hopes
he would go aboard. He made his escape and
returned home: After dividing his property
among his children, he "IeaVeS the bones o.
his body to his enemies to make whistles Ou
off - DelJIOdredn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

AN INTKRAsTINa SUIT.-In the Supreme Court
has been brought q suit against Ex-Governor
Page, Of Vermont, to recover tl4, 900 dsmagss al
legged to have been occasioned by false and aud
ulent representations contained In his rose color
cd report Of the financial condition Of the Rutland
by induced to buy fifty shares of the preferred
stock at $50 per share, and one hundred shares Of
the common stock at $40, investing $4,000
whereas the pretented statement" was p1true
and the corporation was then owing millions oI
dollars which were not stated. .-BostOn TTaVeIler
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

. News of disasters to Halls Polar Expedition
will be found elsewhere Captain Hall died OF
appoplexy on the Sth Of October, 1871, and on
the 18th Of October last, while stores were being
landed from tho Polarls, which was driven ashore
hy the Ice, she suddenly broke from her mOOring
and drlilsd away. She carried with her fourteen
porsons, and LETT twenty lahore. The latter was
picked up On the S0th Of April, al Grady HarhoF
Labrador, and have arrived at Sc. John, N. +
Those leR en- the Polaris had plenty OF provisions
and Il Is thought they can easily construct boati
for their safety.