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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-11-12

The DECISIONS of the full bench, 10 the applica-
ton of Wong Sow for writ Of habeas corpus,
Published on our fourth page. will be read with
interest by oil. That Of Justice Hartwell, con-
Cured IN BY Justice Widemann. states briefly
the laws bearing on the case, and clearly shows
that no restraint can be placed on the liberty Of
any passenger or coolie who may enter this port
or kingdom. The substance of the opinion of
the majority Of the Court is contained in the fol-
lowing paragraph:
There are no statutes which declare that the
privilege Of habeas corpus may be denied to per-
sons en- route for other countries or that foreign
ers may use any forcible restraint on each other
here which subjects cannot also use. l do not
know by what authority the Court can declare
that such privilege may be denied or such power
held by foreigners which is denied to subjects;
bot the clear and strong language of our habeas
corpus act prevents, as / think, any judicial dis
cretiou in the matter. see no way to avoid dis
charging the relator from the restraint upon his
person"
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We have received letter Of similar purport
10 one published in the Advertiser OF Saturday
last, relating TO the steamers leaving boat with
passengers in it, when within short distance
from the vessel at Lahaina. The facts may be
as detailed by our correspondent; but it is well
before condemning a captsin for objectionable
negligence, to hear his side of the case. The
rule respecting the departure Of the steamer from
all ports, is to start promptly at the blow
ing Of the whistle, one half hour after the first
whistle. At this port the hour is advertised and
any persons not on board then are liable to be
left. But the truth is, there are always some
who are late and are left. Captain Taylor IN
forms US that the three whistles were blown, as
ordered, and when the last signal was given, he
took his glass. and could not spy any boat CON-
ing nor passengers on the wharf He says more
over that in the case Of any sick person, or una
voidable detention Of passengers a note or
request sent of to him. would cause him to delny
as long as be felt authorized to do so. Our SYM
pathies in this case are with the sick native and
his friends who were left behind but before
charging the captain Of the steamer with cupa-
BILE neglect of duty, we must know more Of the
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~ Thr s. 2. BaEesiz OF September 26 has the
fou0Eiar so0ui the disabled mail steamer, which
wr hrve nci seer In print here
In -CosrA RIcA---This vessel was placed In
COCA FcElEHa1T mnc examined amer which she was
fcwrr 70 IRE Cuupnuv's wharf 20 await the arrival
al pl1ieE ffuu fht East the dockaEe being too high
toulluw 81 EEepinE the vessel The dry dock long
- t1bu uecsHslrE- One month a leasf will be re
rErec % - the vessel reafy for sea. and the out
Gar ir nctunl reTEirE from the time OF going into
9a1E eiE u1i b. less than fI500o On the siarboard
r.latuE &C ecnEEzry- number of plstcs arc also
1luod1t e s-vtrzi places OF The pors side The or
Ger iu M rlnlaE yesterday dispatched By tele-
CENr1- q ne GisdOr NOrzs a nrw propeller will
h1n.r- tx rnodrr b uuiuiurud- The shan and The
urrineE NJ ir good cnndiiion
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cUPREsIE COURT OF THE HAwATIAv

SUPREgIE COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS-In Probate Island OF Oahu, Hawaiian
Islands In the matter ofthe Estate Of H. 1fEINEcKE
Of Hawaii deceased Order appointing time for Probate
Of WI and directing publication Of notice Of sane
document purporting 70 be the last Wnl and Tesla
ment Of H. MEINECKE, deceased having the zsu day
OF October A D. 1879 been presented 10 sad Probate
Court and petition for Probate thereof and for he
issuance Of Letters Parliamentary George W C. Jones
having been fled by him
II IS hereby Ordered, That THURSDAY the TIIIR-
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. b. 1874, At ten
O'Clock A. NJ, Of said day At the Court Room Of said Court
At the Court House, IN Honolulu, be, the sane -
hereby appointed the time for proving said VII
Ing said application when and where any person Interested
may appear and contest the said WILL and the granting Of
Letters Iestamentary.
II Is further ordered that notice thereof given BY
Pnbleaon for three successive weeks In the Hawaiian
Gaseas and Ktotoa and IA Okod, newspapers printed
and published IN Honolulu
And Is further Ordered That citations be issued 70 ths
subscribing witnesses % said WIN appear confess
the probate Of said VIII at the time appointed
Attest: Justice Of he soprsme Court.
JEo- T. BARNARD. Deputy Clerk.
Honolnlu. H l., October -, 1s73 4s8 q
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NE COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

GUPRESIE COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Isands-In Probate In the matter Of thu Of
+. T. e. KRUGER, late Of Honolulu, deceased Interstate
Before Mr. Justice HartweI Of notice Of hearing
petition for final distribution.
On reading and filing the petition OF Margaret wife OF s.
Roth OF Honolulu, Island Of Oahu II. l., praying for
final distribution to the entitled Estate OF
f. T. C. Kruger, late OF said Honolulu inesate
former husband OF said Margaret Roth and Il appearing
by the records Of this Court that Theodore Heucs
counts administrator Of said Estate allowed IN
probate, but that decree Of final distribution
been made. IL Il Ordered that tn tuesday, the FOURTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d. 1873, Al the Court Room Of
the Court House. In Honolulu, O'Clock A. NJ Be and
hereby Is appointed the time place hearing
petition, at which time and place all persons
said Estate viii present their claims thereto Il further
Ordered That this order be published In the Hawaiian Ca
Eete for three weeks succeeding date hereof
ALFRED s. HARTWELI,
Attest: Justice Of ne supreme Court
JNo. Z. BARNARD, Deputy Clerk.
Honolulu. Oct "a 1914 43H
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER u.

HIS MAJESTY, with the advice Of his physicians,
postponed his proposed visit to Kona, on account
of the stormy weather which prevailed on Mon
day. he win probably leave 10 the Steamer
next week, should the weather be favorable.
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BEITlu TEEBE-Tbs statistics Of the inward and
uufuure couunurce Of Great Britain for 1872 have
besu ruoiisire6 showing Il 10 be rs follovs:
1uru-1s. ESQ OSs l4S
Equui in duoimul currency, S. CO. 02a Sz5-a sum
-rr-srutiuE couhinsiion Of capital and industry,
aauz surpSrs every other nation. Political eeono-
miss puzzled 70 explain satisfactorily hcE the
aaluuos q sruoe sSOOo. 600, apparently sg1inst
hgr. b really IN her favor
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DUBLIC NOTICE.-In Chambers, Cir.
i cult Judge, Sd Judicial District. Hawaiian Is
ceased. In Probate.
Proper application having been made to this Court
by L. Severance Administrator Of the Estate Of Apo,
Of Hilo, Hawaii. H. l., deceased, that day and
place be for hearing Of claims against said Estate
and the accounts of the Administrator Notice is
hereby given to all whom Il may concern that
THURSDAY, the 11th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1873,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Court House in Hio, is
the day for hearing said claims and accounts and
any objections that may be offered thereto
P. S. LYMAN,
Circuit Judge. Sd Jud. Dist, H. I.
Hilo, Hawaii, Nov. 5, 1873. 400 80
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TN THE ESTATE OF JAMES DANIELS,
i of Wailuku, Maui H. l.. deceased. In Cham
bers. Circuit Judge, I'd Judicial District Hawaiian
Islands.
Proper application having been made and fled with
this Court by ROB. Z. MORRISON, for Probate
of the Last Will and Testament of JAM ES DANIELS,
of Wailuku, Maui, II. l., deceased Notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern that THURSDAY,
the 4th of DECEMBER. 1873, at Q A. n, at the
Court House in Wailuku, is the time and place set
for hearing the above petition and any objections
that may be offered. ABR Fernandez,
Circuit Judge, I'd Judicial District, II. 1.
Lahnina, Nov S. 1873. 400 80
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TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
i of GODFREY FERREAU, of Hilo, Hawaii, de-
ceased Circuit Judge at Chambers, Third Judicial
District, Hawaiian Islands. In Probate.
Proper application having been made to this Court
by E. G. HITCHCOCK for Letters Of Administration
upon the Estate Of Godfrey Ferreau, Of Hlo Hawaii.
H. l., deceased Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern that THURSDAY, the 18th DAY OF
DECEMBER, A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the
Court House in Hilo, is the day set for hearing said
application, and any objections that mag be offered
thereto. r. S. LYMAN,
Circuit Judge, Sd Judicial District, H. l.
HiIo. Hawaii, Nov. 5. 1873. $50 30
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H1FEumr osurt-4n Equity.
Frrnrr NIrE CHANCELLOR HaRTrErI.

fENnln Dourt-An Equttys
BErouE VIcE CHANCELLOR HERTwELL-
Kaboiwsl Va P4akukn-Bin for partition of real
esiris- Coutiuueo BY request
In Probate.
Estris q Esrfiz Beck-Before Justice widemsnn.
Szrsi-ueut % aee0unts- Continued till 18th Nov.
Estats q Askuaps dcceased-Before Justice Hart
vel Notiuu for new hearing By Mr.. Dole, on the
r-uund q sersy discovered testimony. MessH-
HErr and Stanley, for Kspepa, opposed tie motion.
TIE Couri. after bearing The arguments Of counsel
both sidc and uiier mature elaboration and ex-
pressing rraHf doubt 10 the jurisdiction in the
u.sts1 6rnis6 The motion. Mr.. DoleeKcepted TO the
rulinr
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CUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS-In Probate. Island OF Oahu. Hawaiian
Islands, In the matter Of The Estate OF JOHN HURST
THOMPSON, late OF Honolulu, deceased Order appoint
ing time for Probate Of VIII and directing publication Of
notice Of the same.
document, purporting to be the last WIZ and
ment Of John Hurst Thompson. deceased having tho
25d day OF October A. d. 1s7 been presented said Pro-
bate Court and petition for the probate thereof and for
the Issuance Of Letters Parliamentary SAEpIA ABE
LINE THOMPSON and CHARLES T. GULICK, having
been filed by X. II. Stanley, Attorney for petitioners
IL Is hereby Ordered That MONDAY, the 10Th DAY OF
JANUARY, A. D. 1874 at ten O'Clock A. NJ OF aid day,
the Court Room OF said Court Honolulu, Island
Oahu H l., be- and the =, hereby appointed the
time for proving said VIII and hearing said applanor
when and where any person Interested may appear md
contest the said VIII, and the granting Of Letters
menary. 1t Is further Ordered. thereof Be
given by publication, for three successive weel, The
HdiDlfdn Gazette, Newspaper printed and published IN
Honolulu. And II Is further Ordered, That citations
issued TO the subscribing witnesses said W.T. and 70 tho
heirs, and 20 the mother, Mrs. Thofupu OF The
tesator In writing 10 appear and contest probate
said VIII. at the time appointed
Dated at Honolulu, H. l., October ed, 1879
Attest: Justice Of the supreras court
WALTER R. SEAL Clerk. 45s-5t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-11-12

-1czzrH-IR. Government PRINTING EssAblishnent hay
tu iarr fuu TIE lsf 81 April, asa. 70 Mr.. Henry
WEa.uer tu-Htne- VIA good WI o. the HAWAIIAN
oEna nruHrarera Tie responsibility OF
rslta-strr uruupuperr n entirely his. and His Ma
q q uiNt responsible for auysvievs
.rIru-sc Et uesE1ps-s exceps for what may appear
mrla-r IN cr ny AufhurirT'
EBEsS o. Hall Minister OF Interior.
rssr1rtu NJ - rF-s II
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JNo T. BARNARD, Deputy Clerk.
Dated Honolulu, H. l., Nov. II, 1873. fe0 -

GUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS-In Probate In the Estate Of JOHN JOA
Quinn, Of Honolulu, deceased niesats Before Mr. Jutee
Hartwel Order OF NOtce Of Petition for Administration
On reading and filing the Petition Of FLIsMKNA J0A-
QUIM, widow Of decedeut Of Honolulu alleging that John
joaquin Of Honolulu died Htestae at Honolulu the 9th
day Of October A. D. 1873 and praying that Letters Of Adj
ministration issue to JOHN A. HAss1NGER,
1t Is Ordered that THURSDAY, the 18th DAY OF NO
VEMBER A. ID. 1873 be and hereby appointed for huarng
said Petition before tho said Justice In Room OF
this Court at Honolulu at which time and place al persons
concerned may appear and show cause they hare
said Petition should be granted and that this order be
published n the English language for three successive weeks
in the HacaiiGH GAZETTE newspaper In Honoiulu
ALPRED s. udRTWEEL,
Attest: Justice Of the suprVEs Court.
JNo. E. BARNARD, Depaiy Clerk.
Honolulu, ~. l., Nov 18th, A. ID. 1878. $50 g
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SUPREmE COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN Is
- landsIn Probaae. In the matter Of the Estate Of
MANUEL RODRIGUEZ late Of Honolulu decsaued tssiats-
Order Of notice Of petition for allowance Of accounts dis
charge and final distribution Of property AZ Chamber b.
fore the Hon. A. s. Hartwell, Vice Chancellor.
On reading and fling the petition and accounts Of ". Q.
Parke Administrator OF the Estate q Manuel RodrEurI
late Of Honolulu, deceased wherein ne asks be allowed
S76s5 and charges himself with SIS So and asks that The
may be examined and approved and that final order
be made Of distribution Of the property remaining In
bis hands to the persons thereto entitled and dschargng
him and his suretes from all further responsibility sneh
1t Is ordered that MONDAY the 18th day Of December A
d. 1873 At 10 o'clock before the said Justice at The
Court Room Of the Court House Ia Honoulu be and the
same hereby is appointed the time and place hr herng
said petition and accounts and that all persons interested
may then and there appear and show they have
why the should not be granted and may present sv
dence to who entitled TO the said property. And that
this order, In the Hawaiian and English languages be pub
shed in the Gdfte aud kuokoa newspapers printed aud
published In Honolulu for three successive weeks prsroaa
to the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated at Honolulu H. t. this sth day % Now A. D. 1878
ALFRED s. HARTWELL
Attest: Justice cf the Supreme Court.
JSo. +. BARNARD Dep. Clerk, srp Court tsa3t
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British Ship Annie Flemi nr

- NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR I'm.
go UNDERSIGNED Agent Of the ship A.TEfE FIEAlIN6
VII Pc responsible FOR any debts contracted By me crew 81
The above vessel THFO m usvrr11.'
Honolulu, October II, 1857. 4s7 IN
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-u-E--,.e T-eusnt q IN KuiAokAhnA ION
a. Flalrz ahlrt unde-c1ec ~ Furnishing.
an luru- oue the n1hr q each lot owned by them.
EluWzS o. EkLz- N1isssr Of the Interior.
z7unululz 81. =. 1s-z <Ss
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Nohna.

Notice.
II all persona any ANIMAL TfiE1sPAssrce3 on III.
lands situated Al Kaalaea- Kooiaupoko have appointed
hkWAHEWA and kAlfDE my Agents, The pubic
viii take due notice. LAPAFLE KIJPAfITf
KaaIaea. Kooauposo, Oct o. Is7J fSs IL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-11-12
THE MENNoNITEs.

The arrival of the pioneers of this sect from
Russia has created a great deal of excitement,
especially among railroad companies in the West,
who have land 10 sell. For unlike most immigrants
these men are wealthy, and the tweny families who
landed in New York, week ago or so, had $40 900
in gold. They all have large families and seem
thrifty people. They will settle in Dakota and along
the line Of the Pacific Railroad. C.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAwAIIAN
~ ISLANDS-Tn Probate Island u Oahu, q. In The
matter proof Of VIII Of ANDREW AuLD late Of Hone
lulu deceased Order apponting time for Probate Of VIII
and directing pubicat Of notice Of the same.
document purporng TO te the last VIII and Iesiament
Of ANDREW AULD, Of Honolulu Island Of Oahu. II. l. de-
ceased having the 9Th day Of November A. D. 1873 been
presented 70 said Probate Court petition or pooas
thereof and the Of Letters documentary 70
JAMES and WILLIAM AULD Of said Honolulu having been
IL hereby Ordered that THURSDAY the 9Th DAY OF
NOVEMBER A. ID. 1873 az 10 o'clock A. ~. Of said day, at
the Court Room Of said Court Is Houoluu be and the zane
said application whenand where interested
may appear and contest the said wiz and the granting Of
II Is further Ordered that notice there's b. given by publI
cation for three successive weeks in the Raaiian Gase
newspaper printed and published in Honolulu- And u Is
further Ordered that citations issued the subscribing
witnesses to said Will and the heirs Of the esaor named
In said document TO appear aud contest the probze Of said
ALFRED s. HARTWELL.
Attest: Justice Of the Supreme Court.
SSo. E. BARNARD, Deputy Clerk.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., November q 1919. 100 %
CsUPREmE COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS-In Probate. In the matter q the MINOR
CHILDREN Of LEWIS H. ANTON deceased. Order 20 show
on application Of Guardian for Order Of sale Of Real
On reading and filing the Petition Of THEODORE c.
Minor Children Of Lewis H. Anthem, deceased praying for
an order Of sale Of certain belonging the said
wards and setting forth certain legal reasons why such real
Il is hereby ordered that the next Of Kin OF said wsrs
all persons Ia the said estate appear here
this Court THURSDAY the 9th DAY u NOVEMBER,
A. d. 1873 o'clock A NJ the Court Room Of this
Court in Honolulu then and there TO show Why
order should be granted - the sale Of such estate
And is further Ordered that copy Of this order Be pub
shed AZ least three successive weeks before the said day Of
hearing In the HdvaiidH Gasce Newspaper Published In
said Honolulu ALFRED 2. HARrWELL.
Attest: Justice Of the Supreme Court
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60 t- b. $500 y D. several I.lAnds:
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Consular Notice,

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIE LATE
n AUGUSTA CLAVIE are requested to mako I-n1e-
date payment 70 the Undergned al Who have aia
against The sid A. Csve, deceased 10 present fera -1ff
proper vouchers At the French Consuiate-
TffEO. BAIIIEu
Consul and Commissioner Of F,rancs
Cousulate Of franee q HunoInn. oct u Ia - IN
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-04
BEECHER SCANDAL.

The Beecher- -Tilton scandal
continues to break out, and
every time a new place. There
in is an abyssof dirt somewhere
in connection with it, that will
some day be probed. We are
not sure at whose door the filth
will be found finally, but ulti-
mately, that neither noise nor
reticence will be able longer to
divert the righteous verdict Of
the people. All we ask is that
the guilty party be exposed,
that when retribution comes it
find the transgressor. And it
will, even though for a season
it be baffled by bravado on the
one hand, or a "dignifed ST.
lence" on the other hand.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-04

LOCALITY OF THE MATERIAL OF
CHINESE PoRcELAIN.--Th local
ity of the material employed in
China for nearly three thousand
years in the manufacture Of
porcelain, has been found by
Richthofen to occur east OF
Lake Poyan, in the direction Of
Hongtchow. It is q stone Of
the hardness of feldspar, o.
green color, and iaspery appear
ance, stratified between clay
state. It is converted into a
fine powder by pounding, the
finer portions being repeatedly
separated and nodded into
small bricks. The Chinese
recognize two sorts of the
crushed material almost iden-
tical in appearance. heregion
abounds in most luxuriant veg
citation, including azaleas, rho
dodendrons, 80,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-04
streaks Of Cincinnati Fun.
Irrom the oIneInnntI snaI,Irer.l \

f From the Cincinnati Enalirer-l0
The Democratic and Liberal
State Convention will be held
at Columbus, Wednesday, Aug.
9th. Fun. M rs sin4al
Hon. Lewis d. Campbell
was yesterday chosen Vice
President of the Constitutional
Convention. This gratifies us,
because it restores the eqlili-
brium.
The New Jersey delegation
in Congress threaten to make
Gen. Van Buren, late Commits
sioner to the Vienna Exposition,
Governor of that Stete. Well,
the way things are done now-a-
days, he would seem to be in
the line Of promotion. We re-
ward those who do the most to
scandalize us.
IT is the opinion of NOyes
that because Ohio is "a Repub-
lican State it should be repre-
sented in the United States
Senate by Republicans only.
Thus there are 100000 Repub-
licens and 245,000a Democratic
votes. The former should have
both Senators, and the latter
none. This is Noyes' idea of
equity. p
1t was remarked by our
Governor Noyes that ''it has
passed into a habit for the
Democrats to rejoice before
elections and the Republicans
afterwards" Yes, there has
been a rude suspicion that
most ofuhe Republican victories
are won after the election-af-
ter the votes are put into the
box. This may count for the
little phenomenon to which at
tention is called. o,,.i
The Republicans of Ohio re-
gard the increase of pay Of Con-
gressmen as unwise. The in
crease of Presidential salary
was doubtless indiscreet, but
they don't say SO. smao1
ALpHoNso Hart, the Republi-
can nominee far Lieutenant
Governor, halls from Portage
county. So does Wilson, the
nominee for Comptroller. Port
age seems to be growing in inn
'pOrtance. Mai
MOVES says that the moral
sentiment of the Republican
party is so sensitive that he
has been fearful at times that in
condemning corruption great
personal injustice would be
involved. ..H9la.fis'eal
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-04

DETECTION OF ORGANIC MAT
TER IN THE ATMosPHERE.-Mr
A. III. Since, closes a glass fun
mel by drawing out its neck to
"a fine point, places itin a stand
and fills it with ice, He allows
the aqueous vapor that conden-
ses from the atmosphere on the
outside to drop into q vessel.
and measures the quantity thus
accumulated in a given time
and determines the ammonia
by one Of the usual methods
By this means, called "distill a
tions by cold" substances that
are decomposed by high tenn
.perature can be condensed. The
perfume of flowers, for exam.
pie, can be distilled by placing
them under bell-jar with q
funnel.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-04


A MAN had committed mur-
der, was tried, found guilty, and
condemned to be hanged. A
few days before his execution
he drew upon the walls Of his
prison a gallows with five steps
leading up to it. On the first
step he wrote, Disobedience to
Parents. On the second step,
SGbJah Breaking. On third
step, Gam6liag and Drankepness.
On the fourth, Murder. The
fifth step was the platform on
which the gallows stood, .,s,sl
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-06-04

FALSE ECoNoMY.-Congress
repealed the franking privilege
thereby saving a few thousand
dollars for the Postofice De-
partment, which is already
self-sustaining, and increased
the salaries ofmembers, taking,
contrary to the Constitution,
millions of dollars from the
public treasury. This is a
specimen Of the virtue Of the
late Congress. ni