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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-01-21

Or about one and half per cent on its value.
On one hundred dollars gold sent by mail the
cost is only trfe over one per cent. We have
not learned of single registered letter sent from
this office, to the United States or England, ever
having failed to reach its destination. Postmas-
ter Brickwood and his assistant, Mr.. Fenard, have
paid special attention to this new and very i'm
portaut service, and justly take pride in seeing it
work SO satisfactorily, and in its becoming so pop
ular to correspondents. The only change they re-
commend is that the Hawaiian charge for registry
be made to correspond with that of England and
the United States, which is cents They also
give notice, on the departure OF each mail, that
all registered letters must be entered one hour
prior to the time of closing the mail.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-01-21

I,ss71s q Hno-o0ur1-hoase IN HHo; saaOol-house,
CfuulleE
Its--lc a. HAzzAEGs-C0arl-hoUse In wApio; School
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hulsE- Nur1h Euhala
Lias--a-t df Nurrh kollA-Scho1l- house. EAInA-
4iszi1l ~ sr1rh KalA-Schoni-hoase HonAunzu-
4ia--l1l q hons E-zlshiuu
E1s--l-s a. E'una-School-asase. HalepuAA.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-01-21

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lhs-rl1i az kaArlarzi- sch01i-huuse. EonulnA
11s-lci df y aiusuClaTs iIoase, WAluku. School
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lis--l-l q HalE-Colrs- aozse, Hama Schooi-house
Lazuza
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Gul1l4ls >c1zaal-lnase- knuhAi. Lanai
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fru--I and irI-rznres
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KAUAI
na=zz q WzlneA-schooi-house, wa-nea: School
hr1se. EzllEa-
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En~zS O. HsIl- MINISTER Of the Interior
zu1s-iar one E,ec- l.. ia as
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-01-21

-En Eecnn % Representatives % me next Legisiatv,
Assehy ul take plzce throughout various Election
--i--s o. te KiaE1lla. ne F-Si Monday % Febru
- ss1L he flusl1g Fanes designated for holding
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-01-21
SuPREnE COURT OF THE HAwAnaS

Seal HENRY DICKINSON, ia
1855 81 Clerk Circuit Court, ID Judicial t1rcnit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-13
Brighton Live stock Market.

FoH THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, Nov.
IL, lS1i.
NORTHERN CATTLE.
PRICES,
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LOUISIANA.

Ne~ Orleans, November ~. The repairs
at the mint are completed, and they will com
mence coming as soon Ms the Assayer is ap-
pointed and the necessary appropriation is
made by Congress.
The returning boar! met to day and adj
journed to await the appointment of COM
mittee by the conservatives TO be present dur.
ing the count.
Governor Kellogg to day addressed com.
munication to the returning board in which
he said ''when the senate elected the present
returning hoard during its session in 1872
and 1873, presume ihatit was intended that
the provisions of section . of act 1913 of 1872,
known as the election law, requiring the me M
bers of the returning board to be elected from
all politica. parties, should be complied with !;
insomuch, however, as it is now claimed that
the party opposing the republican party in the
recent election have no representative on the
returning board, I respectfully suggest that
this party be allowed a representative on your
board
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w WASHINGTON.

Washington, November ~. Tie following
despatch has been received here -:
ST Louis, llth.
To Adjt..General, Washington -
Lieut.. General Sheridan furnishes the
fllowny:-
"Neill reports that he has as prisoners i2S
Cheyenne warriors, and that 35 more are on
the way.
Fifteen are reported killed by the troops,
leaving 222 TO be accounted for yet in the field
and awav from the reservation. most Of whom
under Gray Beard lie on the upper Canadian,
celebrating whether to come into this agency
or 90 north.
have directed Alexander to put forward
in that direction. This information was given
to General Neil by Big Horse.
(Signed), Vim. d. Whipple, A. A. 6.
The Attorney General has decided that
the States do not by the existing laws have
right OF property in arms issued for arming
the militia of an absolute right of property
is there meant, and that they derive au
,hority under these laws to sell or dispose of
.uch arms at their pleasure.
George S. W@gner. Of Pennsylvania, Sen
ate Librarian, died to-day, of congestion Of
the lungs.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, November IL. A farmer
named Wales was shot and robbed Wednes-
day night near Allegheny City. No arrests
yet made.
The American Public Health Association
resumed its session this morning. DR.. Baker,
Secretary of the Board of Health of Mich.
san, presented portefpio containing speci-
mems of poisonous wallpaper collected in
different cities in Michigan, accompanied with
r. explanatory text. Several delegates spoke
on the subject, and the executive committee
was requested to consider the propriety of ap-
pointing special committee thereon.
The official vote of Philadelphia county
makes Olmstead's majority 1908.
Montrose, November IL. The execution of
OMara and Irving, for the murder of Mrs.
Margaret O'Mara aud her daughter Maria,
took place at half-past ten O'Clock this fore
noon.
Westchester, November u. Udd, .ook
was hung here to- day, for the murder of W.
:. Goss. Uddarzook made no confession
His last words were: cal have to say is,
| am a sinner saved by grace, and am ac-
ctpted Of God" His body will be given to
friends.
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NEW YORK.

Syracuse, Move mber -. The residence of
j. T. Carter, near this city, was burayI lh,>
morning. During the fire Mr.. Carter went
into his cellar TO save his properly, and was
burned to death in the presence OF his wife.
New York, November II. The vine and
spirit board held a uceting here tp-dA,. The
chairman, William NJ, Thiess, stated that ali
the boards in every other city in the uuion
were consulting in refersnc3 % he proposed
cnange in the tariff. He also stated that on
the recommendations of the Chamber of Com
merce, tho dry goods, silks, iron, drugs and
leather trades had formed separate boards,
which have been consulting. SO that whrn
Congress meets their suggestions relative to
revenue changes may be well digested The
board elected committees on the tariff laws.
the mode Of collecting duties, e. and then
adjourned.
The coroners jury have returned a verdict
that John McKenna came to his death on the
81 of November from pistol shot wound AT
The hands of some person unknown. The
coroner then informed Croker George and
Henry Hickey and Sheridan that they were
released.
In the billiard tournament to-day DAILY
made 500 to Ubassy's l04; winners average
2s.34 Slosson 300; Cyrile Dion, 2SG !;
winners average III q.
Mayor Havemeyor to-day sent short no
tice to the commissioners of accounts, How
and Rowland, informing them that they were
relieved from office, but giving no reason for
their removal. He has appointed in their
places j F. JOY and Ezra M. Kingsley. The
old commissioners had just completed an ex.
animation of the fire department, on which
they have not yet reported, and were about
to investigate the dock department The
board of Aldermen to day requested the com.
missioners of accounts to investigate the at.
fairs of the park department.
There are 20 600 men and women out OF
employment in this otto.
The suit of Azariah Body VS.. Danl Drew,
Milton COPYRIGHT, Kenyon Cox and Nj,
B0ylis, to compel an accounting of stock OPP
eratons in the Toledo. Wabash Il Western
Railroad in 1871, was com@enced in the Su-
preme Court to-day.
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Supreme judicial Court.--Appleton, G. j.
Presiding.

THURSDAY, Nov. 18th.
No. 262. Joseph Hutchinson VS.. Moses Sanborn,
Kempton for plf; Bean for def. Thi, is an action
upon account annexed; for costs paid on with
drawing former suit, sl2; and two qrs. rent of
s. mil. So, total So. artes who hive III
Fayette and Mt. Vernon respectively appear to
have had mutual dealings for good many years
and as neither was in the habit of keeping regular
accounts their affairs have got somewhat mixed
No brief report can make them ineligible. But
it is the business of the court and jury to unravc
such tangles and 60 justice between the disput-
ants. Verdict for the plf for S7l.9l.
No 243, ia mes w. North vs.. Joseph T. Wood
ward & ais. and No. pa Augusta Gas Light COM
pany vs.. the.same. BY agreement the two cases
are tried together. The tefs. six in number, are
sued as officers and members Of the we'll known
military company called the Capital Guards. The
first named action is brought to recover the rent
of Nc oman Hall, used by the company, for one
year, beginnn g in Feb 1871, $500. The other
suit i for gas consumed in the hall during the
same period, Sl2l0j. Libbey for plfs, Baker IL
Baker for defts. Trial unfinished.
Correction. 1t was ". 7. Whitehousc, and not
E. W., as enormously reported yesterday, who
acted as counsel for the deits in the trial OF Haley
Vs. the city of Augusta.
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The Farmingds1e Fire.

The fire in Farmingdalc Wednesday evening, an
account Of which was given in special des-
patches, was supposed to have been set bya coup
lie Of 'tramps,' who were seen about the neighbour
hood in the afternoon. They probably went to the
stable Of Mr.. Thompson, where the fire caugnt,
intending to quarter there for the night, ami ac-
cidently setting the stable on fire, from their pipes,
ran offby the light Of it. 1t was dead low wat.r
in the river at the time. and the hand eDgiaes
had great difficulty in getting their suction hose to
the water. The Gamer c shnoc from this city
did handsome service, in saving valuable adj acent
property. There were some instance. Of da' ing
a men went with buckets to the roof of he bu,h
ing buildings. One person, an oil sailor, ventured
within an inch of the caves and came near swing
ing Off The walls Of the Thompson house were
constructed of plank and were at least two hours
burning, while that ofthe widow Gould, constructed
in the usual method, was Tapped up in about twenty
minutes. The steam mill of the Kennebec Land
ard Lumber company, on the Pittston side was
directly opposite the fire, and that and the piles
of lumber in the vicinity caught many times and
had to be watched by a large crew with pals Of
water.
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FOREIGN.
ngland.

LONDON. November l9. The race for the
Liverpool cup to-day was won by Louise
Victoria, Thunder %. Pageant 81.
Mr.. George Forster has been returned to
Parliament from Warlock.
The Pail Mall Gazette says that Prussia has
declined the proposal made by Russia for a
revision of the boundary line.
The Standards special telegram from Hen.
daye says the retreat Of the Carlists from
Irnn ended in general stampede. Hundreds
of burning houses marked the progress of the
republicans, who occupied San Martial at 8
O'Clock Thursday morning, and are on their
way to destroy the foundries at Vera, to which
place the Carlists before leaving their old
positions, burned the houses of republican
sympathizers One of their leaders, Cabal-
las, is accused of treacbery, and has fed
Another, Mrndiri, is wounded.
General Lazerna has received orders to re-
turn TO the line of the Ebro.
Germany.
Berlin, November IL Prince Bismarck
has returned to this city after an absence Of
several days.
Count Won Arnim was again arrested this
afternoon and conveyed to the police station.
1t is reported thar the count received a copy
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Chicago Produce Market.

LhlcaEO, Nov p ls7i.
ur-steady-eXtra spring COAL Go.
Wheat-No. spring c4sh, s5l. a1s /; Jan. So a;
-as1Z Nov: SIX for rest OF the year.
Corn No = mixed, cash, 13sa q; Nov 72laa4
I2I4a- for the year
the year.
Rye-No. ?, S5as6-.
Bailey-No. >, ring l2.al23 cash. III Noy.
Dressed Hogs-6 O0a6 25-.
Perks 10 CASH; - ais rs Feb: IL G5 bia and
asked seller yea
l.ard-t4- cash: l2ii - Feb. IL Is seller year.
BUR Meats sho ,!crs Ga -; short rib md {
asa short clear mid II "a.
Hams IL lbs average al5--.
Whtskey- Nl9a-.
Freights-Coru to Buffalo, LA; wheat do A..
a..
,t.'ceipts 1000 hour; 1900 wheat: 10000 corn
lS,000 oats; 1000 rye. l3,lUt barley.
shipments 800 four. 5000 wheat aGC0(
'orn; 400" oats; Is TOO barley, i9l rye.
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NEW HAM PSIiIisE.

Laconia, November ~. Mrs. E. A. Row e
OF Belmont, committed suicide by hanging,
to-day; cause, insanity.
Portsmouth, November IL. ExMayor Jos.
B. Adams died here last night, after long
sickness, of softening Of the brain.
Miss George, daughter of Richard Fowler
of Scarboro, was drowned Wednesday, and
Coroner Rider of this city has gone to exam
inc the case. 1t is said that her father had
threatened he would kill her.
Concord, November IL. A meeting of the
democratic State committee was held ut the
Phenix Hotel this evening.
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Nall0mell local Mems.

Rev. A. l.. Parks course Of four lectures COM
mences tlis friday evening at City Hall. The
several subjects and date, of delivery announc
ed as follows :-"Travel," Friday, Nov. =
Italy" Monday the 10Th ;-"ltussia,' Friday the
Goth -"Palestine," Monday the 23d. Lectures to
commence at half past seven each of the above
evenings. These lectures received with
favor in Gardiner, and will undoubtedly give like
abstraction to the people of this city. Tickets for
the course 81 90; to be obtained of Rev. C.. G..
McCully, or at the stores of C. Spaulding and j.
III. Leigh; also at the door.
We learn that Mr. Sanford Cleavcs who was 50
severely ic lred while assisting in firing the dem
ocra,ic salute in this city last week, is getting
along quite as well as could be expected, and will
recover his eyesght, pioba 1ly unimpaired. His
arm is healing favora oly at the plt'e Of ampuia-
iop and his other in uies prove slight, and yield
re ably to treatment. Mr.. Jennis is also doing
well, aud will undoubtedly fully recover. II was
IA narrow escape for both fro n instant death. II
will be several weeks, and perhaps mo nth. before
they will be able TO attend to their usual labJrs,
and in fact, in the OF 4 caves, he can never
again perform the amount OF work to which ne
IA, been accustomed in the past.
That house on stills seems 10 be waiting for a
spot on which to rest. By waving another month
or So fine level lot may be staked out on the nv
er, where 1t will be but 81 ghi job to dig well.
Our gas superintendent i, extending pipe on
Central street to the office Of the jallow Il Granite
90. From that main it will be comparatively easy
o connect with the residences of Messrs. John
Graves, ii. Tobey, and others, as we'll as the Bap-
list and Episcopal churches. More light would
not come amss in that locality.
1t is high time for people TO heed the important
injunction-shm the door!
The ringing of the fire alarm on Wednesday
night during the high wind, seemed to impress
Upon the average thoughtful mind the necessity of
using The utmost caution in the management of
stoves and furnaces in general and of kerosene
lamps in particular.
For the first time this season the ground froze
considerably on Wednesday night. Winter is
eoming.
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"CUT THIS oUT."-No one who has ever used
hound, will be- without it. AS remedy for all
throat and lung diseases, cure for Group and pre-
ventive of consumption, IL has equal. Acts like
Charm in Whooping cough. 1t is safe, speedy,
and sure. Pleasant TO the taste and contains no
opium or other dangerous drug Trial bottles 10
cent. Cail and inquire bout IL OF Partridge Bros
or l.. II. Tucomb in Augusta, W. X. Ballard,
Halloween. Morris & Heritage, Philadelphia, Pro-
pretors. octl7teodIy
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ROCKLAND.

Rorkland, November IL. Last evening, a.
two men, Thomas Crockett and Levi Rack
lifr were returning to Ash Point from a day.
fishing, the boat was cap.ized in squall off
Seal Island The little steamer Fret put
out to their assistance, but nothing could be
found of them. Both men belong at Ash
children.
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Boston Stock List.
STATE NEWS.

Mr.. VIM. Henry Harrison, Calais barber
and sexton, was arrested last week, for shaw
ing Sunday, and fined one dollar and costs,
although ex-Congressman Pike made long
and able argument in his favor. He has ap-
pealed to higher court.
The Machias Republican says that frantic
efforts are being made to secure the pardon
of William Wilbur, a wealthy and prominent
citizen of that town, who has persistentiy de-
tied the law against dram shops, but who has
at last been caught by Sheriff Cutler, and
with four others. is now serving cut a four
months sentence in Machias jail. We do
not imagine there is any danger of the pardon
of any person under this alleged state of
facts.
The leading dealers in kerosene oil in Ban
gor, have had meeting to consider the pro-
Ject of inducing some large re6ner to estab-
ish branch concern in that city. Tho result
will probably be the establishment of kero-
sene oil works in that place.
Frank Nash, of Auburn. received a charge
of shot in the arm while removing gun from
wagon at Buckfield.
The day after election little boy, who had
caught glimpse of one of the morning pa
pers, came home crying out, 90, papa, there
10 Roius u ne dHOtner Uen SHOW IN NIty HAL
i Portland Transcript.
The Chronicle states that Herbert Chase, of
Fairfield Corner, was dangerously injured one
day last week. lie was driving horse with
A load Of dressing, when he fell from the wa.
gon and one wheele passed over his chest,
breaking two ribs and doing other injuries
which it is feared will lay him up long time.
The patient is in comfortable condition.
On Wednesday last, small child of VIM.
William, of South Paris, was killed by being
run over by the wheel of an OK cart, which
passed over its head. The team was driven
by brother, also quite young
Mr.. George Thompson, of Kennebunk, an
old man II years of age, went into the woods
Ffia4, morning chopping. he cut af small
Tree. which in falling lodged in another. In
attempting to remove ii, it fell upon him,
knocking him down and breaking and disio-
eating his left hip, and pinning him to the
ground. He cried for help, but no one heard
him. At night his wife, an old lady aged 80
years, became alarmed at his absence, and
went into the woods and found him. She
then had to go half a mile for assistance. A
physician was called. bnt it is feared Mr..
Thompson is too seriously injured to reeov-
er.
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The E6scta OF DOain&.

Many persons who are wanting in natural vigor
endeavor to supply the deficiency by constantly
dosing themselves with drugs Gotten of very per-
nicious nature), which they are creduoIs ebough
to mi take Tor in gorants. There can he no douh:
that many lives are shortened in this way. All that
which like HbsteL er's stomach Bitters, also pos
sesses The regulating properties necessary to 'ec-
tify those orsan disturbances which are but the
result of weakness. The feeble and the ne yols
cannot be TOO earnes ly vised 10 abandon the
dangerous practice of swallowiag mineral tonics,
the stomach and ptoiuce tn. most hurtfui Geac-
tOns and to substitute in her this stan ri
strehg hening cord a I'd G 'rr-ctve I the nnmer-
ous di soi deps procc ding from debility OF the ner-
vOus syst. IN, rs well as OF the rto'nach liver and
bowels, novll. teod&wlw
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lived during the last thirteen years, excepting

lived during the last thirteen years, excepting
when in the service. He had for many years fol-
lowed the profession of dentistry.
Rev. Nathaniel Melcher provisional professor
Of mathematics in Colby University, has accepted
an apf ointment as principal Of lIoulton Academy.
Rev Dir. Dexter, who was in Augusta so many
years, is pleasantly located at Ba,dwinvlle in the
town of Tcwpleton. His health has greatly i'm
proved since he left Kennebunkport. His daugh-
ter, Mrs. Perkins, recently sailed with her hus-
band in the ship Mt. Washington, for TIP
around the world; their first voyage will be to
Hong Kong, China.
Hon. Edward Kent Of Bangor, has resumed pro-
fessional life, haven taken law Office in Smith
block in the same rooms with Judge Godfrey.
Warden Rice of the State Prison, was in the city
Yesterday.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Gully Aennshee 9ouraal.
:@
Destructive Fire i'm Farming
ton, lie,
LOSS ABOUT 100000.
LOSS ABOUT 100000.

A brief and indefinite telegram, receive |
at late hour last night, brings the in!ell-
gehce that the village of Pennington has ex
perienced a severe loss by fire, the otf-hand
character of the item seeming intended to
give the impression that $4,000 fires were
not Of much importance in that interesting To-
Pennington, Me-, November II. Fire de
s,royed block of dwellings, to-day. Defec
tive fine. Loss aboa, ten thousand dollars +;
insurance, five.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

Yokohama, November IL. The steamship
Vancouver sailed from Yok ohama the 9th for
San Francisco, with $40 passengers and 775
tons Of freight for New York via Panama,
and 1926 bales of silk and 200 tons of freight
for San Francisco.
The steamship Vasco De Cana arrived at
Yokohama the 9th, and sailed for Hong Kong
the 10Th
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CAN ADA.
Collision.

VI ,ntreal, November II. An acciden: oc-
rurttd at ST. Hiacie last night. A freight
train was shnnted in the siding waiting for
the down express To pass. The driver of the
freight train allowed HIS engine to move for
wand just as the express was approachin, the
switch, and the two engines came in coll sion,
the passenger train was pulling up the stop
a. the station. Very little damage was done
to the cars The engines received the shock
and were somewhat injured; the CO n luc,or
sud one passenger were sligh tly burned.
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of his indictment Tuesday, and the only
charge brought against him is for the sup
p'ession Of Official documents. :.
Madrid, November IL. The loss Of the
Carlists in the engagement near Irun was
heavy. When they retreated they succeeded
in carrying off their guns. 1t is believed that
they will return to Estella.
The government has received intelligence
that General Lazerna has entered Irun.
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BATH

Bath, November ~. Launched to-day, by
Goss, Sawyer & Packard, a fine barkentine,
of about $50 tons, named Elyina. She is
owned by Reynal & Coz, and will be com
manded by Capt. John A. Johnston, all OF
New York city, and is designed for the West
India trade.
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NJ YLAND.

Baltimore, November IL The Hebrew
orphan asylum situated in Baltimore county,
about l-2 miles from the city limits. with
furniture, &C.. were totally destroyed by fire
this morning. All the inmates escaped. Loss,
So, 900; insurance, S22, 900.