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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17
spanish AnaIrs.

BlToyyE, Nay l5,h.-Gsnsral Eio has retired
from tie position Of Chief Of s,aH f9r Don Carlos
General Dorregsray succeeds hin.
General coneha is Pushing forward to occupy the
passes between Biseay ard Fuss,oa Valley. May
Inhabitants leaving Bilbao. Don Carlss is at
Tolosa, with the main body Of forces The Political
situation IN MaiTi confines critical. The opposition
press violently dsaouuses the new ministry. Tbs
large towns show signs Of discomfort. EsH smbas-
sadors appointed at Vienna Lisbon sad Berlin.
GoTernment has issued manifesto, in which they
solicit the support Of ali sections Of the liberal party,
and declare they viii only power 70 repel uuussi-
fable aggression, and pledge all their Efforts to the
s1tfnstion Of the Carlists- They promise to make
known the true state Of the treasury, and enforce
strst integrity and rigid seoeony in the administra
iioa Of the revenue. coaeba has established his
headquarters at Miranda- PaTia has resigned the
CsP;ain-Gessz.l.hip Of Madrid. Geaeral Reg bas
been appointed IN his place.
Spain, having captured Bilbao and beaten carliIu
II some great battles. asks Germany to recognize
the RspzbIie.
Madrd newspapers sesuse Mr.. Cushing, the Auieri-
car Minister, Of being present At banquet given By
the Opposition Deputies, including Fgseros and Cas-
tslar- The editor s8ggests that Cusbisg mast b
ignorant Of EaroPean diPlousti- ulagss, a. veil As
the Eignifeaaee Of certain names.
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found pretty Swedish girl experimenting all
the indoor work With such skin and order ia all
the departments that she possessed, 50 far as l
sav. the model dairy on the estate. Here, said
to myself. IS now an instance Of the ability OF
women 10 compete with men which would de-
lirhs Mrs. Stanton and an the Woman's Rights
people here Is the nea,esi, the sweetest, the
most complete dairy in the whole region the
best order the most shining utensils, incest
but,errOOu-and 10, only butter. bat cheese al
So made. which Is not usual aud here is = rosy
faced. white.arned, smooih-hsirej. sensibly dress
ed. altogether admirable. and. 10 ny eyes, oeauti-
fal swedish lass presiding over it all; command
ing her meu-servants. aud keeping every part Of
the business in order. Alas Mrs. Stanton. she
has discovered better Business than bui;sr-nak-
ing. She is going to marry-sensible girl that
she is-ani she IS not going to marry dairy
farmer either. doubt il any body IN California
will ever make as nice butter as this pretty
Swede; certainly every other dairy I saw seemed
to me commonplace and undressing, after l
bad seen hers don't doabt that the young
man who has had The art to persuade her to love
him ought TO be hanged. because bultermaking
is far more important than marrying. Never
,beless wish him joy in advance. and, in hum
be defiance OF Mrs. Stanton and her brilliant
companiOn.in-arms, hereby give it as my belief
tia, the pretty Swede is sensible girl-ihai, to
use a CaEfoynia vulgarism, her head is level. ="
Rl-nsr,s Nsza-ins
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An Encounter with n Gorilla.
81 PAIL d CEuLC.

BE vas sb0ut tEeaty yards Of Ebs1 sc first
au hin West O0cs gathered together, and 1
vas ab0at to take ain and brig hin 5ozu where
bs stood. Ebsu Naloosn stopped ne, saying II !
whisper, Not tine yet
We stood. therefore, II sils1es. Gun II hand
TIE gorilla looked At Is f5r uinuie O. 80 oat Of
his evil gre! ey@. then beat his breast With his
gigzoiie srus-so5 What arms he had then be
gave another b0zl Of defiance. and advanced
uPo1 t. How horrible be lookedi IsbaH neF-
e. forget II
Again Be stopped, not n9re that fifteen yards
away sal Mzloasa sid rot yet Good
gac0zz Etat L to become Of u If or guns
Mss fire.. q # ne oily zouBd the bags beazis
Again the goriI4 made n advance upon u
Nov he vas not twelve yards CT cad see
plEiuly his fs-oeiOzs face It vas distorted With
rage; his hinge teeth were ground against each
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Third Judicial Circuit Court
Hawaii.

Gases tried before Hon. F. 5. Lyv,N. Ci7cai'
Iusre. at Chambers, on appeal. at Waioainu'
Kau. May. 1874
MAY 2S-Rex vs.. Keavelaaole. k.-Charged
with distlHug liquor. Fined $50 or 10 deiaai''
5 mouths Imprisonment at hard labor and costs
Sl0es
Rex vs. Kahikiua. k.-Charged with Furnish
ing Roaor to native Havaiians. Found Guilty
Fine $40. or in default, mouths imprisonment
at hard labor. and costs, S7.25.
Rex Va HoOkuku. K and EaehuWahins. w.
Chaured with fornicatiou. Nousuit declared
Discharged.
Rama vs.. Nauai-Suit to annul labor contract
Discontinued.
Naval vs.. Misunderstanding contract ser
vice. Discontinued.
Nav 26-Nakuaau " Kauwe-Trespass. $50
damages. Judgment Cor the plaintiff Tor the
amount claimed and sll.s5 costs Notes appeal
10 Cireait Court Ia Banco.
NAH vs.. Uha KahamO-Trespass, Si5 dam
ages. Discontinued.
Kaele vs.. Nawai-Trespass $50 damages.
Discontinued.
Maiku vs.. Kainapau-Assumpsit SIC JUG
ment Tor the defendant with costs SS.o5.
BoakA & Co. V. Kahililani-Deseriiug con
tract service. NOusait declared with costs,
$500
Boaka & Co. vs. KamaliiSane-neseriing con
tact service Kamaliikaue ordered back %
work and pay costs, S9.40
Nav s7-Kalua vs.. Moi-Suit to recover $50
Tor horse vrougfully sold in the pound. Judg-
meut for plaintiff for the amount claimed with
costs, slI.65. Appeal to Circuit Court
N FRoBATE.
Estate Of Kalakuniai deceased-Pe Petition for
administration. W. T. Martha appointed. and
ordered to file inventory and give bond for $500
Estate Of J. W. Kupakee, disqualification
Of administrator 20 sell real estate, T. E. the ahu-
paaa Of Kahauloa in South Koua. Order Of sale
granted.
Estate Of W. J. Kaulia, deceased-Peiitiou
for administration. KeOhopukai the widow 81
deceased appointed Administrative and ordered
to fe inventory and give bonds FOR $1,000. with
in one month.
Estate Of Kawelo. W. deceassd-Petitiou for
probate Of will. Continued until jane 9Th
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The Age of Hurry.


Tie most striking Characteristic Of the age 10
which We live Is the GREATNESS haste with which
We perform almost every important action Of our
lives nay, even the uuimportant actions become
Of consequence BY reason Of the raPidity which
We think it necessary to bring to bear upon them.
The eOmmOuest excuse Of the present day Is e. /
really have not time to DO this or that /
have not moment to spare, is the hasiy state
meat which We hear twenty times DAY. Wei.
| can give you two or three minutes. is the reply
OF the business man whose advice you wish ior
gratis. II the required interviews has anything to
do with the possible and probable acquisition Of
money, the usual hurry wall, to a certain extent.
calm down, because the great hurry Of time is %
get good place 10 the race Of wealth and breath.
ing time for the purpose Of considering the ground
Is not looked upon as wasted. Hurry extends
even toreligi0n, as We see 10 the general tendency
to shorten the services Of the church. And what
sign, too, Of universal harry is the telegraph
system That system IS. doubtless, far from per-
feet YET and before long shall 10 al probdb.li-
ty fnd ourselves employing the electric wire TO-
the greater part Of our correspondence, and our
private houses will be fitted with a magnetic sys-
ten which will entirely superseie the use Of bells
For instance, more butter is wanted at breakfast
the fact is communicated to the domestic Offices
by electricity, and the butter is brought without
the necessity Of verbal order, and 80 at least so
per cent Of time Is gained. The time viii come
when We shall wonder how people could possibly
have tolerated the anxiety Of waiting forty-eight
hours FOR a reply to a letter Such state Of
things will soon be almost as rare as travelling by
maiLcoach. There is one aspect Of hurry. hox-
ever, in which reaction appears to be setting in
DESTROYS as We may be Of getting over the ground
quickly when We are travelling from place to
place, an alarming chapter OF railway accidents
is inducing Us to believe that, after al oar lives
and limbs are worth some consideration and
that travelling at sixty miles 40 hour has decided
dnWbacks 50 long as there is a chance Of collid-
ing with a shuuting freight tram. Perhaps lit-
lie further reflection mag lead Us to think that
speed 10 other phases Of existence is nos always
compatible with safety aad that, after al there's
something to be said 10 favor Of the habits Of The
tortoise. Macbeth says; II 'twere done. then
tgere well il were done quickly = bat then that
misguided ehieitain bad got murder 10 bis eye.
and, therefore. his practice makes against the
,heory.-EHglisl Magazine.
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A goud gde6l; of trouble has been
caused insEhelahd by minors borrow
ing mony.ahrllnon rates OF interest,
upon pledge oft Repayment when they
become 0Eaggof enter upon the pos
session Of entieipsted property. Par
liament aAasfsepently passe p law de-
signa&.t6SpgBNe1t this, it being enact
cd thxSsin iafnrs all contracts made by
minors for the repay ment Of money
shall be void
"AtissssS snoAdrop," said gentle,
man Of e6iortfe other afternoon. dur
ing sh6ssF.tss;a q, lady of his acquaint-
phibionssVill!you do me. de honor to
step undei my um brelIer an form a
quorum" ''rank you. Mister RiI-
lups. I will. In dis wedder nnmbrel-
ler is RAIDER coamopolitan." o'f'
Some OF the Washington churches
won'sEallow spittoons in the pews, shd
fastidi0ns man has to walk clear to
the doot tetofeh can spit. !. /
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE
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A correspondent rot the = Chicago
Tribune. writing from Camp Brown,
WydmIng Territory, says: As Com
pauyE fhfrd Galvary, was proceeding
to Camp Brown, Wyoming Territory,
to relieve Gcmpany 3, Second Oaval-
~. q mostsstrpcious crime was COM
mittdRbynR. member of the former
company An escort of four men and
corporal wefe,at the North fork of
the R6pdasls, going toware Brown,
whenss without any warning, one of the
escottsnamed: Green rode up to one
MahhnSys andjs presenting his pistol.
shot him through the lupgs. He then
Immediately turned upon the others
and A6m@encsd an indiscriminate FIRE,
shooting tone man through the bowels
and fR90ther sthrough the side. AS
Ryana fell, the remaining uuinjured
man ran to help him get his feet from
the stirr1ps; consequently Green had
plenty e!Fsme 70 get two OF the horses
and take. TO thebluffs. An ambulance
coming ;6pSooH after, took the wound
ed men 10 Camp Brown. but the man
Mahoney died. before reaching the
post. Paftiesywere at once sent in
pursuit. land ats last accounts were on
the traii Of the murderer.
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Just the, season for Turnibs.
See Hefnitsh's Al,nanac.

49, Bee H61nttSh's AfnlQn1c.
VOLANT ,RUPA BAGA, Large Amber
J. Globe, Large, White Dutch Large
White Gl6bb. wf1ter Flat Dutch. Red Top,
Yellow Aberdeen, Improved Seven Top.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
Aug | + HEiNITSH,s Drug Store.
In the District Court Of the United
States, for South Carolina.
In the matter OF +. ". hIcMaster. of Nc.
Master, M0nteith & Roath, OF Columbia,
8. O.. Bankrupts. - Petition fol, full and
final Discharge IN Bankruptcy.
nRDERED,th that a !, caring bo had on the
~ 2tst day OF September. at Federal
Court House, in Charleston, s. O.; and that
all credi.orsf 6o., Of sald Bankrupt appear.
at said time and plaoo, and show cause. il
any they can. why the prayer OF the petit
toner should not be granted.
BY order Of tho Court, the Gath day Of
August, 1874. DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk OF the District Court OF tho United
States for South Carolina. Aug 29s
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Greshvilie and Co1umbiFsKailro,
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SISsAFt!lS anu CO1umU1K KailrOe
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E - ~ : 4 ! i7;11i;11s, r,P RP.Gsk : ;s' ANaHh
Sundays excepted, ceHpseiaps hHi,HENieLi
5s; SSss1sSs 5sssS :ss g.
orq 9oiIas 9sa s1 vP.iiv edI ,sauUit
4 f.esvsc9lp@biaat"... ..n..ssgi2o m
,Eeaye AlHton. ,.........t.... AL, 9.05 m
4easeNemDerIy.... .........ni 1Q, 81 z m
Leave Cokesbury.. .n!al2 tS I'm
Leave beiton. ~. :! !! 93! ,,s B.t{) n m
Arriyeat Greenville .....y.,s,I 1000 m
Leave Gre.nville It .Pt9~S;.lI &cM
LeAveIBgIt on! !!a94!h.. .9qi.olloB Gem
Leaye Cox .!sr siGab I'm
EesYe Newberry,V. ..... ;.,. In.d 1saDpm
4fESe sHe II GSlu;%s, a ?,
aadersoh Branehaad BAe Ridge Dssssason
Leave walhalla. 4. As a m hArrtve7.ibu
Le&So Perry vile 5.3OaH .n1,s6.8k M
Leave pendleton 6.10a ~, ~ $50 p n,
Leave Anderson 7.20 nj 'x!50h m
Arrivekt Belten $40 q M Leave9 5. SOB m
q Trains run on Xhl,eyfjle
Branch Monday. Wednesday ana friday.
On Anderson Branch. between Beltonaand
day. THOMAS DaobAMTaB. Sasai den aen sap saipf-
: 3ABLZ NonTon, G. General TickefA rehEt.
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Summer Schedule S. & U..R. e..
The Short Line Schedule.

'sNo- ANO aAoA A<AAO bCucuul6. yJSu
CHARLOTTE; CoLuMB1Al&A r. Rico
u.d OoLpMpIA3 s. C!JJune 28. d674.cY
10 "a b 1T THE asS stSS}3HIssSiDg :Rts
operated on aud after this datg.s r 81 s:.nf
y GOING NORTH Tt6ib bN0JsTYAdnKo
IsAss G1ssnisssiie. %soasai s Bm m
'A' Corbia Jpnctn 10 9ra,n TSnm
Arrive G Col umbia A?;; AZ s6s . s:HS S%
Leave Columbia..a. 13!A3smis y!Gism
Y'lu MMinnsboro. -. ,242p mi 10 no.
Arrive Charlotte. 80. .fG Asp m ''7H' ''"
No. Train makes caosp connection. ria
Charlotte and Richmond, 70! sII point.
North, arriving at New York 6:05 a. MI
No.4 Train, makes close connection ,pia
Wilmington and, Richmond to all points
North, arriving HtNew York at Is r. II.
aorNd'souTH.I TtainNoi 2 Train No 3
Leave Charlotte, 8.50;A m. l,ioT
Chester. ,11.03n moo, ,v,tf
Winnsboro.. IL SO p IN {.
Arrive Colum bia..... 2 42 p nj 'Naiis'
Leave Columbis.. ~. 2.b2 pili { $40 m
CoPbta Junot'n. t8. IL p m, q dis M
Arrive Augusta:. sos p M 81 45a NJ
sBreakfast. tDinner. tSuppef.
South bound Trains connect al! Ar,tuAta
Tor all points South and West Through
tlck ets soid andibaggage checkeflto pfinci.
pa points. ~ Sleeping cars on all Night
Trains. JAS. ANDERSON, G cner 81 SIM.
A.PoPE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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Wilmington, Columbia and Aug RR

Wilmington, Columbia ana AugRR
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART
COLUMBIA, y. O., Nay l6 1874.
&jRs 1s9 a E}ahtx. nT a e following Sche-
81 duls will be. eper ated
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH TRAIN no TRAIN NO 4
Leave Columbian. 80. 90 4 m 8.45 m
Florence..... .t12l26p!mi 2.l0am
Arrive Wilmtngton.... 7.l6 p m "7!15 m
GOING SOUTH. TnAIN NO ! TRAIN 30 8
Leave Wilmington.... 500 m 1910 D m
Florence. ....... 4.00p m 11.S7 D m
Arrive Columbia...... 9.t5 m A. 90 m
Train No. q. from Columbia, is an accom-
modation to Florence, AID there come cts
cloeely with N. E. Il. L., and at Wilmington
with W. d W. r. r. 10 all poipts North,
Train No. 4 from Columbia is fast Fx.
press, making through connections, lIrail,
North and south, and water line conpec.
tions uid Portsmouth,.
Train No. I. from Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with N. Err. h. for
Charleston, and is AL accommodation train
thence to Columbia.
Train No. 8. froiu Wilmington, is q fast
Express. onnectipg cloetly from I'd to all
points North and south. through tickets
sold aud baggage che cked 20 all principal
points. Pullman palace nleepeIa Jp night
trains. ~Brtakfast. tDipLtr. ttSppper
Accommodation Train No. 2 leaves Co.
lumbia daily, Sundays excepted, = Exprets
Train No. leaves Columbia every night.
JAS. ANDBhSON} Genera 6np.
A. Pore. Gen. Passenger and Tirkei,AEcni
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sfePhe9isHs s tnlRa aa ibseehcr.' .
TH8siHl k#fHr poem was vritteu +

fePhstisNs s utrdsHa HI ibseeher.' lc
TH&HlH&sRg poem was written by
M. A&NaRh Of Scotland. sixteen
yeai SE6s 81 b OCCASION OF the Iap-
poinS H eEty Ward Beecher TO
lectpss st tia celebration of Burns
one zaIA anniversary. January,
1sSsa Is,sS iSssssp ,,s. fam .0von o ~,
To sss ssia l1 o''Ayrhisaae...:i4 " :Di' is.'
8AHea EIM3seel; THaEIAAauQ
He MtSAe Charity, il ryYisew.s qiot
hSN9as{fhpf4t. $50 yrav?e.t1i n
His 4fw smaEfAp e. e,peed pa, tell; 1,e
FOL REs . 81 S'ssguId'soprsel;s &
G;nEyAss tyyA9hlf as gqid as Rab, IL
wEtf asksh4S niair. ed 44e qon
The Sg assk IN to fpaAlaewI1 III,
BntAgEMR Isats Q nsntle thraw,
To HiR wEsSad ssna tried the heart;
HNsaksps a tho best: byn..l ,s,i sdt J.
A cantafssbanep, AMI wha, osn,tell d
Wha&MaNbsfa' yer cannie sel2y1 .gt
SdMs holy preacher yadr
May tax, the S3dgels pp for ane.
CgMHafsy Bcecher.
I hat MA dobE ye'd like to ken
Wha ,tis, that tdk'st the, ,auld quill pen
TaMffte this, rhy me; isi-i
They khRHl slwa ad be little worth
I'@HASt myprime.sD nipor' 70 ''s
But Heh a lassie, yohng and fair,
I've Wandered aft BY bonnie Ayr
wE6saftsome giee, ~ %
Ere sssstesn mandate ( !, sent & me forth
sallEsausIs Hills and sootia's plai plains.
Her eRsts and her poets strains
T6Me eHEs dsar- -,
A aa8 5iing within my heart
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Seegers vs.. Cincinnati Beer.

HHHE Cincinnati Gazette makes the asto.
Il nlsning announcement that Cincinnati
beer is no longer pure. but a.lulterated with
molnsses, sugar Of starch, fusel oil and the
poisonous colchicum. The Oommissioner
Of Agriculture, in his report for 1865, saya
that Prof Mape-. of Now York, anaiyzet
the boer from dozen different breweries
and found all OF it aduiteratad Cooculus
Indicus and nux vomica entered largely
into its cOmposition.
j. q. SFEG ERS guarantees his beer to he
puro and reliable. He docs not adnltorate 9
it, bnt brews from the bent barley. malt
and hops. Jnn23
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Excursion Season of 1874 via Allan.
tic Coast and Midland Lines.
kA R EEyy EEy ssI EI sgaSsls sg!ss: sssal.sssE
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AID AU.
BIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROADS.
COLUMBIA. y. G Ma, %, 1874.
pOCSD TRIP TICKETS 10 all prumi-
III nent Virginia Springs and Western
North OarOliua Excursion Points, good
until November ] 1874, will be on sale at
tho Compapy's Ticket Office in this CITY.
both uia Charlotte and rin Wilmin gton, on
and after Jnne /, 1874.
Tickets to New York. Philadelphia, Rsi
tim oro. ria BAY LINE, at reduced raj es, alsO
on sale. a. POPE.
June7 General Paptrnper Apent
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Change of.schedule .

Change Of Schedule. r.
SOUTH CAROLINA KAILRoAD CompA,y
COLUMBIA. 5. o., October 1s. 1925
kR@ 49 ssli 10 Seoiss eoissso ssssaale easS,oe
and after sunday ,13thinstant;!o l7IoN
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRA1E. ,
Arriveat Charleston st .4.2Opm
Leave Charleston at. -. 800 nm
Arrive at Colum hi . At A.. SEQ pm
NIaHT ExPBEss, FREIGHT AND AccoMMoDA.
TIor TRAM, Sundays excepted
Leave .7.15 p u Arrive. 6. so /, m
Arrive Oh srlestop 7.10 p NJ .Leave..6 45 Fn
osmden Traini runs Monday, Wednepday
and Saturday, as follows:
Leave Oolumbia 1850 pm Arrive, II so am
Leave Camden 6.50 am Arrive 6.S6 PM
8. B. PIGKINs. General Ticket Agent
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Aperients.

Aperients.
NONG GRESS WATEn,
~ Tarrant's Soltzcr, Citrate MaSncsia,
SeidlitZ Powders. For aalo at
l.. T. SILLIMAN 4 CO.'S
July Drug store.