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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-09
EEHoRTEB ExPREssET ron rHE NoRsrSS LEADER.
~ @ H II R T. p o ES It
Blockade of the Hoosac Tun-
mel.
Explosion in the Frankfort
Arsenal.
A Characteristic Way of
Bagging Escaped prison.
ers in Colorado.
The 0'Connell Centennial.

New York, Aug. T.-Cardinal Nc
Closkey, accompanied by his secretary,
sailed to-day for Havre, on his way to
Rome, where he will receive the hat
and ring of the Cardinalate.
A Philadelphia dispatch about the
explosion of a magazine in Frankfort
Arsenal, says that the loss of life is
terrific. AS far as can be determined
In the confusion and excitement, not
less than forty persons were killed.
Probably one hundred others are In
jurcd, many of whom cannot long sur
vive. The building was blown to
pieces. In the building were stored
large quantity of powder, arms and
artillery, besides battle Glg and tro-
phics tnkcn and used In the wars .
the country.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-09

London, Aug. s.-A TIE Deum is to
be sung this evening in all the
churches Of this Arch Episcopal Dio-
cese for the blessings resulting from
O'Connell's labors.
A serious riot occurred in Glasgow
yesterday between the Orange men
and home rulers, during the o'Connell
celebration. Five policemen were in
Jured. Fifty arrests have been made.
The rioting was renewed tonight.
Captain Bogardus, the American
pigeon shooter. has defeated Rimell
easily.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-09

Denver, Col. Aug. 7.-Sevcral days
since a breach was effected in the
Denver city Jail, through which
number of prisoners escaped. All had
been recaptured except Evan E. Hall,
w. Wilder and Harry Leighton, whR
succeeded in reaching a heavily tim
bered region, about fifty miles south
ward of this city. Last night they
were decoyed into coral where they
expected to secure horses provided
by friends for their escape. When
they were within few feet of the de-
coy horses they were fired upon Ey
sixteen ranchmen, and leighton was
pierced by seven bullets and instantly
killed Hall by four bullets. and he
died in few hours. Wilder, who it is
supposed received a severe wound, sue
ceeded in making his escape and is
still at large. All three were of the
worst class of desperadoes. Hall had
been sentenced to ten years for muir
der, and the other two were under in
dictments for similar offenses.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-09

Chicago, Aug. S.-A Kansas City
special says that the war of rates be-
tween the St Louis, Kansas City and
the Northern Railroad and competing
esting point to the travelling public.
The above named road has cut the rate
down to two dollars to st. Louis, and
tomorrow the Hannibal & st. Joseph
Road will make the rate from Kansas
City to Chicago and indianapolis five
dollars or ten dollars for the round
trip. The rate from Kansas City to
Cincinnati has been made SlI.5O, TO
Baltimore and Washington SIS. so, and
to New York $1,000.
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Notice or Co-Partner.hip.

The undersigned have this day
formed a o-partnership under the
firm name of Whipple & Hay for the
purpose of continuing the Wholesale
and Retail Grocery business, at the
stand heretofore occupied by /. G.
Whipple, on Ferguson street.
They respectfully solicit a continu-
alton of the favors or their old friends,
and would be pleased to meet as
many new ones as can make 1t con
venient to call.
/. G. WuIPPLE,
HENRY G. HAY.
Cheyenne, August 2, 1875.
as ct
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ertAbllShed NrIistes
HARRY LORAINNE.
Du-ch and Ethiopian Come dian and vocAiist.
The Ce,ebeared GymnHsts,
The Moro co Family.
WALTER PARKS,
Comedian and Song and Dance Artistic.
o. b. BRACE,
Irish Comedian and Vocalist.
The L q @ q N q r. n I,
Comedian Character Actor and Vocalist.
J. NJ. MARTIN,
Eccentric Comedian and CharArtor Acirr.
The California Nightingale.
Miss E'annie Gurrc
The Queen OF Lady GymnRsP,
NJ - - n ellie L con.
Tho Child Wonder.
Master Vicolo.
sS- New Stars WIN appear avery week. Ia
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
j,lsd.Iy
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Frankfort, Pa, Aug. IAN explo-
sion occurred this forenoon at the
Arsenal, killing one boy and in
juring twenty other boys-some ia
tally.
The explosion at half-past 0 o'clock
this forenoon at Bridesburg Arsenal,
was caused by the breaking up of
condemned metallic ammunition.
There We're many reports of the killed
and injured, but only one person, a
lad of about Is years of age, was killed.
About twenty-five others were in
jured, several of whom cannot sur
vive.
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SEQ RE WARE

Will be paid for the return to Fred
Schwartz'S Hotel, Pole Creek, of a
brown, half-hreed mare, branded q
on left hip, TIL combined, on left hind
leg; she has white spot on nOstril
and scar on right fet-lock joint.
a9 dGtwIt
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-09

Springfield, Mass, Aug. GA large
mass OF soft rock fell in the Hoosac
Tunnel last night, and small pieces
are falling to-day. The miners dare
not approach to ascertain the extent
of the damage. The track is blockaded.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-09

Ottawa, Can, Aug. 8. "A dispatch
from Gl!tireau says that three chill
dren, while picking berries in hush,
were killed by II bear. Only the feet
and arms OF one child were found.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-09

San Francisco, Aug. s.-A fire at
Iowa Hill, yesterday, destroyed the
Parker House, Methodist Church and
ten dwellings. Loss $4,000.
A heavy shock of earthquake was
felt here this morning. No damage
is reported.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-09

Watcrtertown, y. Y, Aug. s.-The
steamer York was burned to the
waters edge at Massena, this eTening.
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p. II. Fisher, Agent for the New
Howe Sewing Machine, the Best
Machine in the world. Corner of
18th and O'Neil. je9-d3m
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Paris, Aug. Victor Hugo well
coined the American Rife Team to
his residences last evening.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-24

he sEisrsignsi. Special Con uissiousrs appointst
b bis Majesty % SELECT, resolve and fsrSsrd Oh
1ectE Illustrative % the arts manufactures and pro
eusts Ct he HAUaiiau kirgdsa. destined fsr the IL
tsruEton Al Exhibiiiou AZ Phila5slph. on the oeea
Sicn q the Ccrte-uia Anniversary II The var 1873
beg herewith give notes that tkey are prepared e
receive fro1 esutribgtoFs all articles CT objects 50
deFciue1, AZ the oSee Of the Hon. s. G. wilder Ho-
nolGla- As al Articles 70 be exhibited uzst Be il
PhiiassPtia bst'rs Mareh 4th. 1876. the eontribz.
i;ors frO1 these Islands NEST beeopletui and ready
fer beng furvarded a. before The cad of the yeal
Z 1878
We beg herewith to appeal list Of some obje-s,,
The natural Prs5zet, AID Of TIE 5anafsetures arts
ministries ard resources Of these Islands that il is
s1see<ts1 EAy b seat % TIE EIhibition:
SPeeiasus Ct Eocds-plai1, polished, and II sec
tio1s e trss<.
FuruiszrS, uass frou Island voods.
Prepared specimens Ct birds and fshss, Sc
SGzPles ofvsss.abIes sai fruits; dris5 preserved,
ard gresn e. grOuing-
Fs-us. Cereals. C0cozzztz
Sslt-sroz natural deposits. CT szr-sTsporatsd.
Sell; eorziE * al qualities aaa shade
6eoloEieal sPseizsus.
FTsroGs Pln6ts, e al kiaas, aaszr.i or prepared
Aeuztie PtartE.
Cefss N hays.
susar froa eass large Piaat.sisa: saaplss Of DIFF.
fs-s1t Sualissss IN kezs-
Wed; samples fro1 sark Island, in the ssess or
eArssS-
Cotfcn; IN boIls ard ri1rsd-
Rses II bags; elsAre3 and gnelsa1s5.
Ava II roctE-
TAiloE IN casks
ArTOE-root il kegs
AazufhetaTes feztksr eloaks EAts tap1s: Gala
bashss tEi1s fruz uAtiTe fhru-s materials aresut
Etoae .3rss ssA hsoks; 155els e eauoss hose
Utensils; 1edelz Of hozses, q forzsr and preset
u1es; leather e al kiuds; useiss-Eork shoes,
hats. stc-
Phosogr1FhE a HGE1iiaa sSjecsz and sseaery
Large nap e TIE ArrAipel1rs - ; sr,e-szeu q
rStiTe kr0Eieirs ard skin.
Mo6sl ofths lEards, z1is 20 . seale shovi-r the
PeyEezl GrogrzFhy E=s tsPogrzFhy e the szzs. tie
7SSztAlsfr Valleys, ro15s, forests. deserts a-abs
a1d g-1isg AHaI. TilACSs. TirsrS, Toleunoss, har-
bc-S, Had PsPslztisa e eseh Tsi--d
Books i tie HEEaiia- Iazruars
SsEEPGps-s n E=EiTsh z56 HEruif1u
ssarEsaeEi ilforzariou e the ed-e1fiSnsl and ~
hg5SSs eo-diti0a e IL Havana. psopIs, e What
ever rsliEiszE fafth. creed e. Ee-s
HE AZ. NE AISlsTzz OF ISTxzIsa,
sGErEL 6. WHBEz,
J. e kAEATEUI. Coz-isEso-ErS
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you nay perhaps, st sc@e fa,ure dsy. proved 10
Euelaud aad tie vArious ecuutriss q EuroFe.
In sach o.ss. ear ssseFe Iour MAJESTY e CO.
dial vrlcoe ana recsFsios il that lad vhOse Sove-
rvgus srO1 the ti1s q VapeOuvsrs arrival IL tsese
Isasas have never eesses to take Tho ivsises inter
in ths welfare asd isssPsssoscs q tie Hawaiian
kincieu.
To which Els Majesty replied in the fsliOEiag
words:
I ,hAnS you. Mr.. WeseAosss. for year eong-s,u-
lssious % zyssssr1 frc The Vsisea Ssasss. vhsre
have hosa rsSSivs5 - Hospitality. leSk forward
viii ric.sErC to a tize vhrh nay BE easblCd TO
visa Eer0Ps, aud especially Eagiana, whose SSre-
rsigss have Auzys tAksn EueA inte-es1 ir the vel
fs-S and indSFssseusS SrsAs kinraea, and ~hsrS
seel Hssurcl that thSuls receive eoriiAl wolSoue
Hin Majesty was Aiteu3sa % tAa cecAsios BY u.
T. II. Prises W1. PEt LosjohOksi His ExOslisHsy
". L. 6rcsa. Minister fSr F0rsigu AEsirs His III.
JsAe o. DOuisis, GSrsrsOr q oahu HO1. Ea. II.
Boyd. H. Ms Csazberlaia; Gel W. 7. Aiiea and
CO.. c. II. Judd
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O. No.s1y tAs 81 E.ss-, Ezs MISSY reeesres Z.
B. Ms cozEaEiossr and couszl 6eae-zl, Nrjor
James T. WoaeAozss. VIE i=s-oSuses Cs=-a-se-
Gas. B. Also1. r NJ cozzassizE E. 3. Ms SIP
Rrszsss-, Ezs cSzEH-Ss- 2. Ts-5sr Nez,i-. Z Y
orH. b M-'s ssiF RsF1iss- Tax-s Es-e alse i-s-O-
duee5 % Els MH5estT, FI-sI= l. P0Esz, r n.
S.s S1rreSs &. B Ms So Rsi.sssr; Less-s L
R-so-, + ". Lsszt- Z 3 N'sskiP Rspssss Ls,-.
Vs-as O-issa-. R-S-, H. = N'EsAiP R.sssse-, v.
RA0s-a. r. N PsEzAEsr 4. 3. N.'ssAiF Rs;.ass-;
Esz-y Eusb~zss. b ~ E1rsg1<izr Liszt h B.
Ms ssiF RSssss-s Frsss-Sek y. Es=.-.. r "
ckisf KzEizssr T. 3. Ms sAiP Esissss-; gol- gsE.
r~.R " Ez-zsE T. b Ms sAiv Rei.sssr. r.
uusE Dz-so=he. l. n LszG H. & Ms shss Rsss-
6ssr.
M R-ziEA c1zzszzi-ss- uslsozss rs Missy
ruezu a. fs1lSgE:
sn- ssv IVA 70 ssssPt ny riss~-s suzEr.tlla-
tis-s ca yo1r ruezr1 o. Huzslzlz fruz YER Tsz -
"a Czisra S1aa. y rAass Ezlz s,z PssFss ~
rs-s rsssirss va ss.h ki-s-ssI al hosE7,.lSEy.
AEAssrA C thE ocs1siu.. - v--r s-zhA. T. sz-
tuas y51r yo1rnsy % The oshsr Eisr e he Aa4zfr,
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thanking the American Government for hav-
ing 50 cordially entertained him whale there.
Hawaiians are, proverbially grateful Tor favcrs
shown to llsom, and this occasion should not
be allowed 20 pass without some expression Of
the Kind. The reading Of the Hawaiian YER
sion Of the resolutions was received by the
largo audience with the most enthusiastic
ADMINISTRATIONS Of cheering and clappiug Of
hands. Their Introduction was exceedingly
opportune and appears to have struck the key
note Of the feelings Of the assehblage. MF
II. NJ. Whitney then ruse and read the Eaglish
version OF the resolutions TO the audience, Mr..
u. P. Poll made another motion-thAt the
resolutions be printed and sent 70 the american
Government. The presiding officer Hon. J.
Moanauli, then read them siugly and they were
passed by reclamation. They are a. follows
RssoitVti, That the thanks Of the Hawaiian People
be rendered to our beloved Sovrrcign King KALa.
KAuA. for bis mission TO the United States, aud for
the favorable Impression which be has made In that
country regarding Hawaii.
Rsoirsi That the thanks OF the Hawaiian People
arc hereby rendered to the American Government
and People, for Tue courteous manner inwhichlhey
entertained our Sovereign, aud iog the kindly ser
vice Of q naioaal war vessel 10 convey him TO aud
from San Francisco.
Reso'rei That these resolutions be printed In the
Hawaiian and English newspapers, and that copy
of them be sent to the American Government
through It's Minister Resident.
At the closeof the proceedings their Majes-
ties retired. and the audience dispersed. II
was not generally known that the King would
speak in English, or there would have been .
much larger representation Of the foreign ele-
ment. Il was one Of the finest and most order
ly assemhlages that we have ever seen in that
church on a similar occasion. The King and
Prince were dressed in plain citizens clothes,
with royal badges; while the Queen, who was
attired in black silk with white lace
shawl, looked very attractive. The whole pro
ceedings went off very creditably to those who
took part in them.
His Majesty has ordered that the Resolutions
be printed on white satin, and they viii be in
this shape forwarded to the President Of the
United States.
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IOsr nos, obSaieu, Servant,
WI. GHKrS.


LEeAToS ~ rHE UNtrSp STATES,
HoaSlpls. Hawaiian Islands, Feb. seth. ISIS.
Ms Exssllsnsy W. l. GErKS. e
II. II. Ms Minister for Forsigu AEAirs-
SIN 81 have the hSoOr to ssknouleass the recsiP,
Of Year g1sslleBsy's uSss e the Issh instant. in
vhSvh yos convey - ne His Nsisssy's thanks. and
sAoss Of his Government. for having sS>OuPanied,
AID given ny counsel and assistance to him the
occasion q his visit 70 the Uaitei States.
!; Is viii lively gratitude and satisfaction. that
receive tAsss manifestations Of His NSjesys and the
Governments kiHdy estimation Of my services
which Soaisss arr hardly deserving Of high and
hoRsrablr Ssstiss ;Ass nsu offered to ne.
Ian SoguiEant Of the fact that His Majesty jour
nsy 70 the United States WAS undertaken At eCnsdsrA.
he risk te himself owing to the severity Of the winter
climate q the cestinsst; and that be inPelled
- to Do BY high ard PATRIOTS desire to heaek, bis
people. b. eusivaser nors friendly relations with
bis seSFest peirhbors and best frieads.
Ian grAtiscd to ihink, that the near future may
give him fsu reward foz the undertaking.
have the honor to BE with higA respect, and uost
Distinguished eossiieratiou,
Yosr E1esllsasy's obSaSent Servant.
HESRr A. PEIEcK.
Hated States Minister Resiaent
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POLloE COCET sTGTIsTrcz-We l-e Iudes;sd 70
" c J7aes, Esa, Cur POlice Magistrate, for the
following he total number Of eozviesioas drrfaz
is74 vas So; seqzitt.is IoS; committed for trial
Il TIE SzP-e1e cocrt, ard 70 TIE Rssorustory
Sehool ls6i total eriziuaI cases, Sc; uruber q
civil szits, II; total e4ses tried, US This
eizsiEs q proceedings CO the delisgueut tax lis,
uhicA VII average 20 ezses. Aforuidshle dockss
f5r city Of I4.000 inhabit1nis-
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OmcIaI Corrr-Pondcaoo.

DEPARTMENT ~ FeEEleS AFFsrEs,
Hoaolulu. Feb. rs. ISIS,
REIR ApETEAI ALrr. Cc=panaisg Tie Uaitsa
STATES S9uaarOn 81 The NcrsA Paeiss.
Sms Al the rSsssss 81 his Majesty The King. I
have sSv The hoaOr saaruss zee. With The SSieo,
q rvssrriug HIS MEies;y's sincere tAAsts and a.
kaouoirRssts Ter the usisO-n tiadacSsEna oOsrsosy
dod to him snd to bis sui,s whilst boGrd The
UriseS Staiss ship PoasseOlA BY ySsrsslG veil
BY The 0EcSFs Of the ship and BY vhieh the vOyAES
frOa SaH FrsHeiseo made Agreeable 70 him
His Majesty slso 6csirCs ne thank yos, ana ySsr
oesrs in az especial manner fUr tie dsn0assrasioa
bO4rd he Pssssools ss he Issh instant in boaoE
q his slccticu 70 he ThrOns q HAWAII the ls;A
OF Fsb. ASA. and uhieh reoaTeS 70 his mind at the
sane moment, h0u zseA this KingdOu vas indebted
that SsoAsiS1 to he ProzPs sssiSa os The ships u
var e The United States and ether fieadly powers,
Asd hsu seearey Be abe year Afterwards 70 be
Absent srOn his KasdO, and eonkaS rs caec II The
hands Ofhs peopls ard 60Serszsst. under the yOung
Prnes Rsscet, his brOshs-. William Pit, Isleiobsls.
have the hoaos = rCAin With The highest respect
and eunsiasrAtiOs, SIR, year zoss Sbcdieat serrHpt
W. L GEEKS.
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IT was very pleasant to witness the internal
tiOnal demonstrations on the occurrence of the
anniversary Of the birth of Washington. The
representatives of Hawaii and England WED
with those of America to honor the name and
fame Of one of the worlds heroes, he who
was first in war, first in peace, and first in the
hearts of all mankind. Had Washington never
been bonn, it may well be questioned whether
the United States would now have been in ex-
istence His genius seems to have Stamped it.
self on all that is noble and good in that great
republic, and moulded il into one of the lead
ing nations Of the day. The incident narrated
by correspondent, in another column-whieh,
by the bye, we have never seen in print before
will illustrate the religious principles that
governed this great warrior-statesman, and
what it was that made him so popular and
so useful to his fellow-eountrymen.
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NoErr PAsnic srArlax,
[. s. Fac SErr 81 PsSsAcg1A. - = RGrE.

j -fNAAA aNAfAN EhANA~Nf
[. s. FLAe SEIF &" PESSAcoIA." RArE-
Hoaolala, Hawaiian Islands, Feb. IS. 1878.
HIS ExoELLkSor W l. 6EEES,
BIS Hawaiian Najsssy's Nirisssr q Fo-ei-s AsAirs.
SIS 81 have lad The homer 81 rsesirips yosrsoz-
nuuiosOO Of the lsth ins.Ast sonrsyile the thanks
q bis NSics-F. tie Kiag, for What be considers
kiusness Sad esursssy sHteadsd to Hin and his suite
By myself. the Captain SuS OEeers Ct The Z. s ship
Pess4SOla- uAss bis MAJESTY vas car hosOre5 eeess
bard Of The ship Il R4kiag the passage frOz SAa
Frspsisco to Hoaolulz.
L Is very gr4lfyiag &c ayssH Ha6 Osoers, 70 Re
thss assured thAs His Majesty zass sOzforsable
and eostsates, far IS circumstances vogld permit
daring His P1Sass On hoard q ne PszsasolA Tor it
Sex oay he dEy. hss sSs pleasure q ths o6osrs
% d IL in tbsir PSsss fOr he Royal Gssst commit.
ss's g Se az hOuSr.
o. the Psrs e the Unissi Ssases and It's 0ssiAls,
the-s has always besa VAN aad ssrOae feeling q
frieossAiP and syaPsshy in bSsalg q the Hawaiian
Islands. and their prosperity, aad towards those Who
held the rsiss e Gsverr4esI
Bs,isvirg tAAs ia slS,siss Ct his Majesty. KisE
KAlAkaas. vas jusisiogs ore for tie people, Ard
for the prosperity e The HsvAin- Islands. We eOud
nc, bat fee ~ iHseres; IN esls6rstag did. the
arss anniversary q that sTsas, sAssga r distant O
tie OeoAz. and e uAisA Year Exssllssey las besa
blessed &c make zs.toa II yo1r lsssss Of the ISJh
inst-
Be pieAsed e eoaVsy &c HIS Majesty, the.sssrzsos
e esseoz ard respect IN uhiss be Is hsls ~ uyssf
TIE Captain sas o6ssr q tie L 5. ship Psasseola,
viii best uisbsk fer loag ard p-OspsrOss rveu.
have tie hooos to Be, viii ;Ss highest rs<Pecs,
To1r Sb<sisnt ssrr4zt,
JoEx J. ALHE.
Rear Adzi-4l {. 5. y. CozzHasias Z. 5. Naval
Ps--a a, N,-tA p,sss. Ss..s,-
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DErAErrrsr CT FOEuss ArrArEs,

DEFAErEESr oF FOEEleS AFFArks,
Hoaelals, EsS. la, lS5&
Els E1esTiesey HESEr A. PETRcE,
UIises States Miais;e- Re<i6s-l
SIC ~ have The hOsor ss address TeCr R1esl-
lsosy al he rSSssss e His Majesty tie King ts s1-
F-sss throGsh yea ss the Prssssszs e TIE Uuisei
STATES &C Azsriea BIS NsiestyS sises-s thants for
tie vey hsSF4h1s. kiss AID sCzrts0zx reespsio- be
has rcesved Il ia; s0szyy, vel as fer the fsrth-
s;sszs0u e tie Usi,s5 States 6Orera=s-tir p,ae-
INK at Hs Ns!essyis sisPssai tie .pIszsis Uaisss
States ship Psas1sslar il vkish 70 rsszrz to Bis
KiEgisz-
BIS Majesty eaz usrs- fs-rsk tie ress-oss zA-us-
i WIKI the GoVsruzsss sss pssrse e TIE Urits5
States reserved hin. Azs his ris;s there vii GlEsys
bs rs1s=es-es by hin As o1s q tie plsasAs,sss
p<risis q his lie
His NS5essy trus-s Llso tat 1pz-s froz tie grsst
pleasure rAiek hs ssjoCra 4 tie Uui.sa states As
GSsrsei hiz PSrso1sly, ]; nay BE tie 1eaas q ssiI
fsrshsr es1s-EizE lie fris1SSkip vbisS has alvnys
existed bssEesz Gas eoSut-sz 1as lead t. ssss-
sozzs-Sisl rslsiioss besvssz ihsz, vhi-h nav be
he means e asreoPisg The rssOGrsss of this kinr
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taa, Ui.h vAisA have tie hSzo- to Be, Sir,
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-24

FOTATO RoT--Teis disezse Is sid 10 have reaehed
C-iiOrHi- Hne : destr0yizZ tie crop Late izPor-
tsfi7zs slow the potatoes 70 Be disezsed Ousers
have --sly ben reoTed for lrish potatoes Of Isl-
ard growth, and tie l.st steiner took ever fou q
fns, large sd potHtoes- Oar potsto growers
seoSid take EFeeisl eare with their crops aid pro
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for lOeIi e01ss1Pti0u snd for shiPPing, bit there
vi p-ohshly Be cs1aaaa frou C.lifornia for more
seea posatoez-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-24

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