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Discussing the Currency Question.

They were both sitting in the grocery
about $3.50 p. IN. and talking over M,
currency question. Said tall, thin
man with game eye, red nose. and
a suspicious glossiness about the knees
OF his pants and the under part OF his
coat sleeves: You see All this talk
about initiating the currency by the *
sue OF more National Bank notes is hum.
bug, and I'll 'splain Il 10 YOU. Now.
suppose I'm going To start "a National
Bank, what do | dop Wei. | 90 Ia
Washington to the Secretary of the
Treasury, and give him 100000 in
United States bonds and he s1But IS
said the other disputant, AN old man
with a severe countcnancc and mouth
like the slip in post-ollice lcttcr-box.
"you hain't got no 100000 in United
States bonds Mell,m said the frs,
speaker, rather hastily and testify. ohnt
suppose for the sake Of argument that
have 100000 in bonds. | take them
to the Treasurer and But. -
growled the old man, "what'n thun.
der's the use Of your supposin' YOU had
slOO, 900 in bonds? You knows wells
| do that YOU hain't; YOU never had -
4" Don't make sanguinary fool Of your
SELF retorted the tall, thin man:
" haven't YOU got sense enough 90 I'M
derstand what am saying? suppose
he said, beginning anew for the third
time, with his face very red ",nppo>e.
then, that take my 800. 900 in bond,
to the Treasurer and "But, - re-
sponded the severe old man, with a re-
sounding thump of his cane on he floor.
"yOu know YOU haven't got 100000 in
bonds, nor $4,000, nor $1,000. nor
800. Your father hadn't enough mon
ey in his life topay the tax on yellow
dog, and you'll never have any while
you go on drinking poor whisky and
have got n shif'less wife like that Of
yourn. A hundred thousand dollar, in
bonds Yes, in "A horn" "WcI,"
said the tall, thin man, ''if you've got
any bonds they'd belong TO Your credit
ors il you were honest" Then they
clnched. Chicago Tribune
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FOREIGN.

The Vice. Chancellor Of Cambridge Uni
yersity has announced as the subject OF this
years poem in competition for the Chancel-
lor's medal. "The Centenary Of American
Independence. =
The total number Of lives lost by the
Deutschland disaster j. given At -, ofwhom
"a were passengers and IA crew.
An explosion OF a case Of dynamite oc-
Cured on the steamboat pier at Bremen
haven, on thellth, while the steamer Moselle
was taking on her passengers and baggage.
sixty-eight persons were killed outright
and IS wounded, while eight Others We're
missing. -Four Of the killed and six Of the
wounded were passengers on the Mosellc.
The vessel was so badly disabled that anoth-
er vessel had TO be substituted i'm her place
for the intended voyage.
The Prince Of Wales arrived ~ Madras on
the 18th, and was Hospitality received.
4 Bremen newspaper asserts that Thomas.
the owner OF the package Of dynamite which
exploded with such fatal effect on the quay
At Bremerhayen. has confessed 20 the in
tention Of destroying the steamer Mosel for
the sake Of insurance he held. and impli-
Gated others IN the plot. The report re-
quires confirmation. which cannot be oh
tanned before the end Of the judicial investi-
cation now going on. Thomas j. said 10 be
an American.
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Exploit OF Three Young Boys.

Bears appear To be unusually abund-
ant in the Shandakcn region this year,
and the oldest resident cannot call to
mind time when bar meat was 80
! flush. OF course all the old hunters
have bear stories 10 relate, and in the
stores and other lounging-places where
these men congregate, many a thrilling
adventure is told Of Bear steak forms
a prominent feature in the domestic bill
of fare, and bear grease is plentiful
commodity OF the recent exploits in
that region none will better bear re-
counting than that Of some youngsters
named IIilliker. Four or five miles
from Shandaken, up Broadstreet llol-
low, lives the widow Hlliker, with five
or six children, the eldest Of whom i a
boy about sixteen years old. The head
of the family was suddenly called away
few years ago by the falling IF a tree,
and since then Mrs. Ililliker has
struggled along with her brood of little
ones as best She could. One day last
week this Oldest boy, with two Of his
brothers, one about fourteen and the
other eleven years old, were in the
woods hunting partridges, when their
dog found a hole in which some animal
was ensconced. The end Of its nose
Just proiruded from the hole, and the
boys at first thought it was "A ground
hog, and began poking sticks at it,
when the animal came out further and
they discovered the nature of the beast.
Now full grown bear in healthy con-
dition isn't the sort most persons care
10 fool with. and certainly three young
boys wouldn't be expected to court
familiar acquaintance with him. But
the oldest boy, nevertheless, drew q
bead on his bruinship and fired, the
shot lodging in the shoulder. The bear
drew back and was heard tearing around
in his lair as if very uncomfortable in
mind or body. The night was coming
on, and the boys couldn't prevail on
the bear to come out and face the
music, SO they stopped up the mouth Of
the hole by building wall in ii, and
went home. Next day they procured
assistance Of n neighboring young man
and went to finish their capture. The
young man fired in the hole several
times, which made II hot for the bear,
and he finally attempted TO escape, but
as he came out the boys caught him by
the leg, and well-directed shot by the
young man gave him his quietus. lie
was fine fellow, weighing, when
dressed, 1875 pounds, and very fat
Kingston On. ~ freeman.
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EAST.

Gold closed in New York on December i B.,
az li4a.
BY the burning OF the Harmony Mills. nj
Paterson, y j., on the Sth, 9o0 hands were
thrown ont or employment.
Three workmen i'm the Centennial build
ing At Philadelphia were killed by the falling
OF A seafold on the Sth.
VIM. Delaney was hanged At North Hemp
stead. l.. T.. on the 10th, for the murder OF
Capt. Lawrence.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
has given notice Of a general reduction in
the salaries of is employees, beginning on
Jan. ! next The operators in many OF the
stiles and Towns have united in protest
against the proposed reduction.
The cabinet shops Of the Wheeler & VIII
son Sewing machine Company. AT Bridge
port, Conn, were Destroyed by fire on the
night Of the nth. Loss, $40, 600; in>ur-
ance. 500. 900.
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was elected United states senator by the
MoEnery Legislature. has relinquished his
claim IL seat In the senate. Il j. UNDER
stood Mcmillan does this a. apart Of the
Wheeler compromise, SO that the present
Legislature, which l. the result Of the COM
promise, may choose senator regularly, OF
whose election the Republican senate can
raise no question, they having Endorsed tho
Wheeler compromise. McEnery. a GOV
crnor. has published protest against Me-
Millan's resignation. and say he shall forth
With appoint his successor.
The Agricultural Department report for
November shows that the corn crop Of 1875
was one-fourth larger than that OF lS7i.
aud one Of the heaviest ever grown
In America. The same i true OF
potatoes, in quality A. well a. in
quantity; while all the tobacco growing
states show a large Increase Of product q.
The cotton crop will pass the limit OF four
million bales. New England reports a
good hay crop, but In other states
the quality was much damaged 10y rains.
The year has been mostly one Of disaster 20
nit-growers. An extraordinary increase
in the sorghum crop. over last year. i indi-
Gated i'm the Southern states and in the Mis-
sissippi Valley.
Oluf Slcnersen. Swedish Envoy ENtraor-
binary and Minister Plenipotentiary at
Washington, j. dead.
Clerk Adams Of the House Of Representa-
tiye- disappointed hisuncle. Green Adams.
Of Kentucky. Chief clerk. in place Of Clin-
son Lloyd. Green Adams was member 81
the Thirty sixth Congress. and afterwards
sixth Auditor Of the Treasury.
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number Of negroes. some days subse-
quentls an attempt was made by party oi
negroes TO rescue their comrades. when a
collision occurred In which nine OF the ne
grocs wcr Killed. No white men were
hurt
Gen. BabcOck was served with an order Of
arrest by "a nitcd states Marshal AT Chi
cago. on the nth, and gave bail ina the sum
Of = 900 for his appearance .orIrial At St.
Louis.
Hon. :. 4. Glover. 'oi II. Louis, who was
appointed 10 succeed Gen. Henderson as
special counsel for the Government IN the
Whisky Ring eases. declined 90 serve, and
Col. james %. Broadhead has been rendered
and has accepted the position.
The Missouri state Grange met AZ >edalia
on the 18th.
Commodore Vanderbilt has made an aidi-
iicnal donation Of Zoo. Oo To- the Vanderbilt
University, which makes 500. 900 in all.
The Illinois state Grange held it, annual
session At hampaign, beginning on the
18th.
II i proposed that the 700. 600 Cansers
in the United state, each contribute 10
cents towards the erection OF a building At
Louisville, ny, 10 be used a. the head
quarters OF the order. thus forming fund
OF so, 900.
4 meeting 81 millers OF the Northwest was
held al Chicago on the l4th, 10 protest
against the recent advance on Eastern -four
freights from 20 to % cents per barrel; also
against the alleged discrimination in favor
Of wheat and against flour.
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wAsHIys.TOy.

II j. officially announced that the Republi-
can National Committee will meet on Jan
uary IL, In Washington, for the purpose Of
fixing the time aud place for holding the
next Republican National Convention for
the nomination u President and Vice. Presi-
dent.
Hon. W. T.. Mcmillan Of Louisiana, who
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A farmer escorted his girl into a
Vicksburg shoc-storc the other day TO
have her provided with new understand
ings, and as he left her in order TO call
ut store on another street, he said I:
.. Now, Hannah, don't % and make a
fool Of yourself, trying 10 crowd your
big No. feet into No. shoes" She
blushed fiery red, and gave him terri
BILE look, but he went on: '.fou know
you did it last spring, and | believe
that's the reason YOU had them biles on
your legs. ~ Ticksburg Herald.
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REPORT or ruE sEcRErAn, on WAX.

RkroRr 90 rItE SECRETARY on WAR.
Secretary Belknap. Ia his report, says that the
year has been uneyentfnl so far as the Army Is
concerned. According a. the report We have
barely - .Oo soldiers. and these. Ia large part,
are employed In the Indian country. As cont
pared with the year presiding. dc.ertions have
greatly fallen on. there having been but 5.l NJ
against God for the fiscal year 1854. The See
rotary recommends the repeal Of the act of March
=, lsf9, under which all bands " were mustered
out OF thu service, and that a military band Of IS
musicians be allowed 10 each regiment. lie also
recommends the enlistment and organization 81
men Tor transportation service exclusively. as ia
the German army. He also recommends the
still further encouragement Of enlistments of
men Of family into the Army by provide g a more
stringent oath for that purpose. The Signal
service has lcen kept up and extended, showing
snpi results. rs the yerihcation of - SIT per
cent ~ predictions u an Improvement previ.
Gus wears. Special attention Is called 10 the
recommendation cf the Chief Signal officer that
tlie signal Corps be constituted bureau 81 the
Department. Under the act OF Feb 10. ls73 for
the relief ot grasshopper sufferers, a57 les ra-
tons were issued Ia % sal adults and o. Ytg chill
dren under II wears of age in the States OF Min
nesota. Nebraska. Iowa. Kansas, and the Terri
tories of Dakota and Colorado. The enactment
81 system OF annuiiies for the families OF de
ceased officers by voluntary deductions
from the monthly pay OF those holding commits
si0us ia the Army II recommended and urged.
The estimates of the Chief Of Engineers for tho
ensuing year IN the aggregate are : Il .2N ,sit.
OF this sum. .oti 600 are for Publications and
other works ~ defense, and slf .30l 100 are for
improvement OF rivers and haroor-. IN IN
crease Of The appropriation for arming and equip
ping the militia Il again recommended. Il Was
e20o 01o IN l-tl~ and still remains NJ that figure
The present organized strength Of the militia h.
- "a, while the unorganized strength h. ,10i,
30. The Secretary thinks. were arms and equip
ments forthcoming, the organized force would be
greatly augmented. The expenditures Of the
Department Including river and harbOr i'm
proyements) foot up ell .97s .375. =. being re-
duction OF ,Ots ai9 IS from the total OF l,1S g.
The estimates for the ensuing year are - 40, -
N4ff
ton Of the Old system Of appointment OF post
traders By Department commanders.
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ami November of this year compared with the
corresponding months ~ l>s4 The subject of
frauds BY the Whisky Ring and their prosecu.
ton is discussed at length. Reasons are given
for the refusal ~ compromise any eases Of fraud,
and IL IL declared that persistent and ~ -ematic
frauds viii be visited with the seyercst penalties
OF the law.
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REPORT OF THE sERRErARr OF THE SAvY


Secretary Robeson's report OF the Naval Service
FOR the year shows that the number OF vessels OF
every class and description now borne on the
Navy Register Il Ia carrying 49, guns and
lj2 Az tons measurement. OF these, many are
sailing vessels Of little value part Of the
efficient forccfO either the cruising or lighting
purposes % the present day The steam vessca /.
as distinguished from iron -clads and torpedo
ships. number ~. Of which % are tugs. OF the
remainder 3 are ready for use wisn required
our iron clad hcet consists ~ 70 YES
sells. "a Of the monitor type, tOrpe-
10 ships, and never launched. Al
the yes.,ls (-l are available, including ~ iron
clads and torpedo boats. Details are gwen Of
the operations ~ the feet on each Of the sx sta =
tons. The Secretary has the following 81 - =
upon the condition 81 the Navy "It ~ crafty
Ing % be able % report that the NAVY l. now IN a
stronger and more efac GENT condition than II has
ever been al any time since the commencement ~
your Administration. IL II not only very strong
in number and In the classes Of It's ships. but
what there are II them are IN as COOL condition
n 10 Is practicable "a keep such materials Of war
under the various and trying conditions 10 which
they are IN the nature OF their service. constant
IL exposed"
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The man who would like to see you
The blind man.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-08-25

SusesS, we oSa lcck Tor noshias 6It periodical
rsvo1utsoas IN the government
~Noshia,e. (sSyS he NsSrE,l that hiss O.
cu-rea II Sy,Nin sAus far. however, ioes any
thing Il Lessen TIE p-ohasslSty tAai final St
tlenozi q her tro1Nos Is sun far 81 The
tiisesSe fro-a whsoh SIZE Is suffering is the same
IS tass fro-7 which Fss-cs IS sufFerins, thopgA
n urch les aggravated sovSn. viz, the al
<eooe q Institutions. ~. in ether vouis. q
r~,lisSCal h2titS ezchosiei in lAwS-ScT Laws
which s7e ~; the oxp7eSSsoa Il political
lssAssS 60 uo< fo-za Institutions fax Vhsoh
the peogle who think states can he saved
~ new o,1SsiiutSouS c,a<iAn;ly to-ces. Hah-
Us, hoveve-, oaty sTow under the influence
< tine ant q certain tNitv q circemstsn-
ces. II So-aeShirs exists IN ccuusTv long
eao1SA to< Poorle u 81 used % It and fovs q
Il. q heSia to feel TIE neei q IL il contributes
- = GREATER ~ les ex1eui - sAe establishments
& Regular coveIuuen,, AMI Contributes rsoTe
thxz all tie 6ebosss q all the conventions that
ever roes. All oGz owr constitutions, Federal
Sn3 Sszte. owe thsSr sireasth and durability.
~ - SKY o-ic5aAlity q deep thinkins On the
Part a the frSne-s. bzt 70 the fact thSf they
Slzplv give legal share 70 ce-iAia customs
&a3 SseAs already -sosei in the sol. There
rsvs- vivid have beea. for instance. AMI
v-ozA nos pow he. Szy virtue o. value in the
lzSbeSs co-ys1S- Il ho-7oz q doseaiioa without
t-iAl. q q 81 arbitrary vSrTsai, had not fro-a
TINE CT q r1e-1o-y t,i f-ra hold q the Anglo
Sxxoz rai-i. VIA. has saved France frun
s5s7chy daring her repeated revelations, and.
oae nay say, saved he- froa the fate - SPAN,
Is IA; her administrative machinery survived
he Ove-sA7ow q the noaArehy, a2a hss BE-
oo2s soos4l necessity The people viii ~;
% vithoui the CeaiATzae. and the persees, and
disciplined Any, bzE. having theSe, they
care little shout the changes Of 7esine in
Pa-ss: and tie p1otleu over which French
E.osssesaas have beea lAt.o-izs foz the las. fifty
wears, Is the establishment q some form Of
rove-l2ezi ia; VII last long eaoash fo- the
Ves7le 10 bsoozae attached 10 ii-shai Is TO SAY.
thas viii lsS; loas eao1gh 70 beco=e nstio1al
czSso2 AMI 10 rake It's overthrow fels IS
a1-iQ1Sl Czlz-iry"
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the House sni refused to withdraw it lie
then len the House.
The eNoieemeut outside of parliament was
scarcely less than within IL and the papers
s-a people scok up the question, demanding
that government support the measure, and
while cenSurinc Plimsol's supplementary
oOurse. savfsed him to retuya. spoloSise. and
defend his measure. Under date of July %,
the telegraph rcpo-ss; ~Pliusell meets with
= wara support. A srest number Of letters Of
appreciation viii he ruhlishcd to-mOTOw.
The Government Is evidently tev-ikcSi"
On she 18th. Plimson re-sppcarsd in the
House. rosi an apology for his Conduct and
lsagusCo. and said he retrScsed the unpsriia-
uaantary expressions with Reluctance. but nos
his statement Il facts. He then submitted to
the Judgment Of the House. The Premier, Mr.
nisraei asked that the oricr moving for mp
rsrasna q PlimSoll Be discharged. The oDier
was discharged by an overwhelming majority,
amidst vcciferous cheering.
Government finding that some action WAS
nocSssary On the defeated measure then
b-oughi in = new biIl, designed to oorrect all
irregularities in the working * the present
law. This bill Will probab.y pass, with per-
hapS some amendments. and the popular out
/ burst be satisfied.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-08-25

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