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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29
HAWAIIANGAZETTE
AN rSpzpzSrxSr y0UESAI.
DEVOTED 10 HAWAIIAN PROGRESS
rCKlsEEn AND EnTrKR Br
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.


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~ HIS Ezcsllsasv IL Ni-is.s- q Fo-ssss
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C.ssr Jasss,s Aue1 Tas Kiac hsoo-eS
III ccc4SsC- v7sh hss r-essace. and s=o1s
.hs izvise3 gusS-s ~e-v ne representatives
q sAe Czise3 Ssasss. Bzsisa3. sai Erzzcs.
Hzs Ns5sSsr's MlzsS-e-S- Jzs-icss Harms and
yz55. Goreaao- Doz-5uss- Rcas. c, Z B1Shcp
za5 4 A. ?. Carter, Mons Pe-aei 4,5 csherS-
Tx szgz- zacslzegr, wa5ch ve rsssce IN
4as.As- P-2os. Is - VIA; s wanted IN sa.s
co=.-r- L Is cAeS7. vel z1ss. and ve-r
esec-5ve- By Is Ess zsz -z5>i-S Ozly Eve q
ssz 4c-ss e cS2s. zz3 viii capss.l e b-i :
ssz hza5re6 Go-lA-S- cAa sEla3 and =.azfae-
E--y thsl- cw1 s-szr az 4 vs-y s-l1l-s sxpSzss.
Instead e selling Il f1- sozz, o- getting Il
g--vzz5 3. shs NIL q s1ze large estate t0- the
sz1-f5.z-i sol q one half e the 1saasac-
---s5 r-vs-,s- wAsch : el-lvzle-. 20 ths rav-
-szs CE 50 q 80 fs- svs-y se1 tzrued ezs
II slzass evs-v s-s4--gVcwi-s co1-.gy Il tx
vrl-is- exceg. Ezv2il- are taase l1stis nils II
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29

GEPnEME COURT OF THE HAWAHgAM
- Isands-In Probate. At Chamhers. before NJ Jua-
tee Judd To the matter q ihs Estate o. John d Eo
IN5OS, late of Honolulu deceassd Order % natlee q
petfon Tor allowances o. discharge, -1d nnal
dilfrb1ucu of property.
On reading and lne detl0n and accauu= q =. n
Eo1ina0u and T. b. kelkanakalie, erscutrE and -
ecutDr % The viii q John D. lotDsou, iafe ~ Honeul1
decengcd, wherein they az o b. allowed f1ilt q. A1d
charge hemseiTss viii fl.iss is. and thal ias e
Be examined and HprroEed. and hat 4nai order
may b. made of dilfrbulon Of pr periy reannE h
fteir bands % ne Der11n1 thereto fne anl tschafg-
Ing thsu aad fheir s1reles ffom 81 fari1er rtspeasT
such.
Il izordersd nat Frdey he 1sfh day a Decsmhar.
A. D. 1870. o'cock a H. before ne ld Iasner, a.
chambefs. in ne conrf House ~ H5noulu D. s1a ins
same hereby 4 appotrd % The lime ana pace iof bar
ing said peton and ncconnfa sud that Ill rern1 aser-
esied may then aud there nppear nrd shoH Any
fbey h4yP. WY he should graufe an1 naJ
present evidence a. ~ Who entitled y ne ~ prep-
cry. And that tbs order IN ne Enriisn a1e naEalal
languaEea. te pu1isasd u he Hawaiian oaall-g an1
Knokoa new8paper1 printed ard pu1ii11ed ~ ti11n1s
flr three a1ccenslse preFionI - t1e Tine ar1n
Dated A. Honoiaia, thil u day n November. 1s74
"A. FRANCIS IrDD.
Aust: Jssfios u lhe ss1rlzss csurr-
JHo. z. BaaHanD, cierk sopsrEs coarL 81 =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29
asst End CLERK. ard iu.is:ai circaii waIa..

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TIHE THIRD
III Iodiclal Circuit Wainea Hawaii November irrn.
ls7G c. K. hapai, Ii6elant fnr divorce, H-rrist
HapaL
In shove entitled lhe for divorce. cr1srsd
that decree Of divorce from the bond nf maIrirrr -
entered IN favor OF the sid 4. X Haaa o. ne
of the adultery o. the zlld Harriet Hapai. n -
made absolute afler the expirntou o. 1 -
decree up0n eompiaHce with the thereof sira1
sufficient cause shall appear % The contrary.
And the libeihnf s ordered 20 publish atfese cpF
Of this order IN the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuokoa far
successive weeks, the first pubcauun 10 Be wii1n
month from date of this nrdsr- Itat al per-a -
teresed may within SIX mouths show " hy I'd -
cree should not be made absolute
By the Court fntNcls sPrecEn, C-s=<-
true copy Of the original order de in my o9ce-
FnANCis srENcEa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29

SCPREME COURr Os rakE HAWAIIAN
- lslsndN January term. A. n 1874 IL ~ saaIfsr
~ The peion " NahcS ,wl and Nainoui "a nsr hu4-
bard % enci utle IN crrtan land chmcd ay fsht Of 10.
hrriiancv. neferr Mt tusrcc Iudd
On fvaans ard nilte TIE pcticn % Mahuc W ~
husband Nainoui ~ % kaua. disifrt 90 SasauroEu
Island cf oahn, ciars Ute hN rrht " lrhrrIianr II
of cvftain land sratci n sshi Na ntins tsr i.ud o.
scrio IN keyal faisn. uuniterc 1854, GRANTED - Nane
(eh and setting fofth thr .iff ganeanIn ~
was me sncstor of TIE pciiihurr Nahnr. ast frl
sgiscd and possesr % sid lard. that thr DE rtrliais
ID ssi kaiua ABOUT the war n is1S rragnr ~
proevss 10 claimants erd fr dccrvr tr.Einz he ,.td
Aalice tv 70 b. euuilc o. sHld land rart
10 iS oricFvi that rukSrAY ihe nlaih cav u IANrA-
RN, a y 1871, b. and hereby = aprqintrd &C. seariux
said petition helnfc ed luScc %
the regular % tho >urFrnrc Crurf. Earcc
at The orurt uouse a. uonoiuu, which and pisca
AZ refsons cepcernei may appear and show ary
they have. why ssd petition shOut b. rruutrd Ard
that this uotce hc published in ticuolnin. Nnx
larguage, ~ the Hawaiian aaettc nc-pspsr, and In ne
Hawaiian langnaEe n the aotoa nssrarsr for iess
than hree weeks before the drat day % e sad %
the supreme Cuurt.
Dated Houo1uu. a. l.. Noveuhsr isth. A. n ts;e
A. fEANCIS Jrnn.
N1IfIa srTfN H.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29

SUPREME COURT OF rIIg HAwAIHAN
- Islands uahu. April reru A. n isfa kahalsp.a-
kas iirHciant for dvurcr. l. L. Nonrr.
In the above entitled Incl or divurc- nov ordered
that decrrc % divocc im ne bad u mafrnony -
entered IN fAvaT % ihe sid kahArraasa far causr q
descrton % the said l.. e. Youne. ahsalnia
after te expiration 70 sx months fum
decrec upon cpupiance with the thrrrcf nnrss
saihcient cause shall appear 10 ne cunirary.
And the Lhelant h orgred pnbsh atirstef rcrr
OF ths order m the Hawaiian Gafritc and kukua or
SUCCESSIVE weeks the naf publication % BE- wthIn enc
month nom The ate % this ORDER tuat rrl-nna 10
terested may within six months show uhy sai De-
cree should not BE- made absolute.
hSsihe Court (sisncdl wsrrru r. srAl-
Clcrk Surrtnr Cuurt
hersoy certify that the f5-cxoinr : . rns au fifhfn
copy % the cr<ual decree In the sutted cauas
nov on Gle In the Cerks occ % the supreme ~
the Hawaiian Island
As wines my hand and the % tie supreuar Court
this 2ist day o. November A. n isl1
JSo. r. RknNAnn.
sis-6t Clerk 0f thc supreme Ccart
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29
HIDES. SKINS, TALLoW.

nxHE CSDERSTGEED CONTINUE TO PAY
Il 1s Eshsss zz-Esf pries for ufJ HIS eoAt sEl.'
azz Ia1sE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29

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Ms So Sec-xz-y.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29

GNIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD IrnI-
~ CAL Circuit. Wauiea, Hawaii November terra
A. d. 1873. Thomas Clarke, ubelant for dlvorcs "a
Aelnu-
In entitled libel fer dfvorce !. s nov orse-s1
that decree Of divorce from the bond q mairusg ~
entered In favor of she 4ad Thomas Clarke uf N
Of the adultery OF the std KENO. sfr
the expiration Of months fnum the date o. fe
upon compliance with the terms thervof unless slst
cause shall appear 90 the contrary
And the 1belant isorered "a publish aeGfed o1pF
Of this order the Government Gazette and Kuazua r
SIX successive weeks. The hrst pubcaiion - 1s
month from the date q his order. That all psrs
teresied may within six months rhow Why sld e.
cree should not Be made absolute.
Dated at Wamen this n N day Of Noveuber lsTt
by the Court Passes SFENcEn. CisrE-
A true copy Of The original order Gle IN ny cce-
FEtNcIs sFnsrua
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29

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rzn.-- b. -asz-cL lr -.a sz-s * zes-- -1s sae1s
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29
r1IRCUTr COURT OF THE rHIRD IrDI.

H1lRCNIE COURT OF THE THIRD 1InI.
" GAL Circuit- Waimea, Hawaii November term.
A. D. iOa John Bell ilbeant for divorce. ~ KawAi-
ala W.
In the above entitled ibe, for dfvorce ordered
that decree % dvorcs fc The bond nf mafrimony
entered in vor Of the sad iohn Bell q The cause 81 VIZ
i and utter deserng r the Of three years % tas
said kawaialz TO be made absolute amer expatnu u
SIX months fon the date % this decree upon pncs
with tue terms thereof unless SUFFICIENT cause shall appear
b the contrary.
And the lbeAnt L ordered % publish an atfos-i copy
Of this order IN the uaw allan Euukoa for II
successive weess the hrst puriicaiion wiihn one
month from thedate of this erer That an psFsous ~
teresed may within six months carse WIZ ~ D.
should not Be made absolute.
Dated Al Waisnca this 18th day % Novcmber fE-E
BY the Court FntNcrs Srrvrrn. Css-r
true copy Of the original order nie IN ny ors.
FuASCIs SrEzCna-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29
TO WOOL GROWERS.

rr<HR uEDKRsEGNED CONTINUE TO BUY
III Wo1ls E1oc prsrea. Eoos ee1isg % market tnis
EpEzzx paruczlzrly 1-zirsd % make fre1sht.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29

GUPREME COURF Or THE BAwAIIA1
- Islands In the matter % M estate 81 J. Ea.a
lse of Honolulu, deesaaed A. chamber Before Hc--
A. Praucis Judd, Jusflce Supreme Court Order - Ns
Of petition for allowance Of accoustn discharge 40 lal
distribution of property.
On reading and hing the petition and acruunt1 - -
Eahai and J. MoBnan e1gcutrE and execution % ~ -
Of y. Kahal late % Honolulu. deceased wherein ne
fobe allowed $3.50 o. and charge Themselves ~th si
and ask that ne may be examined and apprlgea
asd that final order Be- made q dstrlbuton q he
property remaining their hands the perns thereto
ssfred. and dcharsing them and teir saletea fpI AZ
further responsibility sueb execEtor1.
IL is ordered that TUESDAY. the 1th dar 81 DECEA-
BER. D. Is7s. o'cioc< A. ~. before tne aaid
Juse, chambers, In the Court Honse ai Honnnu, oe
aBd tie same hereby u appointed the nme md pacs
for hearing sad pefion and ocouuia and that Al pecs
Interested may then and there app-ar and aoW y
aoy tey have. Why The shouid not be rrsutnd a1d
may pre1ent evidence 10 whu entitled . ne Nd
properly And that This order. IN he HaaaaD and knE
sh languages pstilhe IN ihr Hawaiian tia1gtfs and
Kuokna, Espapers printed ard pu1Ehed IN Hunuiulu.
tor three srccrasve Ueeis previous % th- tine tEersln
appolnied for said hearing.
dated Al HooolsiB, NJ, his "a day q November A.
d 1915 A. FaAACIH JUDD.
Attest. Justice % the supfeEne CG1rL.
Jso z BARNARD, Clerk n ne supreme coart
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29

Attest; chisf Ja.tice u ne supreme Uisart
Jso * R,nNssn Uisft Gdtt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29

naiea honolala, u L, Novemhsr isih. A. y itfs
nsa Ju.,,,, o. NJ. s'sNylS sS,p.S,s ~ s,,,, ,n,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29
8 3 > O
The THALBERG PIANO.

THE -1zt hAs lar hssa fsl. q soat .sasci Far,y
Pss- 70 1aes tas vast ,hs TLos-g PAao s HeE 1tro-
5za3 ND saEs zLss AT s1e Gc1S, u he P1o4e =
e,r<ssns.v ss15sre1 Tzs<s Ea-s e = u1itorn
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-06-25

Etsnitfsrtia. Abtr. Ma6aus.
marnm hoben Sit MID Be- m hsite Na@i
batteng
fell 6dbIoi brinoer. - -
:. as besbaIb tdtttn Gie INNER tli!es
IoAmen btl haeinem Itjatn @6lals Sese
y ia bod nl&t auloepaJ6l.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-06-25
Sic ,,&eltlid)e 8ldtter"

bas eonniasss sBatt ses Cincinnati gOsbIutts, fnb bel
neutrality-suspicious. sewbmet itnb ssibnen iid bauptr
id4I9 bur9 bic TuffIi9tst bG soria psr5iisntIi9tsr
ersdbunaeu aug.
Preis 50 per Sabr pOrtest. Ra5 europa $4 per Sabl
pcrtoirei.
Ginselns gummern: Stint Gents, wofiir bos 8Iott ber
fdstii4en @bonnentsn Sur bic 1rdssr tn's 1aus se'
iefsrt pirb.
@eDienSunsen fSnnen per #Tlonep DrSer" pber REGIS
ftrirtsn Brief auf rnier 8iito eemadbt ipsr6en.
Die Cincinnati VOlksblatt COmpagnie,
B O x 1414,
Cincinnati. q.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-22
Minor Mentions.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
CUMBERLAND, Md, August 22.-The
lumber yard, sash factory and saw mill
OF Peter Helm & Co. was burned
yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August 22.-The
ten cents saving bank Of this city has
passed into assignees' hands, deposits
having been reduced $4,000 by bad in
vestments.
BOSTON, August 22.-Biake, Hybee s.
Co.'s tannery at Woodburn, Mass,
burned this morning; loss 100000; insur-
ance $21 900 with the Phoenix, Active,
Pennsylvania, North British, Shawmut
and Globe, of Boston.
WASHINGTON, August 22.-President
Grant III ii proclamation announces the
death Of 81 eaker Kerr, and invites the
people of The United States tU solemn
recognition OF the public and private
worth and the s,rV.ces of u pure and
eminent character.
BELGRADE. August 22-An official dis
patch received here claims that the
Turks were repulsed twice during Mon
day. Despite their numbers they were
unable even to approach the fortitca-
tons OF AL xlnatz. ana only succeeded
in burning some Christian villages.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-22
LATEST LOCAL.

JUDGE MATsoN opened the petition Of
l. N. Rltchie, asking for discharge or
a reduction of bail. The case will be
concluded this evening.
AN alarm OF fire was sounded about
10:05 A. NJ. from Box 124, corner OF York
and Linn streets. The fire was soon
put out after the arrival of the engines.
More smoke than flames.
AARON WILSON, a colored man, was
arrested in Coving:on by Officers Law
renee and O'Donnell. He was placed In
charge of Officers Knox and Brazell, who
took him to Hammond-street Station
house on charge of highway ROBBERY.
FRANK. SMITH, whose occupation, as
recorded Oh the Hamm0nd-street Sta
tion-house slate, is that OF thief, was
arrested by officers Sheedy and Harmon
on a charge of grand larceny. 1t is
alleged that Smith stole lot of clothes
from John Donniyan, who lives on Par
son street.
"DOC' FRANKLIN was arrested this
morning by Constable Sam. Bloom and
arraigned before Squire Schwab on the
charge of exhibiting gaming devices at
No. 16l Race street. The case will be
heard tomorrow morning, FRANKLIN
being released on 5000 ball, with Mr..
Charles Spraull as bondsman.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-22
SHOCKING BRUTALITY,
The Notorious Jim Grant Again
Heard From.

HteAFO EFOhms
Zach. Hawkins, a colored man who
lives with his children at No. SO George.
and who is at present employed In the
livery stable OF Sam. Lind, on George
street, nearly opposite his residence,
came to Police Clerk John r. Bender
this morning and swore out warrant
against Jim Grant, charging him with
committing a rape upon the person Of
his eight-year-old daughter, who is a
cripple.
This Grant, ayoung colored man, has
iearlully bad record; but this, his last
exploit, is most dastardly outrage, an |
if proven the miscreant should receive
as penalty the tull extent of the law.
The parents of little Laura Hawkins,
the victim, have been separated on ac-
count Of some domestic difficulties, and
Zach. has until quite recently been
boarding his children at the home of Jim
Grants mother on Findlay street.
While there, the beastly Jim-who, by
the way, is the same fellow who was ac-
cused o. the murder OF Mary Lee in
Gamble alley a few months ago-suc-
ceeded in accomplishing his purposes,
the result OF which is that Laura is now
suffering from the effects Of q loathsome
disease.
The outrage was committed some
weeks ago, but 1t was not until this
morning that the fond father became
aware OF the tact. BY threats, he at
last induced the child to disclose the
circumstances, which develops most
shocking case Of deprayity.
A STAR reporter called at the resi-
dence OF Hawkins this morning and
found the little victim Of GRANTS brutal
lust playing about the house, totally
unconscious of the fearful condition
in which she is in, but which Is really
such that causes the most intense
anguish TO the father, who in speaking OF
the SAD affair can not repress burning
tears.
Every effort Is being made to unearth
Grant and bring him to justice, and per-
haps by the time this reaches the eye Of
the reader the villain may have been
apprehended.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-22
NEWS FROM THE FAR WEST
Band of HostiIes Defeated.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK. August pa special
from Preston, Arizona, says: "Captain
Porter, Of the Eighth Infantry, left
Camp Verde under instructions August
IL, with detachment of infantry and
fifteen Indian scouts, in pursuit of a
hostile party of Apaches, which had left
the San Carlos Reservation and COM
mltted depredations upon settlers in
Northeastern Arizona. Porter's COM
maud struck the renegades thirty miles
north of Verde, and after a severe fight
OF several hours defeated the Indians.
Their loss was seven bucks killed and
two women and five children captured.
PorterS casualties were one Indian
scout badly wounded. Porter is still
pursuing, and will probably capture or
Kill the whole Indian party"
On that Line all Winter.
CHICAGO, August 22-Colonel Drum,
Sheridan's Chief Of Staff, states in ref er-
ence to the opinion prevailing regarding
the withdrawal of troops from the
Indian Country on the approach OF
winter, that it is the intention to con-
tinue the fight right through the winter.
There will be no let up, and the Indians
will be hit wherever found. Materials
for barracks will be forwarded and
shelter erected on Tongue River and
Goose Creek, and the army remain there
during the winter doing whatever it can
TO whip Sitting Bull aud his followers,
and be on the ground in spring ready to
complete the victory.
Wounded by Accident.
CHEYENNE, WYOMING, August o.
Colonel Brady, OF the Ninth Infantry.
just in from the Red CltuI Agency, re-
ports that Captain M. J. Fitzgerald, of
the same regiment, was accidentally
shot few days ago by Lieutenant Bald
win. The ball took effect in the leg. The
wound is so serious as to cause the leg
to be amputated.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-22

New York, not to be outdone by A. 7.
Stewart s. Co., will also establish a
branch Of their business, and thus CON-
tinue the competition with their old
rivals.
A terrible tragedy was enacted, two
days ago, at the town of Robertson, in
Crawford County, Kansas. A man
named Osborne, In Jail awaiting sem
tence on a charge OF murder, made an
assault on Sheriff Henderson, injuring
him, it is feared, fatally. That night
the Jail was broken open by body of
masked men and Osborne taken there
from and hanged. There is no clue to
the Yigilants.
A cattle drover, named Benz. Howard,
was killed on Friday last near Dodge
City, by companion named William
Scott. The weapon used was an ak.
The head of the murdered man was beat
en- TO a jelly. A woman was at the bot
tom of it,
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FOREIGN.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
THE FIGHT GOES ON.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
THE FIGHT GOES ON.
VIENNA, August 22.-The Turks have
renewed the attack on the SerVian lines
around Alexinatz, and the battle is now
proceeding.
MR.. DISRAELI SAYS FAREWELL.
LONDON, August 22.-Right Honorable
Mr.. Disraeli, Earl OF Beaconsfield, has
made farewell address to his consti-
tuents. He says that through his public
life he mas arrived at two results. He Is
not insensible to the principle of prog
ress. He has endeavored to reconcile
the change with respect tor tradition,
and in eXternational affairs he has en-.
deavored to strengthen and develop the
Empire, believing that combination of
the achievements and responsibility ele-
Yates the character of the people.
THE EASTERN WAR.
LONDON, August pa telegram from
Sesmlin says that forty thousand Turks,
Keron Pasha commanding, met the
servians between Suporatz and Alex
inatz, on Sunday. They made
several attacks, but were every
where repulsed. One wing Of the
Servian army even successfully as
sumed the offensive. The battle was re-
newed on Monday. 1t is considered
probable that the Servians will fall back
to Alexinatz, and a decisive battle will
be fought there. If the Servians win the
fight the war will be continued; if the
Turks are victorious the Servians will be
willing to conclude peace.
A Turkish official dispatch from Nissa
reports that the Ottoman forces have
defeated the Servians near Alexinatz.
and occupied their positions, adding
that the SerVian losses were consider
al