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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
Ganlbetta.

The ablest, and according TO appearances, the
coming man Of France is Gambetta. He has
lately written an important letter upon the pres
ent situation which is attracting almost universal
attention and very wide spread satisfaction. We
do not think that the eminent qualities which
characterize NJ. Gambetta as politician and an
orator have ever appeared more clearly than in
this really finished composition. There are per-
ceptible in 1t that passion for justice and liberty
that profound faith in the destinies of democracy
and that Republican enthusiasm which make NJ.
Gambetta's heart beat in unison with that of the
people, and which are the secret and Justification
Of his influence over the masses and at the same
time it must be admitted that This ardent demo-
crat is prudent aud thoughtful politician, man
of Government who counts realities and possibili-
ties, and who, to use his own words, knows how
TO " come to terms with necessity and Tot to en-
danger the fate Of an idea or nation for the sake
of fhaorv -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
HUNTS REMEDY.

The cniy known Remedy for Brghts Disease, and has
cured every case Of DrOpsy in which it has been
given Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder inflammation
of the Kidneys liberation OF the Kidneys and Bladder
Diabetes, in Structure, and for Enfeebed aud Delicate
Constitutions Of both sexes, attended with the fol-
lowing symptoms: Loss OF Power Loss OF Me-
mory, Difficulty Breathing Weak Nerves, Wakefuness,
Painful and Dragging Sensation in the Back Loins,
Flushing Of the Body, Erupt0ns the Face Pald COun
tenanee, Lassitude Of the system etc.
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clans in France who using the Republic to swing
the BouApartes into power again, will not relish NJ
Theirs plain words in speech at Araehon. He said
The repubic is voted. and under penalty Of being
the most inconsistent of men, must, repeat, make
it success. It viii be said that is very difficult
know it but is the monarchy which has fallen thrice
in forty years easer7 Doubtless it depends on the
mouarchial parties to increase the difficulty by oppo-
siton, either open concealed but will they for
this reason make tie monarchy possible? No the
same causes exist-Eil exist for ever. What Is the
real situation to-day? The republic is no longer
question Of principle, but question Of application.
Let France, proceeding with dscernmeut and guard
ing against spirit of exclusion-for all exclusive
governments are bsrren-let France, I say, welcome
all men who have shown how to conduct themselves,
and let her guard against those Who Republicans on
the election day, will hasten the explain
their profession Of faith by the clause which permits
revision"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05

HAYTT.-0ur dispatches from Kingston, Jamaica,
of the LIST instant give account of the popuace Of
Port-au- Prince-Hnyti's capital-carrying General
Canal on their shoulders to the National Palace /;
while private letter from the same Hayten city
mentions through our New York dispatches Of May
Sth, that Dominique, the ex-President Of Hay, died
tho French steamer upon which be fed from the
Islands, from wounds received during the last battle
of the revolution against his outrageous authority
General Canal is peaceful, law abiding citizen, but
who, being unable longer to bear the acts Of the de-
spoiler Dominique, Joined the insurgents against him,
and would have been shot but for the act of the
colored American Minister. Bassett, who gave him
dUmicie in his residence for FIVE months before he
exiled to jamaica whittier he was carried on the
Powhatan, by agreement with our Government. On
the fight of Dominique from POrt-au- Prince, after
becoming very unpopular, among other reasons for
ordering all Cubans to quit Hayti and for ordering
the Foreign Club closed, which was refused by its
President, Minister Bassett. General Canal was invi
ted to assume the position Of provisional head of the
Republic. And though he refused to fight for the
Presidency to receive except in the constitutional
way, it seems by the dispatch it forced upon him.
Such are the ups and downs of thar Republic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
HUNTS REMEDY.

THIS REMEDY WAS ORIGINALLY PRE-
Il SCRIBED by eminent physician for Of
DrOpsy in Mrs Hunts family. John Hunt, aged about IS,
of a and plehuTic habit seized with a sudden
his life. The ordinary remedies had all proved inefica-
and under their the patient fast falling into
alarming The drOpsy general and extensive
legs sweled enormous size and the increasing
rapidly He entirely unable 10 lie down 10 bed, and
was forced remain night and day in q sitting posture
This of things continued until by the advice Of the
physician alluded to- the present remedy tried In
of its peculiar IL
pare It with great care, and In order insure this Ii
inrusted the family Of Mr.. Hunt procure and
pound It.
The remedy administered, and almost from the
moment Of its reception decided Improvement became
manifest The kidneys were immediately affected and
reused to action the swelling of the legs rapidly subsidized,
the lungs freed and resumed their healthy and
agreeable action the flesh OF limbs resumed its elasticity,
'caking remaining, and he rapidly cOnvalescing
when unfortunately prompted by this rapid Improvement
he gave up the remedy for a short time.
unfortunate for the curative process was
rested the kidneys tagged In their action, becom
ing torpid the water increased with frighfu Tapidlty
and he again found himself In very alarming state
The remedy again had and by its
verinE the disease second time subdued. But
this most aggravated and severe and took all
the virtues Of the Remedy combined with and time
eradicate the effects Of the disease hut through per-
severing off permanent effected and he
resumed his active UutofdOor occupation, within short
time, well man
This was the in which the Remedy was brought
notice. and since then for period Of twenty FIVE 25
the medicine has been prepared after the
proved formula by Mrs Hunt and used by first physi
clans in their private practice, for this and similar
plants
It has been well favorably and extensively
sinced that time by all classes both with and without
the advice of and has been the OF saving
from lingering and frightful disease and untmely DEATH
of most estimable and Well-knOwn citizens,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL,
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.

PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
Writing Papers.

Gold PEN or Pocket KnifeI
A LARGE VARIETY, AND TO BE HAD AT
IN WHITNEY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05

Only 64000OO pounds in round numbers, ex.
ported in the last fourteen years, against the al
legged ability to produce 100000 yearly. 1t is
quite probable that little or no Difference has
been paid to statistics in this matter, or no such
Misrepresentation, it is charitable to suppose,
would have been INDUCED ill., with any show of
success to defeat the treaty.-Aka California
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE!
BUY THE CHAMPION POST AUGUR, OR POST HOLE DIGGER
DIRECTIONS.

ALL THAT Is REQUIRED TO CONVINCE ANY ONE Oh
The great merits Of this implement for them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
We also offer For Sale,

T1ovs Pows Pows Harrow Cuivaors
Hoes,
fiakes Knives Chains Sthe Sna Grind
Ill. nNatLl.r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
DoWner's Kerosene Oil,
FROM BOSTON. ALSO.

Garden and Plantation Hoes, No; and q MattOck'
c. s. Spades, Shovels, Scoops and Rakes,
Handled Axes, misunderstanding and Axe pattern
Rim Knob Locks, Chest and Padocks, &c.
Clothes Pins. Raw Hides, Sash Cords. Sand Paper,
Sash Cord. Syringes, Mueilage, Horse Cards,
Sledges, Champers, Horse Nails and Shoe Ink,
Hinges to II in, Timed Tacks-6 to Il in.
W. W., Paint, Shoe, Scrub and Varnish Brushes
Self Heat Irons, MasOns Blacking,
Corn Starch, Whiting, Metallic Paint,
Snow White Zinc, Eastern Brooms, Putty,
A large Assortment of Chimneys, Common, Clipper,
Sum- Perkins Howes, &c.
Lanterns, Kerosene Wicks, &c.
few dozen of the best Patent Glass Preserving Jars
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05

the handle,
always striking In the until the earth sticks the
cylinder drop holding
handle the hand, fall THEM!
, 1876-06-24

~ Stormy, I'M ncctntnt Of dirty weather
Invariably following hls visits, With oystcrs to
srll, 10 Chatham. lie la.l gainGll n great r.
putatIon IN ncrnunt NJ the superiority NJ lila
oysters, hut turing tl,p past tWu yeArs thpsr lie
hss brought to market l!n7o nDt hccn quite up
To Tho mark. Inst scason, flnwcycr, he Eaya
h!s theory Of tho cnuEe df tic hctlctcroras!oi. lie
says TINT not far from the oyster bed there Is y
gravel knoll formed by nn eddy OIL thc cdgc hf
the channel Of the Mirlntchi Happening to
Sem tho hottom If this knoll with his water
glasF, Ile observed several large lobsters. TwO
III them were Just leaving It, cac1l having III ono
clnw pcbl,tc about the Hlze of small hen cg..
lie dsccfcl the lad who was Will, hin to acnll
the hoat along In t1sc direction taken by the
lobster, md nnc ho WAS particularly watch
Ing crnwlcti directly to nntl upon tile oystcr
he'd II approached large oyhter, which, m
feeling tho Wntrr stirred, Immediately closed Its
shell. The lobstcr lay, lloweyer, with tho pci,-
bic poftcll In its claw aR within half nm inch of
the tlin end OF the oyster SHE'LL aml III two or
three minutes tI,G lattcr hcgn, 10 open ngain.
As eoon as It lad opened sulliclcnt!y, the lob
stcr, with quick movement, faFtca the pebble
into tho opch she'll rendering tho oystcr power
less tn closc II, Tie anmt's fcclcrs were then
used to extract Tho contrntA of Tho shell, which
It atc quite deliberately, nnh then Jay on tho
spot as Il ugcstng the sweet tlsorael md ctA1-
tcn1platins stmilar operation On tho next oys-
ter. Mr.. Harrington says tint nearly A!t tho
largest oysters arc destroyed in this way, hut thu
smaller ones cannot Oncn fAr enough to pgrnit
the pebble to he Inserted.
, 1876-06-24
mstcc on Markets at tho aamc place ut

m'stec on Markets at tho anmc plecc Mt 4
O'clock.
C. H. Morse, Mayor Co1vin'a part Of the Law
Department, lns been engaged In preparing en
opinion Of mystic Import, He In. already
rreaeloi rs"s tist t'l11stly"syet, s - '' anu '
Tile Police Board " swcnt.boxn was set run
ming again yesterday, md Otllccr John Bltce
was examined for conduct nnhccntnlifg an olil'
Ger. Ills Cnse wns continued till Monday. oll'-
ccr Thomas Duffy, of the Second Precinct WIS
discharged for intox.catot..
rnrtant papers were stolen at tho last meeting
uf the Council, and he lnys The theft to somn Ut
the mon OIL Tho evening papers, VINO, hc!ng
hurried, did not walt to ropyt hnt 1tiade caeah
hlamc for Il, hut enys that he cannot havc such
mean work, ever, II lIc II obliged tn refuse tho
reporters permission to examine documents.
The Special Committee on pavIng, Will, AID.
Throop In the claif, held meeting yesterday
afternoon. The object Of tlac Committee Ia to
determine wnat pavement will prove must va',l-
allc for the strcets Of Chicago. The subject
viii prnbab1y occupy weeks of t!nlo. Thcso
wcro but three members. OF the Committee
present yesterday, end Tug inventor Of The stow '
| trdar blocks.
The Finance Committee held q consultation
yesterday With Comptroller Farwcll in tito o1lico
of tile latter, md decided TINT the schnol'
salary, tic police mud french Tuesday mo
month snlary, md the employees Of ths Board 1t
Public Works atnnt1ay four rnonthsf ealary. i
Is highly probable TINT the lab9rers Will bu phil
curh division. TIM heads Of departments and
clerical employees Will receive enc months salary
Monday.
! Among tho mctnbcrs and attaches nf the
| polite force tlcro ia unanimous outrry against
t'1c: proposed reduction oi tic pay OF the men,
tktnf
, 1876-06-24
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE:

The procession will t,o escorted W hrnsa hanl,
probably tho "I.sght t}uarl." Proceeding
n1ong Ejrexcl boulevard 10 rorty-scvcnth stirst,
they will turn towards tlIn east, md mnrrll to
Hyde Park Aset!le: thcngo south 10 F!itS,tl'ffls
street: and on .Fiity-thirl street to ti1r Hyde
Pnrk 11ousc, where the companies Will loll Il
review before tho IlonrtI IT l'rustccs After a
brief la!t the nlnrctl will hn resumed, mil, fol.
lowing tho line Of Hyde Park anl Stony Island
nycn,lcs the march will terminate ut tlc South
Park picnic grounds, near Wnol'awn Sutton
On the grounds, 'lnnclng, nasc-ball, swlnEtng'
mcnts, will be furnished, MID Il retrcshtncnt
stand Will bc ercrtcd Ail'1 well etockcd.
Tickets will .bo issued, rtirc, 20 cents,
Including cas-farc tu and from tho picnic
Ero,ln.Is u, my Ill!noIs Central tratn runntng
during the slay. Great preparations arc s,E ns'nE
cts may te obtained frn1m the melnhcrs, at the
Hyde 1,nrk Station, aml probably ct Roots and
other Chleago music stores. all Will ho Wcl'
strs. 4. Wilkins hrs been visiting at the resi-.
tlcnco of Mr.. prnrcc. She leaves for Grand
alr. i. l.. Frneer H.s rebuilt !lis residence, mud
greatly cntclis!,ctl its grounds. u ls ruw otc
of the lnvrlicst PLACES y, ull Hyde Park, -.
II: II. Wheeler, II: G: Murphy, ". G. klngs-
1ey, W. 4. Fowler, j. 7. Pierce. ex-senator I.
l}iss, II. G., Delegates tn the ncnaNrntic Con-
vcntlon at st. Lnilis, Waited tho Hyde PaEk
lEousc Thursday evening.
Charles Mcfarland a'nl Chslsttvcs kiteucr
gnt into a lisgraceftll row yektcrtlny, and Wrro
swooped down npsn by oille"r Hunt 10th
Georgo ". l'rinond Of New Yur's, is guest
Of the Hyde Park House.
Mr.. Marsh nnl fnn,ily, Of Cliengo, have set
tied In Hyde rark for thr summer.
, 1876-06-24

was the Lords day, ard on I. Christ went
rom rarti, to llcnrcn. II wes customary
Wien n vessel WINS launched IN throw hottie q!
wilt ut her ami tive her A hatut. lhey ~onfu
,lt<pcnsr with .iie wine, hut llc wo'lt! chrIstcn
l,rr The Nlall Th!ngs ut Chicago, anu III l!oped
elr wuslll bring g.ad tIdlngt to many souls
After The ceremonies were Cotlpctct,, the
Rev. Capt. Bunly md Ills mnto n'nuntcd tho
vessel at,d tho order went forth to let her 81;
she eihfnto the river With lightning hpcctl, Ert-
thug thorough christening with river wAicF
which washed her deck. Shortly after being
launched, sho was taken fn tow ny the tug
Who'd, and towe'l to ono at the Ccntrai Eieva-
tors, where sic viii tAko on 4 cargo oi Bibles
and tracta to be distrtlMtctl among tho henthcf
sailors. While being towct dawn the river one Of
llcr tlccklants came nrar being drowned !le was
IN the yawi-bont belonging to tho vessel. and,
getting too near the edge, fell out Il. lie river:
X ropo was thrown to Him. and lie was pulled
" stated Is very small acknowledged craft,
having room for only three Or four men. llcr
dimensions nrc: q feet length, 7 feet Inches
beam. She has feet space from tho top Of
the cabin To tic kcclsoti. She is Of five tons
burden. It was the general Impression that the
vessel hal been Transformed from tho yacht
1.tttle Western, which carsized on the lake sntne
years ago. This, however, 10 denied By tile Rev
Capt. Dutnly, under whose supervision the veg
sci was built, mud who goes out on her as thc
Brother Moody Of the sailors. He says e1,r was
past winter, nnl everything on her Is entirely
new. 1Io thinks she is rs safe rs vessel ran
he, having been constructed on tho plan u TIC
English fifc-boats. Tho Rev. Capt. II. Hillt'y
will start Oh ILLS mission about week 1Eos1l
dntc.
, 1876-06-24
GAS.


MEETING OF TIE COUNCIL COMMITTEE.
The Council Committee On GnS, AID. haw-
xrstcr.,av uftcrl',ou To listen to Mr. billings,
e o. '0 v wsss pa's'p t atato 1 what o h
rany, "io lad nech 'hs''al 10 sta.o "na' ,.'' no
amour. Of gas now consumed by the city, and
IN ,,cnr what nrouoslttou If any, lc hasl to make
~ ~ .'a, .1,a' ena 'a1' p'0f''''' ~'''' ~ -
~ a,a cna' Ca,,,. cnu. .oa, oo,. ami, vr nu,,ros
the same strain that tc ,lus heretofore used.
n there was to lie any rift-vork going Oh be-
..oa ~. r,.r o,,1 t,,c vcs, ntvts,on t,a, Con,-
} ,f G,'v I.9 st w,s ~ nat n,aine ony W. mo,,ev
1e uas company %ae pi a1,, ms W. sri,, W. ~ ~,
anu eo d mUi ,nni,'t,tn th oo,mt e,s,,,or1 7ur
tbs ~ pfys,e Iiss e cansuincrs % In tic West Dlvis-
about ooo private sol'snnSrs, my m2ra t. I'M,
~ Inates T. eIIomntrr |c nnnr,non. strctrI
taeua ~, VI ~, ssr,j+ y - .,ns,,,nnrs rcm,;rrri
nnsls.css ua s ~" ",yf',, nm In ths ~
.a ~ ~ x,in ~ ,s,,rEs .nn, ,It,'Irrst,sI
t.,n1 ,n.. " ,trrntnr I'm IN, wna "s s,,,nmsrI
% mas r,,,v h,r ',,,e ,,,aI nrono.,ton In
tc ss n anG rs far ~" ttv J ,' ~ r u.
#hElcs "t!,nh tt ~ @ m ~. ] s,.n -. ~ ,Gn ,,ta ii
& sao'S hj, H.. ~ us s ,tnnt a ctsM Thjs nrn,osi
,i. ~, ~ iii nii n,eJ vi1 t,,n ~ ~! Il,
70 ~. ~. ~ ~ os '.t, t" M. 1is il ,"n
Gtu,,y tnu1 t ssss I."as as1 III, ,s, I1 1 nIont,
HAs LINZ tiio "sss .."iI .'L 1,o ~ ~ ci,ay
" oIv.cn. e.,. .,,,a,i,,s Mn n. ami III
tne putme'a ~ Hn.a'i unes' r. r." ,.'u. .,us
snut 1 a m ,o ,,1a1 Luz u ar,. Is ,v,a Sun. rom.
ciusoh nu au ti,,.eL, ,,n co,,i,
Position ~ 1n w. ,.,, ,,,,anv ttnt s,,,lei
!.a'au .n. f., ~ ,1o invitc1 c.n,setiii"n'
sl9ft up ~ t' ~, XIX T,,c,,s,,n t,,o,
MI n'Es w" .ow - ~, ta ~ ri[1',"s H..
tlefe wy 'o o.uGa ~ 5,,"sI st f., ,a ~, t.'r fr
Mtnount ~ nl.,5 np' i. ,",,.; i, i, ,,re ~"
1lnmintlns r. .,ts NJ ii;,i,,. u",i. ", ~,
II ~oa!u ~ unEe. IL tntn 4 49, astn naH '"''' ''o
, 1876-06-24
TIE GOSPEL SHIP.


The Gospel ship Glul ridings, after suntlry
dclays and postponenlcnts, WIS llna!ly launched
Inst evening III thu presence Ut about e,tO0 pco-
plo. Previous to launching her, religious ser
ylcea wrzu held, which weru led by the lscys.
Measrs. Du!l!vld, brown, shephard, Beebe, una
Haywood. Tbs choir consisted Of Il number Of
ladies and gentlemen Tile Rev. Mr.. Dutfeld
mads few re1narks stating that the yessel had
brcn built for the purpose III doing missionary
work among the sailors vt tlls islands un4 III
ths;way PLACES sh ssnnot u' s .saslsa ,s
Vessel would carry glad ttdlngs wherever she
wrnt. There was nothing new III the iaea Ut
preaching from the deck Of vessel, tgr tIe
Apostles had also preached froul Tie deck Ut IL
veAscl just as Capt. Blidy was going TO do.
liu referred to tho faut that this boat was hctng
launched on i Friday, which day tbs sailors nsl-
1xrat!tious'y regarded al unlucky. FTliuy s'us
been chosen intentionally as The day for lagl,'
I'M: this missionary vessel bcta.lse i!ey tnn.i,l.
eruA tAa day uot vi uulu"ky but lur!y oue. 1t
, 1876-06-24

K"'gE Ks ot on En"55gE E''ysfg' If p'"tss IT, WI: We "y
UNI scs,!cct,. W. bviteyc, ins is lnnoraby
sl;~sInsHsslt from sf,Iorntl'rr po!fntntca either
VI thu Emit or Ncst--le imSa Ills Way lko
prime, and on this particular ocrnson all lo
requires IN return IL tint tho workmanship Of
hls service shalt be Of f'rst:rate excellence. In
nrtcr to meet his wishes tile execution Of Tho
(arrnrd,, the Queens god..n!tl,s, of The fIay-
HarkGts br ElhNnl has iuat bccll completed. mid
wllcFc i nlny be seen for few days bcfare 1t Ii
a1'lppca tor Jnpan. 1t consists Of a fountain asa
Thu. traditional dragon and pl,tnntx which recar
cessortes. Within the fountain is MI ingenious
piece of mechanism, BY Which It will play a,!d
sfdcra!lc time. Then foIow large and small
eandelabsa, frnt.etnntts, cnntlc,stfclss, er,tre-
dEs1cs, sauce-nm.a, and utllcr smaller pieces neo-
essary to complete such tctycc. On nil Ut these
one ur ot'or VI tho ttntltitnnl e,hblcsns Of Ja-
pan, The torto!sc, dragon, and prr'llx have BEEN
introduced, while the minor osnnMcntatlon IL
generally floral, and remarkable for the recur-
renee Of the cliry6anthenlin,. 50 co.lltnon both
On Ch(ilcac nnl JAPANESE porcelain But. l'cshlca
these malll features, til. service dcservcs hisn
praise for The care aud lnish with which every
detail l,ns been carried nut. It would llmve heca
useless 70 send aver to y nation 80 iastI,lous
IN It's criticism. mud 80 distinguished fur tho
skill Will, which tic mtn1,tcst portiona OF tlsel,
n,nnRi,tp, mid on this 0Crasion A1cstra. Garrari
have proucel scryicr WHICH, willie It II quito
novel In design, leaves notIing to he tlcstred n
the excellence OF tta finish. In th!e respect .l,o
Alikatlo'h service has only to be seen to be M.
rrcciatc,l. II is amusing, also, t. learn that
thu assistance of tic llcralds' Cullcgs
wns sought to t!tYiae coat ii
arms for .io A!latlot TINT he, too, mnJ be plce:d
IN iaoting Rera!tc eq%Snliy S VIII s bthes
serious qucstion, whlet, cuuld not be settled
Without reference to the highest authority IN
Japnn; md ~ the scrrte bears eairysantlc,i,.ln
as a crest mud dragon, anil n p.!nn!x rs e',t'.
lorters, VIC presume that these llernltIiu Ell.
bIesns nrc tile deliberate choice Of the Atka-
,lo, wltpse arlnorial tcarlnEs will in futura
THUS figure In bucks of l,eraldry. Hut whether
this Gc thu fact or mt, tl.crc car be no dunbt
that the skfliful Introduction Ut thcsc c1n1lcms
In rr1lcf OIL ttlc service adls very materially 10
the beauty Of tllcAo fine examples Ut modern
manufacture in silver. It may afford the read,
or somc conception Ut tho costltness Of this
vito II VIC mention that thu gliding n1uno Of the
several picccs cost more than 400.
, 1876-06-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Tic SECOND South Park concert will take
place at $3.50 p. IN to-day.
4 German Centennial festival will bo given at
Og,lcn's Grove, July 2, for the benefit of tho
German Relief Society.
John Hoffman, IN old citizen Of Mendoza,
but thirty-e!ght years ago resident Of this
city, is ut the fremont to-day. Tuesday he sill
Invite his old friends John Wentworth, Gurton
S Hubbard, Mark Skinner, aud others, to dino
with him.
In place Of the usual Sunday service of tho
Wo,nan's Temperance Union, Luther Benson,
Eau, uf Indiana, reformed n.nn, known as the
aIioosier Orator." will deliver lecture nn
Temperance III Upper Farwcll Halt, Sunday, at-
tcrnoon, June 25, Ut 3 O'clock. Subject: "Thu
SlAuEhterCu.n
, 1876-06-24
THE KILLERS.
Adjournment Of Thclr Convention ut Mil
WRukce.

Adjournment Of Thr1r Convention ut Mil
NRullcG.
Specid! Dlspa!ch to 1As Tribune
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, june 1}.-To-tay closed
tho Aftlicrs' Convention, md all business was
crowded Into IT.. Il number Of reports OF Com
i,littecs wcrr rcad The COMMITTEES on Gradcs
ind Inspection reported In favor Of exporting
flour by way OF the Mississippi, and systc,lt Of
national inspection was adopted.
Tho Committee OIL Patent Rights reported
La, 900 patents III this trade, un1 recommended
n petitiun to establish II Court Ut Appeals in
ptcnt cascs, whero miller enn inform linsclf
Us to infringement before pusc!lasthg machn-
cry. 1t appeared that such petition had al.
really been sent out fur signatures but stupped
by urlrr of tho President Of the CunyuAttun,
nnl tlle Wl1e question naw ca1sle up Tor TITS
cuBsipn. Finally subcommittee wa appoints
cd tu draft law to secure miller8 from patent
intrlnge!Rcnts, ana lave tho same presented to
Congress.
officers:
lrrsidtnf-Haln. rc.clected.
Sttr<tary-Frauk l.tpple. OF Kalamazoo.
| 1T<AsHreF--n. Is. Merrill. Of kalamazoo.
Tx: = Il ioasss 9ss5s
Muster; Virginia, ]. il. Anderson; Massaehusctts.
| William Trow; Iowa, u. i. Crosby; M!s.tss'ppl.
Ncw Yosk. l.. ". l.sthburn; New Icssoy, q, H.
Hturrell: Texas, William Terry; Echrask9, Elan
CLARK; Colorado. Q. ". cFissman; lu!ne' T.
| beaumont.
Then they went boat-riding, and adjourned
sine die, Mtcr the usual complimentary votes.
, 1876-06-24

Tho jolly boys Of the Fire Department, ever
ready for fun, lnrc designed grand picnic und
parude for Tucsday, July p. At o'clock Il.
nj. the several companies will assembly ut tho
city limits and form line, a1sd Just one hour
later the march will be commenced. The hsok-
apd-la'ider teams will each be drawn by four
spirited |lorsea; tbs loseearts, etc., will all be
profuscly decorated Will, aaEs md bannersi tho
fire-Mafshal md the Presidents Of Hose Cunl-
I.,ufes Sos A,ltl =, whu are to act u Assistant
Alarshuis, VII! accompany tho line on horsc-
Elck; aud the nlrtMbera VI tAc COIN