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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
ans Wen that Ends wen.

The Treaty of Reciprocity with the United
States Of America, which for the last year
and half has been in the process of incuba-
ton, and has been subjected tonumerous risks
of death in that period, has at length been
successfully Matched, and is now law Of the
United States and of Hawaii. For this most
favorable result, which no man acquainted
with the situation would have felt justified in
prophesying, we are indebted to q number of
congressman, chief among whom is Senator
Sargent of California, who has labored most
earnestly and necessarily to bring about the
Treaty Bill, and who was ably assisted by
his fellow-senator Mitchell of Oregon, and
also BY Fernando Wood and Luttrell of the
House Of Representatives.
The bill as all viii remember, was brought
up before the Senate some time since, but that
body at that time referred it to the Committee
on Foreign Relations, and when reported back
favorably it was on the last day of June a
second time referred, this time to the Finance
Committee. On the 9th inst, Mr.. Sargent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
.upreme Caar.---In Proba.e.

Brr1Br MR.JUs.lsE HARRIS At CHANBERs.
Aug 2s-Esia,e Of Richard II. Stanley. deceased.
Petition % J. O. Donuis for approval O: his accounts
a. Uzucuor Of the above estate and for his discharge
from fz1her rssronsfi ity in the matter. The court
szEuiasa and approved the accounts which were also
approved ty Henry Nacfarlane attorney -in-fact Of
Nh Eliza NaclzIlars sole devisee under the will
The executor was ordered discharged and his bond
cuursI.ei.
6uarlizuship Of ] 1-euce Robertson, Grace Rob
crasan and Alexander a. N. Robertson. Petition OF
Nrs : = Robertson the guardian, for confirmation
of The sale ~ the Ahupuaa Of Honokahau, Hawaii.
The couri examined hp return AMI account sales Of
the auriiupecr. and the various afidavits showing
shat The sale had been conducted according to law.
and granted The order af confirmation pettoned for.
Aur. 2s-Estate of E. d. Boyd. deceased. Petit
tiau ia- approval n Gains. Continued until Thurs
day August 81
Cases Cor the coming week.
Aur- s0.-IB re Lo1ehan a CleghOrn. Petition for
-nundzuuE.
AUG. sl.-Ia re Boyd deceased. Approval of
claims-
sep, s.-Essats Of Kaslo deceased Settlement of
Eocouuis.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
Hawaiian Law.

Law makers by hasty legislation can do a
great deal of harm, but in country which has
obtained fundamental rights secured by a rea-
sonably permanent Constitution, and based on
the broad principles of common law as known
to the English speaking race, there is really
far less danger from Legislation than is often
supposed To Judge from the half expressed
fears of some, or from the idle boasting of
others, one might infer that these islands fur =
nish precarious legal protection to those resid-
ing here. Nothing could.b further from the
truth The remedy against illegal statutes
always lies with an intelligent and honest ju-
dietary. If such Judiciary should ever cease
to exist and be sustained under the present
system of government, it would be replaced
under another system. No man of intelligence
ever doubted that this government has per-
manence based on nothing else but its ability
TO sustain the law under which it came into
being, and on the strength of which commu-
nifty has been induced to come here, and to ac-
quire rights which are well secured by law
and by treaties. A return to that Arcadian
simplicity which in the poetic fancy is the con-
dition of savagery, is as impossible as tits alb
surd.
The reported announcement of a legislator
that only the supreme Being should decide the
law for him, would provoke smile if it were
not for its injurious effect The Emperor of
Germany or the Gar of Russia would not for
a moment dare to assume such position. We
do not however anticipate an immediate resort
to our treaties in consequence of such talk, but
we do expect that those whose official exist
ence is derived from the Constitution and law,
will not often talk in this way.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
OIL oF IL naWaIIa1 b.

SUPREME COURT Of THE HAWAIIAN II
lands.
In The natter Of the VIII James Ra8lasoa ra.. -
Honolulu deceased order appalntne time ~ al.asrs
OF WI ana directing punraii1u - uqfce n is
"A document purp0slnE O. BE- fha last Hii ana .lflrrr
Of James AoDnsau late % Honolulu daee1.ag fas. = "a
tins sixteenth day u August A. issa tsau reaf.i -
said probate Court. and petition fr rr.tra frfrr
and Tor the ssuaucr % itteIs 09fllruflrr O. raffa p
ward samuel G. Allen and Marx P. R1ti1sod. tal'tf
been filed by them.
Il 5 hereby ordered. that THURSDAY. ta. en- pay
Or -E1FlEAibEit. A. d. fss1. 10 o'r1az 4 ~ ~
SAID day. az the Court o. said Court at a-dn rs
we Island Of Oahu b. sud The 'l hereby .rr fsf
the Time ior proving aid WIN and herring 80 r1
When lnd where any person Interested mas ssrrrr arf
tary.
~ S inriher ordered fhaf r0fie f4arrof D. rrsa ~
puhleaiont for three Successive ees IN ne lr.s4.-
Honolulu.
And i s further ordered That citations BE- 1sssai = a.
subscribing witnesses 20 said WI. and b. tr heirs "a a.
i.si9tof . appesr and contest TIE probate - va
Dated Honolulu. u. T. lfih o. ursst 1873
Cfa1 & unnrr4
I1gf.ce n ne Supreme edaft
Attest wALrEa r. sEaL, CLERK tsas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30

The Centennial celebration in New York surpassed
all former celebrations, and was an uproarous affair
conducted by hundreds Of thousands Of good natured
people. The celebration was beyond any vivid des-
cripii-l This was the generally the whole
country.
At Berlin all the morning Journals, and conspic-
uously the National Gazette, have leading editorials
on the Centennial Of American Independence. They
congratulate the Americans IN the Warmest terms.
The Paris journals of July 9th contain leaders on
the Centennial celebration in the United States.
They dwell with praise on the prodigious progress
made By the Republic since l77s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1876,
at12 O'Clock noon,

The following Estate, in the district Of
Kula, In the island n Maui
Aapueos LIST and ID and particularly described as
follows. viz
beginning at the makai polat OF this land In path
crossing the bottom Of the Raviue Of Ramaehu just
It divides forming kahapapa Guch the East and Makn
hulal Guich the West, and running uauka along The
bottom OF Kahanapa Guch between this lot and Aapueo
magal point OF Aapueo kauis thence along the
bottom OF the gulch which separates this lot from
Aapueo Kaulk akOko tree and b path az head Of
gulch its Eastern br nix the Eastern base Of
Puupani, thence South 757 East HOO chains path
running maukR thence 5 nth 504' last "a 20 chains
along said path and Junction with road uia
thence nearly following road North 5s' East 1914
chains Kukui standing IN the bottom Of guch ;
thence south GU East ~ chains up said guch
head and onward 10 small plain thence south 30
Ellis chass makai brink Of gulch which is
rated by ridge only from another guch; thence
south 10 West $50 chains first guich onto above
said ridge thence following naai brink Of second gulch
south Ias West 22-4s bottom guch running
riakai which ats lower end Is called Nakah1al Gulch
thence along said guch which separates this land from
Kalialnu 10 place Of commencement az maka end OF
this land and including Of 6sJ GOO except
ing and reserving the rights Of native t1nantsA
TERMs-Upset price Of 1850; one-third cash. one
third In years. one-hird IN years Tor years. with
at per per secured by mortgage
the property. all cash at option Of purchaser.
The purchaser viii be f1rnst ID with decree Of eonfr
nation OF Of the Interest II minor heirs and with
or confirmation by the widow and the heirs who
Of Other title papers At OF purchaser.
7o5-st TAos ". EVERETT, Auetr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
WEDNESDAK AUGUsT 30.

: THE Assembly is at loggerheads with the
Cabinet. The hungry members have failed to
derive the needed pap from the maternsl treas
ury vault, and are impatient to go home and
begin their work of assessing for the sake of
replenishing again their empty pockets They
propose that His Majesty shall prorogue them
on Saturday next, or if he fails to oblige them,
to 60 home unprorogued. They are quite will
ing 10 consent to have the appropriations as
made two years ago, continued for another
year, and then they will undoubtedly be will
ing to come again and draw another $3.50 and
air their eloqueuce, and save the country, etc.
We would recommend the King DISSOLVE the
Legislature, and make few radical changes,
order new election and commence again de
moro.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
STPREHE coTnT OF rae BAwAIIaNrs-

SUPREME COURTOF TnE ITAwaITsNEa
- LANDS In Probate Island ~ Oahu. hasssl1d -
In the matter Of The estate o. Ioserb Howe afs e
Hama Maui Deceased Order arpontnr time Or pro-
bate Of VIII and directing pubicaf 1afa 90 az -
document FurportnF ~ b. The ana fasra-
ment or Joseph Howe deceased, having slst lar n
August A. H. 1919, been presented allf rrtlfa 1rf
and apeuuon for the probate thereof and fr te Hss
oflettefs uestamentary % AUGUST UNNk. Or RAMA L.
land nf Maui having been fled By saaf Angst tina
~ IS hereby ordered that FRIDAY. sIs flr ~
SEPTEMBER, a. p. 1873, az 10 O'Clock A. ~ 20 ~ flr
az the Court room Of sll court Curt fnurn II
hououiu- BE- and The sane H. hereny appointed ta fa
Tor proving sld vii and hearing sliG aprlcafn van
ana where any person Interested 1Dpalr and rnsf
the sid WILL and the granting % ieifefs taflar tlrv
~ further ordered thar u1lce thfr 10 rrrn hr
PuoAcailonf Tor three successive weeks. UnrnIsr
Gazette Newspaper printed and published in fIar1nr
Ahdt further oriered. that citsns b. issued Cd ffr
subscribing witnesses 10 said El o. a1raar and .fr.af
the probate o. said will. az the tine appa'ntaIf
Dated Honolulu, "a. L., Elsa August, l.sa
A FRANCE Judo.
Justice uf the su7rcnla Cc1rt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
OAHU COLLEGE.

YUyHE NEXT TERM OF OAHU COLLEGE
u WILL commence wednesday September Gth
Palmer OF Massachusetts Miss Miss Mars
Of California al Of whom ghy recommend
dIw Oh the places made By the teachers who re-
tired al the close n the last school year
Persons desiring the school viii BE- examined
Monday Tuesday, September 4th.. 5th AZ . A n
They win be examined IN Mental Arithmetic. Written
Arithmetic through division, Geography through the
United states. Reading. Writing and spelling.
Letters Of Inquiry may be addressed r.
A1fAsA PRATT
1905 President Of Oahu College.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30

Department. Of Foreign AfTafrs--Be it known
81 whom Iaay Coacern. hat August Unna Esquire
hlrlug daV go this Department bis Com
frun his Anes Christian IX. kiug Of peBnIsrk,
rllen is ialud b. due form: he the said August
Uunl o. hereby aezuo-iell by order Of Hs Majesty
uaish C1usul for DIE Hawaiian Islands, and all his
aa sl-l. ordered receive fuI faith and
c-pa1 be- Authorize 1f this Government
Given under abs hand and seal OF the Foreign
as urlce, a. E1loiull. this l8th day OF August,
1s7G
W l. GREEN.
Minister OF ForeiEn Affairs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
SPECIAL NnTIcE

The Undersigned, duly sworn before =
Justice Of Supreme Court and having two superior Berlin
instruments IS prepared make Analysis Of sugar By
Poiarizaiion- Having assisted Colonel z s. spasng ias
year poaze his purchase refinery sugars he is con
adent Of giving correct results.
Honolulu. March 81. 1879. sos-im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
ssUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands. In Probate.
In the matter of the Matilda Echart late OF
Honolulu deceased.
At Chambers, before Mr. Justice Judd Order Of Notice
Of Petition for allowance Of accounts discharge and
distribution Of property.
on reading and fling the petition and accounts Of Peter
C. Jones' jr administrator with the will Of the estate II
Matilda hchart lae Of Honolulu deceased, wherein be
asks to be allowed s5I7T 81 and charges himself with
$500 H. and asks that this may examined and
approved and that final order may be made Of dstrb
ton Of the property remaining in his hands persons
thereto entitled and dschirging him and his sureties
from all further responsibility such administrator.
II is ordered that Friday, 18th day OF September
A. ID. 1870. at 10 O'Clock A. before the said Justice
at Chambers In the Court House Honolulu be and the
same IS hereby appointed the ae and place for hear
ing said petition and accounts, and that all persons
esed may then and there appear and cause,
they have, why the should be granite may
present evidence who entitled 10 ne said pro-
perry. And that this order in the English language
published in the Hawaiian Gazette newspaper, printed
and published in Honolulu. for three successive weeks
previous TO the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated at Honolulu, H. l., this 18th day OF August A. b.
1875.
A FRANCIS JUDD,
Justice % the Supreme Court.
Attest Walter Seal, CLERK Of the supreme Court
GO5-Jt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
N the mAlrEn OF THE Estate OF

IN The MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
il sylvester Sabian yCastro, late OF Honolulu, de-
ceased
Notice Is hereby given that persons whether secured
by mortgage or Otherwise having claims or demands
against the estate Of the late Sylvester saban Castro
deceased are requested 10 present the properly
authenticated. % the nd-rsigued At No Kaahumanu
street, Honolulu within six months from date % the
first publication Of this notice they forever
barred and all persons Indebted hereby
required to make immediate payment 70 the undersigned
Honolulu, August lG, 1876.
ANNA SABLAE y CASTRO
CECIL. BROWN.
Administrative and administrator % Estate veetar
Sablan Castro, deceased s0j-5t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
Licenses Expiring in Aug 1876
Oahu.

Licenses Expiring in Aug. 1876
RETAIL
Oahu.
r H. Davies Eaahauanu street Honolulu,
y eaalE Hook Tons human street. Honolulu,
~ Al soon. Etallil. E1o.aupo-0.
D. Helry Narsh. lllle street.. Honolulu.
- a - firce a. oe. Qneen street., Honolulu
Ale1sf -lfahl. Flri street, Honolulu,
Maui.
~ yin F6. walusu. --au.
~ D. Tucs1lr Mall.l.
- E-s noullllu, ka..- Hama,
81 wngat- KoHala
wFoIEsALE
OAHU
= A. W. Fierce q co.. Queen street, Honolulu,
RErAII SPIRITS.
g. james S Lemon. Commercial Hotel.
wHoLH-klE SPIRIT
O. Ns1farlnne q g., Eaahumauu street Honolulu,
chlrles L1ag Net-la1t street. Honolulu
AUCTION.
80 q. *. Daniels. KAN
BILLIARDS.
g HT. Nolie Queen street. Honolulu.
- = = turufFs y laauu street, Honolulu,
BUTCHER
lI- AEaua a Co.. gallsu. Maui
by 20 d H0t wllaga oahu
81 Cox a Aausaua. fraia'a ga. oahu.
- Ecurg Chairman. Halalgi Kauai.
NICrrA LI.ING
n C. Kittr. Fort sFeeg Honolulu, Oahu.
IN 30, Aara-lle. laval,
e. Iahu pcrar. Nauuasea street, Honolulu,
2 r T. rarum. 40. s
- EaalIeflau SO. g.
- w Mamoun. so g
kaala- 80. 6.
r. EealohA 40 c8
as NnAaL 10. 90.
"a Elhls-hl 30. sf an. 81,
r. La-.aialelo. NO g. COS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE

,SSE C. Brewer & Co.-Agents. .EE&
ElsE Favorable arrangements eau always be EtSssr
made for storage and shipment Of on Bone Wool Hides and
Merchandise New Bedford Boston, New York and
1ther Eastern Ports R5- Cash Advance made.
silly c. BREWER co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30

THE news of The final confirmation of the
Reciprocity Treaty came upon our community
I with such startling suddenness, thar many CAN
not realize it as fact Although there is no
no doubt Of it, yet the fact that no official notice
Of 1t has been received by the government
! from its representative at Washington, His Ex-
celleney E. II. ALLEN, has prevented any pub
lie demonstration on the part of the govern
ment or of the people. The official notice as
well as the proclamation of the President
ought to be received by the first arrival from
San Francisco. 1t is believed that all has
been done here that is necessary to carry into
effect the provisions of this convention. The
Kings proclamation of the treaty was issued
on the 18th of June. and published in this pa
per on the 2lst Of the same month The law
to exempt American goods from duties as pro-
vided in the treaty was passed by the Legisla-
ture July 18th, and published in this paper
August 18th This is all that is demanded by
the treaty itself or by our constitution, and as
soon as the official notice is received here that
the treaty is in force in the United States, its
obligations will be fully carried out, as long
Us the convention may last.
WHILE the thanks of the Hawaiian People
are due TO the many able Senators and Rep
resentatives in Congress who labored so ear
nestly for the treaty, we must not forget the
services Of our special envoy, ELISHA II. Al
LEN, who has borne the burden of the work
which has fortunately been crowned with sue
cess. His Ezcellency is now well advanced
in years, and as a reward for his services, we
cordially and earnestly recommend that he be
appointed as HAWAIIAN MINISTER RESIDENT
AT WASHINGTON. There will be questions of
greater or less Importance, both political and
commercial, arising out Of the treaty, which
will require that some person clothed with di-
plomatic powers be present to represent us
there, and empowered to settle any disputes.
This is the least that we can do, after receiving
such magnauimous token of friendship as
this treaty carries. The cost of such a mis-
sion should not be thought of. Mn. CHARLES
NoRDHoFF is another gentleman deserving the
public thanks He labored hard and threw all
his influence in our favor His visit here few
years since afforded him an opportunity to
speak knowingly on every point. Captain
Waddell of the Steamer City of San
Francisco, has also proved warm
friend of Hawaii and worked strenu-
ously in behalf of our treaty, especially
among his southern friends, whose opposition
to the treaty he succeeded in modifying to
such an extent, that on the final vote, although
they had spoken fercely against it, scarcely
one of their names is found in the list of noes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
Tx CnAnBERs. CIacrrr IrDar. rurno

49, '.t-fs tlNtl IT 1lDfsE NAIANu
l. lDitAaL DISTRICT Hawaiian iliandr n Fralsata
IN tne natter Of the estate Of John flan ri 1 -
Hewal, deceased.
document, pnrportug 10 b. ne i1st VIA 81 rr.s-
- - igi.H ~ Hlillili le10asefi nlt'tr f4H ItI
gay o. Als1t A. ID 1873. been 1rssnt.i q 80 rld.s
teuri and petition Tor thf probate nrr.r "a ~ rs
20, ana g. W. G. JpSE-, having teen 1ed ty O. vi.
OF SEPTEMBER A. b s-a - d. -i-1- 4 rr .. ~
Sosrt iouse a. Waotinu Eau- iiaVaE b. 40 - .a-s
hearlls SAL applcaiou. ffnra a1 rfrra aaf -. Ir-
leIeliea nay appear ard contest l1a sad viii aII a.
granting - letters testdInenf1-r
lt y further ordered Inst nfIca ras~-f - -~-- 81
ploieaiion for three suesssses weeks ~ % iiaalla
-, 4, ~ We hnoHoa, nensprpcfs printed 80 30
Dated a. Hno, Hawaii. AagusF. Iofa.. is-a
80. A Errra9.
s'e7 circni,Judse. Tliri Issieili a..irei.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
NXECrrnn,s NnrIrI. -rIIE Irrnrp-

ENXECUTORS NOTICE-THE UNDER
- signed hereby give notice TO all persons. that on
the 9th day Of July last they appointed executors
OF the Will Of the late John Montgomery and they hereby
request all persons having claims against the 90 the
said John Montgomery the same. duly
heated TO W. l. Of the said executars
Office Of f. T. Lenehan Co. within SIX months Of the
day Of publication Of this notice. they viii be 1rever
barred All persons owing debts the said estate are
hereby requested to make payment 70 the said ". l.
Green.
ALEXANDER McKIBBIN,
W. L. GREEN.
Honolulu August 10, 1875. COST
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
SALE OF
RE AZ ESTAT Z

HDY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ND supreme Court and also under power OF attorney
from the heirs Of estate Of Ludwig II. AnthOn de
ceased viii be sold pnbc auction the Court House
at Wai'uku. Island Of Maui,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-30
RE- CLIFTON.

In nccorlsnce " Ga she provisions of Sec
49, 20 tae ltta il-.. have appointed S. kckuunnO
e In i1as'r Tor r' 1eveu1lel Pound ID the district
~ s1llE kafs. Island Hawaii
KIP. Governor uf Hawaii
ozles ar G5r. uI has. O. Iuy %, 1875 6o7-5t
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RUSKO.
Petrohrad, IL. dubna.

Petrohrad, IL. dubna.
Polodtadni list, Moskevske Vs-
domosti, pfse v dvaze o politicke
situaci v Evrope, ze vespcln6 po-
merry velmoci nejsou uspokoJivd.
Anglicko q Rusko 81 ned1vefuji.
Pomer Rakouska X Rusku neni
jasnym; kdyby Andrasi mel pad
nout bylo by pfatelstvi mexi ts-
mi dvami velmoci pochybne. Jed
mani Namecka neni dosti zfelme
v0ei vychodni otazce, vsak neni
pochyby, 10 BY Nemecko xasast-
milo SO kdyby rozhodny okamzik
nadcsel. Rusko ceni pfatelsivi
Nsmecka jen tolik. jak cenni Ne.
mecko ptatelstvi ruske q bylo by
snadne, 20 by vSchodni otazka Je
znepfatelila. Namecko by melo
sice byti povdeeno, ze rusko po-
mohlo ku sjednoceni jeho, vsak
diplomacie nezna zadn9 vdeSno-
sti. Bismark neni senumentai-
MIN.
@Golos" pravi, 10 kazde zakro>
eeni cix6 mocnosti Tnrecku,
polka SO 8 rozhodnym odporem
Ruska. Prosfsch ruska W zadu>
je sice pfedevsim udrzeni miru,
proto vsak nevada so protekto-
ratu mad sloysny tureck uni.
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Poiiticke drobnosti.

/ Novt rep. kandidat o KITE
rema miuvi N. I. Sum-, jest Ed.
Risrrspoiat, nynsisi nejvysi xi-
stupsc pravni spej. stasa.
I Kandida,a pro presiden..,Yi
Jest al naxbyt. kafdou shvili
nalezcn jest nsjakS novy. Pro
mfstopresidentstvi Sc jieh vs.k
hlasi dosud naaIo.
! Vdsi vysetfovanl veWashlng
lonu skslA 80 otazks, byl Grant
slepec kter5z nevsdsl co % kol
nsLo dele neb nechisl vidstig
I Pravi 50 lie president da ye>
TO IN zAkon, mimi - snizuje slaa-
ne presadenta na p tisic po prv>
MIN bfexnu 1877 Grant pry nebp-
de nominoYat, nisoAo pro vysla-
neetvi Anglicku, dokud neu-
kopteno bude vysetfovkni proti
Schenkovi.
Gen. Custer, jeden re svsdkd
pied vyberem vysetfovaeim, po-
staven prf bude pied vojsnski I
soud ns obialoba cd ieg. Terry.
! fravi se, 10 vaichni pisafi
dosaxeni "a viva Babcocka, bu-
doa oboru propnstsni.
I Pfitomns jest s5 vysstfova.
cich vfbord We ashingtonu. Bo-
dejt by nenasli vse co v6bec K
najin jest.
| Pied nsjakfm sasem xbaa-
krotosaI vydavatel katolicksho
lislu Pilot, kterfx okradI mnohS
ze sv5ch irskich krsjaad o p.ai,
40 ktcrea ii nsho uklidali. Div
no 20 nepfisla sprava 0 tom pod
/ ohlavenim- ,,opst jedno rspa-
blikinske darebictvi.~
I Iiz asi "a 100000 dol. pop-
kAsek vydano bylo co denf plat
rozlisn5m svedknm vyIJchanfu
pred roxmaniffmi vfbory. Va 4
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PoIiticke zpravs

II Vybor senatu pro drshy, a.
saesl Sc poloziti IN stai navri,
Huniingtona paciick6 draze.
podel az paralely. TAX u5iusno
dive nivrheH podpoFe pro
DRAIN Texasko Paciickou : TIM
jsou oba nAvrhy pro toto xasedi,
al odbyty.
II ZAkon nahfazeni papiro>
v5ch drobnych pensz, penSzi stfi-
brntmi, prosof t6z xastnpitel>
stvem 4 sekretAf Brislow uSinil
pffPravy, aby mohIo - jix b6henl
tohoto ttdae zapotfti : vydtvk>
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Miaali ttden odsoussno bylo
vfoero kotaletnfch podyodnikd q,
Y Milwaukee MoeilIer, dohlizitrl,
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zoni > $500 poksty. v 81 Louis
odaoazen Ne Donald ~ 3 rokinl
yszeni : 5000 pol katy. ". a. Al