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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30
6,IrIzENs AND REsIDEsTs or Hoso.

" LULU, Visiting Friends Strangers generally are
cordially Invited TO attend Public Worship FORT ST.
CHURCH, where Services held every Sabbath at II
O'Clock A. NJ, and p N. Seats provided for all
VINO may be pleased attend. There Is n Wednesday
evening Prayer Meeting at ~ O'Clock, In the Lecture
Room to which all are welcome 524 Iy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30
Notice.

THE USDERsIGNED. RUTH KEELI
hOt-ANl, OF tionoiniu. oahu. hsrehg rIter uute
uce that have duly constituted and app1luts -IMoN
kOLOA kAAts e kaua, North koEa. lla4al o. - ~
Agent for TIE mAnagemsnt Of my property
dom, both Zeal and personal And o. Eaf.tr raEa.a
upon my Eonohkts and tenants 11d pern1a h1llz
oi my lands 70 recosnlze his asthority y aaf
Al persons having claims against ne must presai -
same TO tine sid Agent. and ali Indebted aae o. . s
him. IL WrrfrwUT
Honolulu, May 3. issg eslla
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30

Rates of Passage will be

EF No Credit for Passage Money. ia
Tickets at the Office only.
berth will be considered taken until paid to- Not
responsible for unmarked Baggage any Freight
GELS unless receipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
n- An effort will be made have the Steamer reach
Honolulu the evening Of the day she leaves Maui
SAMUEL q. WILDER, Agent.
once hwiider Co.. corner Of Fort Queen Streets
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30
UNIvRRsI TERRARuN oRBs ARcHrEoroxs SUNNI
AID GLoRIAN.
Filth. Hone. CHARITY.

From the Orient OF Nuuanu Chapter of Rose
Crox, No. l, in the City OF Honolulu Kingdom Of
Hawaii, under the Celestial Canopy Of that Zenith.
which answers unto u lS' N. latitude. the 18th
day of the Hebrew month liar. A.. NJ. 56SI,
corresponding with the 2sth day OF April, W. E..
1877
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-30
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE

.ffR c. Brewer T. co.-Agents. .EEk
R&4{ Favorable arrangements always be HTLR
made for storage and shipment Of OIL Bone Wool is7 s5d
other Merchandise New Bedford Boston, New York ~
7ther Eastern Ports. 4s- Cash Advances made
E4i-1Y c. BREWER 4 CO.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-09
COUNTY CONVENTION.

We publfs, this week the call for the
County Convention to put in nomination
Candidates for the several Offices TO be
9i,led this fall. We hope there will be o
full representation. We will have some
sssiing to say about .thc Convention and
Candidates ncxt'wetk.
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and you are my prisoner ana want you 10
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lis hands on window sili. This was IS.
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-09

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cams who're defsndant ~. unlawfully
sook HIN fssa ~ hands of eue he hsa
surrendered =, fes ~ puzpose Of com
ulttlng siple1peon "a Aeeen6ek. Ccuzt
suatains cbiscs3pa. prosecutioa excepts.
16lH Nm64, 1e-0enD1.
! broaeht gun ont q - heuse. Found
Il n nortk-east cosnsr 81 main buildibg.
l'or4E0ns room.
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Rssids II Carroll Townshlp. Tana c..
lava. xnow about the kilIIne Of G. s..
Whltsley. Was q dsfsadants Aeuss nsxt
day. (Testtmony the sans ~ MeI3ebsrt1
and enitks y . what occurred when De.
fsndant was axzssGed.)
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e..d..e e, 49,. vvss..,..'.,.. ,rs,,..,
Was cominx homs mast dsfendanta houae.
He stopped NJ team, peia he wanted q
ssttle with me. TEX horses By The bits
and stepped them. Had msnkey wrench
W Az mana. saao he was gong 70 settle
up; s1d = ssaa nosnans. thea be
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/ cRoss-xxA1frxATIoN.
! He said Il want to settle up with yos
about what you told neighbsrs. !" u tols
him to bring neighbors round. Hs broke
wrench over wheel, then I took out jscl
ksifc. Ihave had NO fight with defend
ant before. Didn't strike at him with III,
knife. Took 1t out to ''cool him of.
Was in his lane 70 house. Didn't tell hin
ANYTHING until got away from him. II,
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State of Iowa vs.. .Mecheck.

3-its ssAiGiT 2tstE tss
This case which attracted considerable
attention was The preliminary examina-
tim OF The Bohemian " no murdered con
stable Chas. s. Whitley, while in the dis.
charge Of his duty, July 9th. Messrs.
Ebersolc y Willett' appeafed for the pros.
,ecution and w. II. stivcrs for The defense.
We give tho testimony, as follows:
DR.. VIM. Corns, Expert witness, sworn:
Reside in Tama City; am o Physician;
4racticed since 1892 ptacticed surgery;
general practice. On 9th day Of July 1877,
assisted In post norton examination on
body Of Cbas. Whiteley with Drs. Thomp-
sons; after viewing bDdy found wound Of
chest, in upper part OF chest. called pene-
itrating wound, extended 70 aorta about 2
inches from base Of heart; not able to
trace the ball any further tlfzh a6fta; ball
was not found, nature Of wound was gun
shot, was round opening, could pass little
finger in through breast bone; as near as
can tell ball must have lodged in body
somewhere; we made thorough examine
ton. could not find 6all. This wound l
think was sufficient to cause daath., At
ter receiving wound could not have lived
Ito exceed 8 min. = 'aAs
Cross Elk.
Gould not discover course Of ball. sim
ply touched tho lungs could only discover
hole ID chest, almost III center II chest.
DIR. Benz. Thompson, Expert witness,
sworn;
Reside at lama City, physician and sur
-gcon. have practiced years. On sthJuly
mt twp If Carroll with sDr's. Corns and
Thompson, held post mortem examination
ION body IT Chas. Whiteley. Viewing the
sbody found perforated Uopad in upper
land center portion, Of chest, ia .orta
sof uppsrabone'ef stefnuni, ON opening
tihe chest found balrhad .passsd directly
sback on straight liney perfctatiug the
Transverse portion soffaorta nbout 9 inches
frOm,uppeEporticn u the base Of heart,
sthst Is rs far % we could trace the ball;
ysnade thorough examinaiion; wound
wAsgun shot wound;s ssShitsley could Not
lhave lived more than , minutes; think the
wound caused death; The aorts was pcne-
strated from side to side size Of perforation
I'm breast bone was large enough to pass
little finger through hole.
DIR. Samuel Thompsqm Expert witness
s"os III
nc''ue 8 ao'su nAIs pl.c...su :
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CIt0g1 nxAls1f15
eald - 6l1aN kacW = - 1o 80 NJ;
he esksd b5otheRl sleG T. - pe1l III
20 k0Gne vifk kim;e6 ~ r. coa1 :;
tlHoa y )end re ~ ~ y 61s ~
~ : alcng ~ sod&
Gsergs 6sx3aes 6ners
Reside = Ca1sH Township; kn6W
Chas. WAateley xnow Neesaoenty was
y eotapeAy VIVA WhaseieS - Aln1aay ~
~ q snly ~ 1s.ylng ~ night 9 20.
Eee's - ehese When Afke ksexek caane
came |; = va between ~ and y O'Clock 5
sew " hateley tseke skter Are1ek ceme
. wss between = ana ltscaeck - ell
g MN snd ease II lzsls 5 ~ 80
q re ncsseS enu vent e naolns ~
ss.ee me y ees : Ieyolyer !
s1ea z Ine y e esons = - ~. q ~
started 1rom Eees eoo9s oesec4 snas
nienS.
IT. ooJeee = WITNESS s's''nS ~
sn'us .n.s conssac's s.'o .noo. tlnse ~
ssnssea HON TEES. WY ne wanseo -
ssLve sne "alEsns lnsssntef-
ou.l.cs' e "ens'a = ss1vo " my
nienls pecaase 10 wanted g rlow corn she
, oay snG save ame' slescees Wnns
ley went along also, Aiks Krszeks
oisthsr Joe and one other fellow called
Joe Vokown. We went y Martin Mech
eck's house. Whiseley knocked On aoof
and called tor him 70 come out; NE hstle
boy was holding Team out N ne vazo'
Ne and whitley were south o. t9e
mouse. Whfteiey toic MN he wanted
% re him. Martin answered u ped room
IN east enc q house; the WINDOW = m tle
northeast corner Whiteley went 70 we
window am nos certain wnetner =
was open = shuts Ne door = " the
SCUM ssae of INC Mouse. spoot center.
When ne knocked q me door martin ssks
| "a ''whasS wasted I" thsn Whiteley
wsnt foand - H. winaows ~ - he
wanted . see him; he Was tajki1G =
him, got hold Of his hands aud saiAslh
II my prisoner and wanted hin 70 - With
HIM. Martin said he would not, and he
got loose from him; We we're standing near
the corner Charley said he would go 70
the window agaih ana would "hailoo'
when for as to go into the house /; we went
where he told us and went to bed room
door the door xus mot locked, into tho
house; the bed room door was locked !;
we heard talk ut bed room window we
then went cut when at side OF house
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lated black stuff ON, had lighter tinge
ON it than the other. The accumulation
or black was down around the tubes; just
noticed it around the tubes; the sash ID
single sash 0x1O windows, hung on hinges
f and swings open to northeast; the but
ton fastens It ON the outside; light was
broken out; think It could BE opened ffum
inside; the button was on middle Of sash;
aAefe were two beds 10 fsae room; one
stood cast md west; think window ID
near ccuter of room on south side of
house; the bed stood east and west; there
is about twofect between bedstead and
south side of wall; room on outside is
feet u inches; distance between bed and
wall feet inch; bediwas up against
wall on east side Saw door of bed room
from muin room about the center Of south
side; the ether bed stood north and south;
was quite space between the beds.
Mike Krczek swore to the affidavit be.
fore me; his life was present at the time.
Joe Krezek aud Joe Vokown and another
Bohemian; it was about midnight when
the swearing VIDE done; think it was just
after midnight; am not certain; I wrote
the paper marked 20" first, then wrote
warrant and gave it to Surface or White
ley; it was half past 70 at night; Krezek
came after dark to swear out papers; Nc
go to bed about 9, think we went to bed
that night between 10 and II o'clock
gave the warrant to Whitley or Surface;
wrote warrant after they swore to infor.
nation; looked at clock; saw it was half
past ~; there was talk between me and
constable [aboutl waiting until Monday
morning; I.ifsocd' Warrant before 'Krezek
swcfe to bther information. Affidavit
marked "B;" wrote the second while
they were they were going ur there after
constable; they got something to eat after
constable came TO house; they wefe not
with me but short time after constable
got there; don't know how long they staid;
think it took me to write the paper about
10 minutes; 1t took me to write warrant
about minutes: think shot in post were
about 4 feet up post; there were more
than one shot, or place shot at on corn
crib; crib is 16 feet long, or8 feet high:
the whole side was spatlered with shot:
it looked IS though it had been shot at
many times; crib stands ends north and
south; when shot struck crib went in with
same slant as shot from window: post
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-09
Larus Smith, sseorn .

lknew defendant. Know about White
ley being killed, July 9th, 1877. didn',
come 70 Uwn with defendant, but came
part way. Defeadast was in a.. Fosters
WAGON. n ...l-.l.-..
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-09

q 4 presented to the public as the $50
Most Simple III Construction,
Most Certain in its Results,
Most Durable in its Parts,
md adspsed to greater range Of work,
thsn ~ other Machine in the Market.
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house. The boy held team in the lane
east side Of house. Surface, Whitley,
Krezek's hand and my self went to house.
to the door or south side next to porch !;
want on the porch Whitley knocked.
said '.hallown. OF 4 times, got answered
once who . there !" heard voice in
south part OF the house. Went around !;
/ was at the corner Of porch Surface and
/. Charlie went to east side Of house !;
saw Charles at window-the window in
northeast corner Of house. Hinges On
window II opens 70 the north has : lat
button on Il. fastens. ON outside. Charles
told Nocheck he was constable and had
warrant to arrest him; didn't hear Mech
eek say anything. he put hand on him
and told him he was his prisoner. Surface
and / were ON south-east corner Of porch;
could ESQ whitley plainly. Mecheck'
ccalled lqqse Whitley Game back y u,
told me 70 light lantern and when he went
70 window for US 70 go in and arrest him.l
We went In outside door was not fasten-
"a, bed room door was. House stands
eaat and west. Went Into the bed room
door; the other door opens north fron
house. Went ont where Charley was.
Started on est side d house, M or I
ateps fpn Charley saw hin plain, tlidA
lGechsck shot Ohasaey. Dldat hear taIk
Wken BE shot Chasley. Cav hin shoot
. r. :. = -. 4 = - -
The daily gazette., 1877-01-23
No De,,,ocrat fo .Knter.

That is the sentiment of the Board OF
Public Education as shown last evening.
David Chandler, citizen of high stand
ing and gentleman of leisure, we'll
qualified for the position of school director
was nominated; but being a Democrat was
rejected. The inference is that no Demo-
crat will be allowed to enter that body
unless sent there by the people of the
ward. The Board has long been gov
erned by majority of Republicans to
which no objection would be raised if
this exclusive disposition had not been
manifested. Mr., Zebley is Republican
and supposed it to be his duty to look up
some one who would properly fill the
yacancy. Mr.. Chandler resided in the
same section of the ward that Mr.. Hilles
did, and he was fixed upon to fill the va
cancy. The result is that Mr.. Zebley is
himself invited out for daring to break
through party restraints, although he had
not supposed that politics existed in the
Board. MessrS. Chandler and Zebley are
not likely to lose much by their exclu-
sion from such close corporation.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-23
January 23, 1877.

SENATOR RAY.-A paragraph appeared
in the GAZETTE yesterday, which refer
red to Senator Ray. 1t was an item in
our New Castle letter. Seeing no point
in what appeared to be a joke, it was or
dered to be excluded and put with "dead
matter" but by neglect of the compost
tor, got into the form. Senator Ray some
years ago resigned the Office of Justice OF
the Peace, which he filed with great
judicial ability, and has no thought Of
applying for the office again.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-23

Striking evidence of the villainly or in
competency, or both of the Louisiana Re-
turning Board was offered by the testi-
mony Of Wells and Anderson before a
Congressional committee on Saturday,
Their assumption of ignorance as to the
methods by which executed the infamous
purpose of the conspirators at Washing
ton is qualification hardly less despica
ole than the gross ofienses with which
they stand charged before the tountry.-
Happily we are not dependent upon these
"nscrupulous tricksters for the true story
Of Louis ma.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-23
MOrfOM's Failure.

Senator Morton's speech yesterday in
the Senate was complete failure. 1t
showed what Morton's object was. We
have stated in the GAZETTE previously
that Morton had the twenty-third rule
repealed with the design of making an
effort to force the country to accent the
count OF the Electoral vote by the Presi-
dent OF the Senate, and it becomes more
apparent each day that this was a deep
laid scheme by which he hoped to force a
PRESIDENT upon the people whom they
had not chosen.
He has now fully one-half of his OWL
party papers to oppose and all the indie.
pendent journals. The Y. Y Sun of this
date says The cause of Morton's in
tense hostility to any form of compromise
py which the party lines might be broken,
IS so plain that he who runs may read
While the two Houses stood confronting
each other with opposing maiorities, anf
directed alone by partisan policy. Mr.
Morton was substantially master of tb,
situation, and could dictate his owl
terms. He could coerce those whl
really differed from his audacious nlan
by the discipline of the caucus. Now hi,
sceptre is broken, and, in the angry diyi
sions which are likely to follow, it remain
to be seen how large and respectable
following he can rally.
Ar. Conkling and Mr.. Edmunds. tw
Of the ablest Republican leaders. an
whose standing before the country is. i
many respects, superior to that of M,
Morton, will be compelled to defend Nh
new scheme with every resource they ca
command, and to meet its antagonist n
any ground he may choose now or here
after. A schism is pretty certain frol
thls controversy, and the struggle mu.
terminate in the complete defeat of on
or the other faction. Mr.. Morton
struggling to preserve his ascendancy :
Inc dictator Of the party, looking forwar
TOUR years hence to the nomination f.
PRESIDENT. To second his ambition. it
necessary that the party should be mai,
tanned in power at any cost, and he is
those who believe that the end instifi
the means.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-23
HORTDNISM.

Ii Senator Morton had agreed to the
joint committees report for counting
the presidential vote he would have
shown degree of inconsistency with
his own character which no one had a
right to expect. AS a contemporary
remarks, he has always exercised the
right of going back on last years re-
cord when he felt like it, and the re-
port of the committee embodies some
OF the very features he was himself
advocating year ago.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-23
WATER DEPARTMENT. J
y o. 1000 MARK EFT STREET, w., DEL,
December 18th, 1876
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.

The bills for 1877 are now ready, ana pay
able at the Registrars office, 1000 Market
street. The law requires that all bills paid
on or before the thirty first of January 1877
the face of the bill, those paid during the
month of February, five per cent. addition
al, and those paid during the month OF
March ten per cent. additional, and all bills
remaining unpaid on the first day OF April
1877 the Registrar is required to have the
ferrules withdrawn and suit instituted fol
the recovery OF the amount due, and the
water will not be let into such premises un
| til such arrears with assessments and twC
dollars for drawing ferrules are paid
| VOffice hours from 8 A NJ to4 p NJ.
WILLIAM S. HAYES,
dec 2-tomarl Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-23
Jan. /, 1SI-13-6t

noG REGISTER NoTICE-ALL PER
~ sons owning or having dogs about
their premises. are required to have them
regularly registered, between the 1st and
10th of January. After the latter date the
ordinance will be strictly enforced against
unregistered dogs. JAMES O'TOOLE,
ja11-tf Chief OF Police.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-23

BAIT THAT FAILED.-The New Or
leans Democrat states that tbe Garnet
bag Legislature of Louisiana attemnted
to appease Gen. Longstreet by hurrving
through bill to pay him large sum of,
account OF militia expenses incurred dnr-
ing kelloggs administration. But the
bait failed and Gen. Longstreet continues
10 urge that Gen. Nichols is the fairly
elected Governor of Louisiana
The daily gazette., 1877-01-23

NOTICE is hereby given that intend
~ to apply to the Legislature of the State
of Delaware at its present session for the
passage of an act to divorce me from the
bonds of matrimony from my wife G. j.
Leila b. Robinett
JOHN p. ROBINETT.
Wilmington, Jan. 4, 1s7-dln
The daily gazette., 1877-01-23

NOTICE is hereby given that Co part
IN nership has this day been entered into
between Geo II. MARBLE and Thomas W.
Thackery, for the transaction OF the whole
sale and retail Boot, Shoe and Rubber busi-
ness, trading under the firm name of
.,--.rss MARBLE u &THACKERY.1s
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