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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27

William NJ. Tweed has at last laid down =
on hia pals, aud given 10 the world
= FIRE. revelation ~ thu operations ~
tlie hsni II thieves, III which he was
thu lead, that - numerically rln,alol.d Iii,
oil, III Nes inrk. The c.nfes1ivi, gu.@ tarL III
f.g ~ i~i7 when III. Iing irat began H. ass,,e
firm. II gives III .i.ia,l Iii. si.,f, u various
eont.l,is.s b.t~een sha writer. l'.t.,
i. a~.,nts, l.ifhaii s'"nnnlls. ll,apt
ti.net. 4 Oak.y I'LL alia .ille.H. i,
which Tweed MAS .I..t.a ~ tho klal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27

q. Wiley Wells. Of Mitrianpri. to hc solicitor
VI ihn Treasury.
i. II. &. sinith. II Ohio. 10 Ia Apl,oltment
Clerk Ia the Treasury Department.
ten. Toricli ~ ho Pension Agent nj Indlnil-
ainliia
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
Euralman War Probabilities,

The war will probably lr ii extensive
scnl., and evidently will include il
nlung sil,rt ~ capture cpilslantinupl..
II this sn.svr.ls, Turkey Iii Europe Will
br hluttel ont. nill il,r nlap III Europe
must l,c rauljnstc.l. With nll tliH il ir
MT surprising tint the entire wnrl,l
should watch thu strife with deep In.
terrai. Unless other mnliona intervene
tlie 1'ntkirl, empire will struggle III Il
,lsatll "TRIP. II " nul. however. II H.
snpln.asl TINT ni' IL mt prepared iur i
ntr,,uY nilnrt. NOR Will nlr hrlsk III
pieces ,ui,lrrtlf first hl,ork. IsMaf will
prol,ahl, u rfplnap,a anL tie situreit
Here lhe imll inir ~ var will linh.-
ils ifs4slnr rari,li,. a,ri II, 'itni rilake
IL t,"l, .Aps rl,n,.sl. l'atsbmph fnuis
n,ffeint
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
lIns!nrs. t'ailmrrs.

The uuartrrl, cirttilHr II tia M.aer,,
II, u. lbm n tu fnrl,iai.a tie following
ruinpnrtaun III ilslupH@ fuilur.H ftl lie
tt4i .tlisll fa ttf is15. n, Z.
amount ri llaittlitiea. I'LL Ifs.15i asers
ap,. liabilities, 81 ..si.
istd Nninlat III f,iisirtH. y. Nv, |.
amount IL liabilities. sfsI IT'LL. lit, htar.
ap, liu,,iiiii.H. ~, JH.
iNTT Nunar II lniInn-. l.H.iv !.
amount III liulilii,n. fil.pi4.O1is nsHts
M. liabilities, aip.uiU.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
An April. Hl.IIZARn.
The Wurst ~noW storm Ever t<mWn
lhAk0tA Terrtt0ry.

The Wurst ~noW STERN Ever knnWn Wv
Dakota Territory.
a letter from Fort Abraham lancoln,
Dnkotn, dnted April u. anyr.
The il.rreHt snoW.stprm tint Dakota
Territory ever experienced ended yeatsr.
,lny morning. II hrgnn saturday ln~.
aill never utrc craseL its fury during
ak days. The thermometer fell tu
thirty degrees below zero an,l remained
there throughout the storm. The rnpw
IL about NIX feet ,lctp On the level. Cuts
and nsineH arr iille,l by tlle .rift+ailuw.
The roads are impnsIahle At .I,r pame
date the iee IN the Missouri river broke
mp and began floating down NJ u tromen.
,lona rate. Early Sunday morning IL
fnrmcl Il gorge III the hend ~ Hibley
irlnnl. anl the bottoms ia frunt ul lsia.
mnrrk, md for many miles up tl,e river.
oysrliow.sl ~ thu depth VI several leei III
some instances. tuha, II point opposite
To o,lr little Tort, hal IL III abandoned
The log houses and ,lram-nhopa were .lr.
asroy,l. The Hood extended below sih.
Icy island.
IN. L. Clark l,nd number ri mon
engaged M burnt Creek bottoms ns
woo.l.ehopperS, ~ supply the contract
for wood 1T our post. The rapid rise Of
thu water forced them % erk refuge on
an old hay.staek. and they Remained
pcrehei IN their lofty seat until Monday
morning, when they were happily nH.
cuel Thu Watrr around tin atack
reached within seven or eight feet uf the
top, nlll tho prospect u! their rescue wnr
at ono time gloomy indeed. Thirteen
men were chopping woel on Sihlry
iHland, seven vi whom WIRE Minr enough
to cross the river before tae iee i,rsnt.
rned 10 come down. The others, with
fonlllnrdy ,lnrinR, remained. Tie Watef
fose steadily around them. until they
Wtr. forced Ia abandon their cabins nn,l
climb trees ~ snsr themselves from
drowning Int they only saved them.
selves ~ freeze ali,l strive. Onn nld
man wns ino woak t. climb tr.c, an.l
his comrades cnt notcleH md helped him
nlnft. About ilnlf why up lp irli nn,l
caught himself with lin left hnnl on il
limb, nm.l before liz could hc rescued H.
hnl frozen 10 ,lenth. Two III them f,ll
from their sntr, after having hoe,l
frozcn. nil,l fell into thu rushing current
TIM wlis found ntiil seated on ile liml,
but frozen stiir. The either twp were
nlive when rescued. Int wrrr lnnlly
frozen, nn.l nrc now II nl,r post hospital
Their recovery III doubtful.
Tyler McCleas NINA caught In tin
storm, anl tuk refuge IN .l,arfic.l
cabin, hoping TINT tho fury u tl,r sl.,rm
wunl,l n,,',i hul,ri,le. Int thu high WATER
completely eorr,llrl him III. u,iL IL hlaI
~ taxi refuge un little shelf nl.ut
four fat from the iioor. liz stuck ~ his
hunk fnr three ,lnys anil nights. nll VIZ.
then rescued.
f.l. Reynolds undertook f. f.nsli tin
bluffs, nlnt VITA drowned. Ills l,nly wins
lunInl Yesterday liz r.,nl erect In ,h'
ies. anil the night before lila erirH fpr
help wrr heard lrarly NIL night. but
human power Wa~ III III avail. !"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27

Wv tnik linA i Is,lie4 ipt.A " z.pls.
i'iiiIutlrltti,tH, .ssf,l liruaklsn. 49,. iitAs
lon, I'M. tllirHEgu. III. ~, Louis. 10,
lalM ,,ll lil,, ,strv ~ .sl,sj art Hi4 III
Nm Nurk, a'l,~ii III A. lstiin. A,,ii
III litninil, a,fl lDa,ls Iii tlieaep. III
Le,,.luli. EIglnnfl. nilli ~ population u
1.H@i.W7, thsrp Wefs TjsAi1 Hinh'a.
81 .itI III New iuta. will ~ population
VI l.Oii,'n7; Liverpool. will liIAi1
tipn II tiri.JlH, r,r,,lH ii.JI2.
l.rs. Gissr ti,Wst,'i iut,sinl ~ viii III
autobiography. In lila ngun wlit II
psr un the IT'LL ltat,t III il ssl,unr tI,t9l
inn Will, lii s#ts,.'ea ia isslnIi III III.
Union luil, slutlnv tir Nnr Nnl HIl.I
lln t,liiu, II thu lsH,ls. il Ii fflutisl,
will ii j p.snnesis. siEl ,tliialn IL sifa.
l,suut, uaiu.l lsmlll. IT, hab alI tlnf
uIlieiai records +, t,tah with
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
The First Dncl Fought III NeM t.ngtand.

1'l,r following II II, aeeu,tld IL lie
first lnrl In New EnlhntI NIL. probably,
IN this country. wl,itll occurred Il fls.
mutitl,. June ". iGai, vl,ieli ~ risn
,sfhafim IN Wffnf,u9 I liz fftnli
Offence Ii tlIr iirHt Dnsl fought III NV
England. l,rpn Challenge ut singh
Combat Will sword HnI fiaHNer Lstwr, u
Edwnrt ppiet nnd Elunrl Lsiaier. Str
,nntr III Nj Hopkins Iteii lining
~onn,le,l. TIL ui,e IN tlie liai,i. ilte otl,.f
IL Tie Thigh tht, Art ndl.iigl ~ tlitt
~hpls Company ~ l,aso their ii,a'l asl
f,si tiel together. atld i,r a. H. lpr II
ll4unis. wlilant alral ~ pnnk nhit'il II
begun IL i. inIiieia.i Int within III
Hour. hepa,is' 81 their prrAi i'tilia. ii
tier uwn mil liuir Maetar's humble i.
alnai. upon i'lun,ias If lallipr GHfflaue.
th.s ar' Nleasssl hs iiie Governor ~
/.t1f,gl ,is,uyuuf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
4 Mmarrn l.fr1.lsei,

4 sissrnlaf isssh. ensIslel Afnaansl.
sA'si. tnAia il appearance III sht ,,lis
sallfs aihi shnt Vicinity NssVf4i sFA14 igs
fsr ilr waF III tits rslAlltta lstaa, 81,
efs ntssl .ysnetsisratl inter "A is iHt sifs
iinttneNH ~ iiR rfurlneaes rsaa ftilnH
nflairs III tie tustssi Siases Hnsl ~
~lirrs. htsauRe III soy. ta rrsli4sltaW
~ H. fhn pssln,si'm III slavery anil isa A
teHlnHt ssYsuts vstt atrisls rtnlIyfnlilliss
ainI ilr rta.lrfr nj tltr eplnnH hA,t rsar
rinee l#tn ,irspl, impressed ~ it, wis.
lum afid prsfsisn,ss. Ampng ntisr
thinp. Infvt.,ll lts this nl,stntv prophet
Nas illa present. impeniinu European
var ILL., sbil II Naa III IeRin Hi April,
lsifs Rtsl tllr prediction il that i,iissiA
VIII r,nFrr1. NJ uhia paper a,i,lai
ltiN at,h III ihr nintn III tin lpwN VI,
Palestine il, tu,, quito rtnnfknhlp.
Much dlspnt. Inns existed III Theological
ein'lcr ~ H. whether Il litenli rtnrl
would EVER oertir, or whether The scrip.
tnfal nllnsinua WE'RE simply mttarhurhsl.
hut II has hrun known Tint ii lite tleis,
llna br.n rryising interest among The
jews nn tlse subject II ihp return, nnl
lnfss numbers hnsr gathered nenr .lern.
N,lsn. ", now, thss tsse ArrHnpsl wilh
ltt~sin tur tile irssd,an III til lAnI. i'si.
rstlnr will aRnin h. occupied hy tia
lrrielitisl, people. II ~, Ii will l,e very
suggestive ~ nilisr proplieTi,sl os,ntH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
BAYLIE0'
GREAT COMMERCIAL OollEoe,
KEoKUK, IOWA.
fts tt.. Nflssi..i..ad
IN TIN Mississippi.

I'r1. VIM. II, Miller, nsitsvAi Manager. Nine
tsenth ya.r. Ah3,ul sst, doliArs pxy I'll rxIrnseA
fur netH,sefship, lHMrL and sialsaGaery. ttssk.
keepers. psHlan, rslH,rters. operators. arrAlrets
SURVEYORS and tsArisfs thoroughly Atted. kuniisl
hfAl,rhsa tfsr. frs. iaulures ~ eiuIusMt 0snturs
Ffsa iurnishud T.s'm~ inr s.lf.lsuArdiun. 1ele.
lrAtssiAH fire.. Rhtttais stttIIsR free. tsss.t
tet.s M at,liN sl1 itHllt t.afd. HaittoAd fafr
sstIstsI tmftssl,ss M III - iii kss,kuk, Nusa.A-
TIN Atdis* Etilstlse s'iiftlk, k.ukuk. luwa
ns4ts ~h.te JON SAW si..s sdsxrussnsenl 1gyi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
virginia's tnrious llInor.T'ax Law.

Tie Richmond va. liquor ,lenlern ~,
threatening ~ te~t ile ruuAtifutinn3llls
II th. Muilatt Drll.l'unel law. liis Law
IL uilr ut ilir rnriuaitipa III American leN
i~latiun. IL collect liquor tus i mt.
ehine resembling u pna meter combined
with i r.paserlns dial. like thut nHad uIi
Apnn ~ iI,r sew York Htraei.cnrr, haa
bopn invented hs II seuninr. II IL a. ~
put llp IN every hhr,rpam. md fpf p,srv
drink sold tlie lmrk~pr IL required 1,
work u iestf wliiel, operates ilu.inii.ia pil
tlr ,lial. Wlen liquor IL -ul,l is mepntira
in quantities IT lnps titun tise palunn thr
lever " 10 u. pulled ant. tur Every llnir
pint The machines ltrr II, Il. iuVksal nilI
the kns kept w ihf Liz collector, wlin ia
~ make llis r.niilla aiming the saloons
nnus' IL llianiI, md natlnr III tliu hnr,aHi
Iluasy petiHtisa ui' imposed for tniiing
~ Wusk ite register AhI far tHinrsfinH
with IL. The tas uil ii plH#a I'll uiliAks ia
= e.iltA ; ~ Il plnes ii i4.ef, ! stht.
The lnMainak, ~ expect freHt l'lnta fftin
this hill. II nnly l.Hu.pi1 ni,lleu,a III
whisky nle registered ~ til riinfil iite
frvsnnr derived will l,n sser ~ ,2H. INN,
Which. with til rss.nln flatn uIsf s,nr.
ees would enable til Al IT. IL inr,i ~
eirrrn' espetHeH aild ra, thn interest ~
ita sl,lii. Nh iefI IfthHHf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27

Hannah SnuWlslt. Mrltina III lilo
= Hnnr MID Sta'ieif' department II
S,fii,uti iur My abauI lef experience
III keeping hanAe fnr liz unMnier iii tie
country. Haya.
One i,la hnd III having ii country
lnme Nns ~ gather III NIL tie children
~ nnr fnlnlieA. I,roflieia mai aiattsl4
Hros np tpRrtbal utiited. Ilat iinnll,
injury and Arpnrais. Tlten lla,tf ehl.
Iron. frum beiiin nlsait, know but lItsla
III ntr uisdntr. aitl iiei 4sruilR family
feeling iliai eAiHtt'i i,iuann ill., ltar, ills
llndA ~ plNt HitpnR tiip pIisprinAt
Then, tn. raiis jnnlnn~I.,a spfinN nI,.
wliell mn nills - nvdtieI hs mnhlal
intercourse. lppei Il ilti,k ny ilelil
common ground for ail NY nephe~A alii
ni,e.ea, ef wiium ilitre wert Hlsiil lN.lis
~. l'ilese children. ~ III MI lnrH inn..
lies, wnrr differently situated ia lifr.
| wialisil IL billd il,eni together l,s ,suni.
mon pursuits nnl nlnuHpiilenI~, NJ ll,nt
their future lives might lr influenced
fur their mutual good. waiit.l tie
bo,s H. - swimming together in ilia
river tlat r.ll by n The RAILWAY station.
10 play hill, u milk tlie cows, IL raa
rahliila, inil - prnw lllt.ls nipl apif-fli
mt III nu h,I,t'al risHlrs II pui.ilpnr H.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27

NAtsassWs AN8sssa sHAs wessgs4a -
tA* #Hh IL Aiwsa Il 49, assFts asasas4a HI Aat
assw W. t#e~vs Fts*a ~ fs.s fsA4# q ssN
fNes#es " tFvs#sAss4$ e4gA sAAs a#t4ssssa W.T.
fsssAAsNt saas#a~sa ~ fNAis~Aisr saaes d a.
Asesssass IA MHs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05


For the circuit court Of the third judicial circuit
Held at WAineA, Hawaii in November, A. D. 1877
Hon. Lawrence MeCuy Justice of the Supreme
Court presiding.
Hoo. C. F. Hart, Circuit Judge, associate.
Mr.. W. R. Castle Esq. acting for the Attorney
General.
Criminal Cases.
The King We KAAinOni (k). Accessory to Adultery.
Nolle prosequi entered.
The King VS. KsluOkamOku. FOrgery-yerdict
not guilty.
Preston and Brown for defendant.
The King VS. Lui Piimoku Robbery-Plea no,
guilty, nolie prosequi entered.
ID. ID. Hitchcock for defendant.
The King Ts PuEiai. Rorgery-PIeaded guilty
Sentenced TO months imprisonment at hard labor
and fined Eve dollars.
The King VS. g. Kaaua. Furnishing intOIicat-
ing liquor 70 natiTes-Verdict net guilty.
Preston and BrOEn for defendant.
The King VS. Keo NOhOlOa Forgery-Pleaded
guilty. Sentenced to Imprisonment at hard labor
for three months and fined s..
The King va WAiwaiole. Appeal defaulted.
The King vs. G. KAmAnAwa. Furnishing ntoxi-
eating liquor to nAtTes-Yerdic guilty and fined $50
and costs.
The King VS. AsAi. Possession of Opium-ver-
dict not guilty.
d. H. Hitchcock for defendant.
The King vs AmanA. Selling spirituOus liquors
Verdict lot guilty.
R. F. BicksrtOn for defendant.
The King va AmAnA Azana. House Breaking
Verdict not guilty.
Preston and D. h. Hitchcock. volunteer eoun-
sci.
The King vs AsheOng. Furnishing intoxicating
hauor--Yerdict not guilty.
u. ID. Hitchcock for defendant.
Civil Cases
Thomas Spencer vs. John Mcguire, AdnOr. Non
suit taken.
Castle and Biekerton for plaintiff.
Preston and Brown for defendant.
kohsls Sugar Company We Il. d. Vida ct al.
Mixed jury-Yerdict for plaintiffs.
W. T. Castle and r. +. Bekerton for plaintiffs
Preston and Brown for defendant.
kohsla Srgur Company G. Lincoln. Eject
nsni-Jary waived. Judgment for plaintiff and one
dollar dnmAge.
W. 3. Castle for plaintiff.
HOioks hiki for defendant.
J. 4. Mills G. W. ID. Halemanu. Continued to
Nay tern.-DefendAnt deceased.
Brown for plaintiff.
Along and Aehuek Fs ]. W. Kaunamano. An
EEer filed and continued to the May term.
d. Waisa VS. Kela lPake). Jury WaiFed-Judg-
ment for plaintiff, with 50. damages.
d. H. Hitchcock for plaintiff.
Castle and Brown for defendant.
Divorces.
KAnekhpolei vs. KAhue K. Decreee nisi granted
r. r. BickrTtSn for libellant-
Kanelani vs Kappa. Continued till May term.
c, Brown for libeant.
Emma Oliver VS. DR.. r. Oliver. Decree nisi granted
Preston and Bickerton for the libellant.
c. BrDEn for defendant
Emily Burke vs. Henry Burke. Decree uisi g7anted
the mother have charge of the child and Sanford
10 be the Guardian.
d. II. Hitchcock for plsintif,
r. T. Bickerton for defendant,
J. SiensOn Ss Martha SisRson. Decree nisi
granted
r, p. Baruasba vs. Mile Barenaba. Deeree nisi
granted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05
Supreme Court.-In Probate.
Before Mr.. Justice Judd. At Chauber,.

Before Mr.. Justice Judd, at Chambers.
Nov. 9th. Proof Of VIII Of Aehuek (Cbinaman),
deceased. Petition Of Ching Hung for Probate Of
the viii and Codieil Of said decedent. The Court
heard the testimony Of Lock and Along. Cinnamon,
and Of A. s. HartWell who prepared the Codicil to
the WILL and admitted both the VIII and Codicil TO
Probate aud ordered that Letters Testame ntaIy be
issued to Ching Hung as Executor upon his filing 4
bond in the SUN of $4,000. An Inventory to be
fled within 30 days and notice creditors be ad
vertised in the English and Hawaiian languages for
weeks.
Nov. Goth. Proof of the Will Of Jules Yet de-
ceased. Petition Of Aexandri Andri Corniot for
Probate of said Win. The Court after hearing the
evidence Of Joseph EnOs and Thomas Wills admitted
the viii to Probate and ordered Letters of Admins
tration with the VIII annexed to be issued to F. A.
Sehaefer Esq, to act jointly with said A. A. CorniUt
the Executor named in the Will, upon his fling a
bond in the sum Of $40 6OO Inventory TO be filed
within 30 days Notice TO creditors 10 be advertised
in the Hawaiian Gazette for four weeks and an ae-
count to be rendered to the Court by the Admntra-
tor in one year.
Before Mr.. Justice McCully.
Guardianship Of Kauhisuka W. q minor. Petition
Of A. s. HartWell for settlement of his account as
Guardian and for his discharge. The accounts were
examined and approved by the Court and the Guar
dian discharged, and his bond ordered cancelled and
Letters Of Guardianship ordered be issued to
W. c. Parke upon his fling bond in the sum Of
81, 900.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

THE anniversary of the Recognition of Ha-
waiian Independence, on Wednesday last, was
very generally observed by all classes of the
community. The suspension of business of
all kinds throughout the city was almost uni
versal. The Hawaiian Guards, companies A
and B, paraded in the morning under CON-
mand of Major Gulick, and salute of twenty
Ole guns was fired at noon About o'clock
the members of the Pooia Lalui, to the num-
Der of one hundred and thirty-four, sat down
to lunch at the Hawaiian Hotel We are
very glad to report that this celebration was
great improvement over that of last ear, in
the comparative absence of drunkenness among
the native population There was the usual
amount of riding, both on horseback and in
wagons, but the day passed off without any
serious accident or mishap of any kind, so far
as we can learn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

THE good old Yankee festival of Thanks
giving" was not forgotten on Thursday last
by the American portion of our community.
particularly that very large section of tn EN-
who boast of New England birth or ancestry.
By request of the American Minister, and in
accordance with time honored custom, reli-
gious services were held in Fort Street Church
at II O'Clock in the morning. The attendance
was large, and those who were present were
rewarded by listening to a very interesting
sermon from Rev. DIR. Hyde, which it affords
US great pleasure to print on the fourth page
of to-day's Gazette. OF the after festivities
of the day, We hardly need speak We will
not attempt to compute the number of turkeys
and mince pies which disappeared, or the
amount of good cheer generally which our
Hawaiian Yankees contrived to "put them
selves outside of" Brother Jonathan is
known on such occasions to be "a very val
liant trencher man."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05
Devil or Priest.
To the Editor of,hp Boraiia, Ga.,t,e .

To the Editor Of thp Raraiian Gasrfte:
The following incident which occurred few days
ago In the town of Cervera, far IRON Zaragoza,
up the river Ebro, wildly Illustrates one phase OF
the present religious condition OF Spain.
We know the story to be true by letters received
from those in the village who were personally ac-
quainted with the facts.
A rich man, well known in the province Of Ara
gon for his advanced opinions, refused. on his
dying-bed, TO accept any priestly aid, notwith-
standing tue entreaties of his family aud the ad-
vice of his friends. There moment, how
! ever, when it Was thought the patient had modified
his determination. The priest of the parish pre-
sented himself by the side OF the dying man, but
finding that ne persisted in his REFUSAL retired, say
ing in the hearing of thuse who were present. that
after the death of the reprobate the devil would
come 10 person to take charge OF him aud conduct
| him TO hell.
| Two days after, the family We're watching by the
| corpse when the door of the room Was suddenly
opened, and a monster clothed in scarlet smelling
of sulphur and dragging hairy TAIL presented him.
self before the mourners. who fed in terror. Hear
ing their screams, man, who was in the next
| room, seized revolver and ran to the rescue 1t
is reported that for moment he stood peiriied at
the sight o; his Majesty, but, like Death at He'll
Gate thinking ii better kill than be killed. he
fired three shots ut the flaming terror.
! Thereupon the friends of the deceased found
themselves face to face With the sacrsiau of the
priest.-three wounds his body aud the foam of
death his lips. The next day he died.
The authorities took four priests into custody,
but it is not likely that they will suffer serious
| penalty. Whatever his crime, 1t Is very seldom
that priest is brought TO punishment like other
| criminals About eight years ago very similar
| tragedy with like sequel took place in another
part of this province.
| What is to be thought of the character of men
| who can, occasion, resort to such means 10
| gain their endss
| THOMAS l.. GULICK.
Zaagoza, Spain, July 81, 1877.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

SDfhEHE COrRr 0F THE HAWAIIAN
- - tsiAND- Oet,oer Term, A. D. ls71- Da1u. ~
LbeIlee. -A-i'
ln the above entitled ibei for divorce Il = nov ord-r.z
tn-t decree OF divorce from the hond 1f marrsnoay
entered IN tAsor q the Md kNmaEa asaut q ir eauss
o. ihe adultery Of the said Kaahanui Hhria % - mae
1lats Aitsr he expiration of .ix
~ tns decree. upon comp1nce with thr terms her-of
uhe.s .1fi.cieut cause shall zppeSr coutrzry
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q ns order N the Hawaiian Gazette ans n-4sraprr
Hno~n - the ku0koa and ks okoa fr ~ s.rrs.lss
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tn~ cate OF this order that ali per.sns ntsretsd ~
sitnin sx montha show Why sd Eecrea aaI1 nof
oe made absolute By Ia Coart
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merely certify that he f9reE1lng h trae and hful
~ o. ne original decree n4 nad- aar. ansIIsd
S.-se- neh sad Original decree b - n fiarEI
O1es q the supreme Court of lh~ HANAlaa Is4u1is
a. ~itness ny hAnd his 1lh dar af clnter A. a ls--
-, mo T. BAENARD.
80 CLERK o. the supreme cou-1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

IT affords us great satisfaction to say, that
We believe the report of the discovery of gold
on this island, to be without the slightest
foundation Coal OF iron or guano or even
oysters, we should be glad of, but gold-we
had rather be excused. We don't care to see
all regular industry broken up, our people de-
gamblers, cut-throats and the scum of crea-
tion generally.