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WAsHBuRN started in the Congressional
race like quarter horse. Of late the
Stewart nag has been gaining while the
''sacred COW" has been quietly taking APPOINT
or two. Altogether, it does not look as favor
able for the Washburn family as it did.
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shadow of an excuse. The Revieao has en-
deayored to sustain the State text book law,
and desires to see It successfully carried out,
but that result cannot be reached or the in
terests of Mr.. Merrill promoted, by an at
tack of this kind. We have known Mr..
Turkey for the last ten or twelve years, he is
an honorable gentleman, respected by his
fellow citizens, and by all who enjoy his &C
quaintance or have business relations with
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What Anaovs the sailors.
burlington Hawkeye.'

A number of complaints have been re-
Gently received at the navy department, that
the sailors are greatly annoyed by stepping
through the planks of our war ships, and
falling into the water. The secretaryk has
therefore ordered the ships to be strength
ened by the application of coat of white
wash. This energetic promptness will drive
terror to the efete monarchies of Europe
when they hear of It.
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No Money.

Gen. Jennison is mentioned by some as q
candidate for Member Of Congress from the
second district. One Republican paper OBJ
,jects to him on the ground that he being :
newspaper man has no money to electioneer
with.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-12

HE Normal School at Mankato has issued
a very neat pamphlet which was printed in
Cincinnati. Does the State furnish the
funds for the horse leeches to squander
upon Ohio printing Offices
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Inducements to En,igrcnts.

IEEUn tne San FfanclsCO Chronicle.
Texas is nice State for people to emf
CRATE to. 1t now has $4,000 in rewards
offered for the apprehension of 300 murder
ers, and adyerties for the arrest of $50 other
murderers, whom it is not willing to pay
anything for. It also has 75O indicted
horse thieves at large, and, in addition to
these murderers and horse thieves, advertises
for $500 other fugitives from justice. A
State like that requires quite stream of inn
migration to keep it from becoming depopu-
lated.
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AND now there is company in New York
city, making gas out of water. The water
works company should provide Moffett's
register in advance.
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4not7ter Chapter liz the Great Cincinnati
Scandal.

A few days since the pastor of the Baptist
church at Middleton, Ohio, published let
ter explaining the action of the church in
dropping from its rolls of membership the
name of Miss Dickey. Miss Dickey has
written reply to that letter. Her state
ment, which is column in length, closes
with the following:
God knows speak the truth when say
John s. Titus is the father of my child,
under solemn promise Of marriage.
Fatherless, motherless, and without means,
I could not do otherwise than enforce my
legal rights and secure support for my
child. By SO doing have been the
subject of ruthless and bitter per-
secution. Wealth and social and
against me, and spies and detectives en-
ployed to procure testimony against me.
Conscious that no wrong actuated or would
/ be proven against me, except by bribed and
perjured witnesses, courted trial, and
resolutely refused to accepted money unless
MIR. Titus would unqualifedly acknowledge
that he was the father of my child. When
the trial closed and the verdict rendered in
my favor, was in hopes. that no further
efforts would be made to further humiliate
and traduce me, but such is not the case.
My enemies are again at work maligning
me, thinking my past silence is to continue,
and that further untruthful statements will
get uncontradicted, and am constrained to
say to Mr.. John B. Titus and his friends
that, if am to be further pursued by the
publication of lewd books, by letters and
cards, from the head of the
church of which was men,
Der, I may feel compelled in my own de-
Tense to make public letters, which at vari-
GUS times have been written to mo by the
family of Mr.. Titus, which, if published,
would, in some respects, give that family q
taste of that agony which their conduct has
given to me. Hitherto have forborne to
do this, and, although not now member of
q church, cherish, and am disposed to
cherish spirit of forbearance and forgive
ness. | ask the public to disbelieve my ac-
scusers. Do not give heed to the vilest utter
:ances against me. Hitherto my lips have
sbeen sealed by order of my counsel, and this
letter is written upon my own responsibility.
I conclude by solemnly declaring that John
B. Titus is the cause Of all the trouble I.
have ever had. Very respectfully,
Annie A. D1cxEY.
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THE railroad land sales and the land Office
entries in Minnesota aggregate over one
million acres since the first of January.
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1t is likely that the old style Of placer min
this season. There are 10000 idle men In
San Francisco without prospect of soon get
ting employment at living wages. An immense
fall of rain in the mountains has made 1t pos
sible to work many gulches not usually availa-
BILE. The unemployed men are going to those
places in large numbers, and by summer the
entire 10000 will be scattered in abandoned
and new diggings. They can make by hand
from 81 to S5 day-a remuneration that they
scorned in flush times, but nouregard as very
acceptable
Sorrow in Baltimore. A dark shadow has
fallen on colored ecclesiastical circles in that
city. for the cruel mayor has forbidden tho
holding of cake walks. Some of the brethren
and sisters cake-walked not wisely, but great
deal too much. They howled and yelled and
screamed hallelujah with such earnestness that
cake walking became nuisance to neighbor-
hoods in which it was practiced. The hard
hearted action of the mayor compels the exer-
else of ingenuity on the part Of the colored
folks, to devise means for replenishing ex-
hausted church treasures without making an
outrageous noise.
The locomotive engine might be our national
emblem; for of 1S1, 1854 miles of rail track on
the globe at the close of 1876 no fewer than
73.5O8 were in the United States, while all
Europe contained but 1929. These, be it
noted, are figures, not of American, but Of
French statistics. Next after our country
| came Germany, with total of 1888. miles;
then Great Britain, with 1863; France. 49,.
$50: Russia, 1921; Austria, 10,768; India.
6,475; Italy, 4,764, Canada, 1907; Sweden and
Norway, 2,769; Belgium, 2,l6s: Australasia,
1.74s; Switzerland, 1880; Turkey, 1901; and
Holland, LIZA.
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ST. PAUL, FRIDAY, APRIL IL, 1878.

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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Washtn0ton Social Aspects az Seen By Do's's
Ptatt Through Cynical Spectacles.
1.-:x.I7

Hashington Social Aspects AZ Seen By Donn
Ptaee Through Cynical Spectaoles.
Washington Capital.
There is 30 little going on in the social
world Of Washington that it is almost inn
possible to GET at anything worth putting to
record or commenting upon.
The season is beautiful. The soft southern
airs blow through the sunlight over the Kid
well bottoms, and between potions of quinine
and gin we expand our lungs and rejoice In
our living; yet there is dullness brooding
like a fog over all. One feels IS if one could
sleep away the hours that ere SO quiet and SO
slow.
One fact to be noted is the change one
year of new administration has wrought
upon the national capital. The old familiar
faces of the Grant regime have already dis
appeared. Gone are the gay equipages, the
flash of diamonds, and flow of lace. The
wild excitement, the feverish life that drove
like mad the whirling hours away, have given
place to sober, rather tame, and certainly
no more refined sort of existence.
BELKNAP AND RoBEsoN.
Sometimes, at rare intervals, one or two OF
the old leading actors appear like ghosts
hunting their old places that know them nc
more.
We were sitting at the Club restaurant
(Johnny Chamberlain's, the gambler) the
other day smoking cigar, after mutton
chop, to be had at no other place this side Of
London than this restaurant, when BelknaE
and Robson. met upon the pavement il
front. They stood, before entering, for 6
few moments, and we could not resist the
thought and feeling that came upon US at thu
sight of these once prominent men.
Belknap appeared as burly, solemn anc
dignifed as ever. His gray, or rather blue
| eye still looks at one curiously, which always
seemed to say: "Well, who are you, any.
how, and what do you want?" His skin il
clearer than of old, his full-fowing beard anl
hair as neatly combed as in the days wher
one navagated round his full stomach to bow
to his beautiful wife.
Our Rotund Robson is also as rotund al
ever, with darker, richer tinge in his wine
stained countenance. The late jolly Jacl
Tar hiSes his eyes behind heavy glasses, blu
he gives one now, as ever, proofs of the goot
living to which he is addicted. What store
or fat capon, delicious terrapin, heaven-cre
ated and angel-cooked canvass-backs, ant
succulent soft shells and Holsters, have gon
to make up Secretary of the Navy.
Belknap and Robson were the roisterinJ
swashbucklers of the Grant regime; an,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23
Government Lense..

We have made inquiry in the proper quarter
ment leases OF building lots in Honolulu, This
We did because Of rumors we have heard about
difficulties between the government and indi-
viduals respecting property belonging to the
former. In the first place, 1t is well TO pre-
mise that many persons who manifest desire
TO erect buildings for business purposes on
government property, object to laying out
large sums Of money in erecting 6re-proof
buildings on leased property. because, they
say, thAI at the end of their lease the govern
ment would become the owner of the build
ings, and they would lose their investment.
This would be true if the government desired
10 drive hard bargain with the leSsees; but
we are authorized to say that such is not the
fact. On the contrary, the Minister Of the
Interior is quite wilhng-yea, anxious, 10
afford all reasonable facilities 10 any and all
persons desirous of building upon the lots in
the burnt district or elsewhere in Honolulu !;
and TO that end, leases Will be granted for
long terms-say, for fifteen or twenty years.
for building sites for business purposes, pro-
yided that the lessees will put up tire-proof
buildings. In order 10 induce persons TO do
this, the government will covenant in the
leases 10 gaans long terms as above stated
, with provision to graduate the rental: that is,
b add reasonable per centsge Of increase al
the end Of each 1--WE years, such as may be
.,,I ar =.
each lease the government will agree to take
the buildings at fair valuation in cash. or
continue the term of the lease as may be de-
sired. This we consider fair and very rea-
sonable proposition, and one that can work no
hardship to any one. Indeed, such an arrange
ment would be an inducement for the invest
menE Of capital in business enterprises, and
should induce those having money to invest
to avail themselves of such an opportunity
We repeat that tile government is fully aware
Of the mutual advantages of such terms 10 our
citizens or others who may feel like investing
capital in paying enterprises; and while it is
the policy Of the government to control the
fee in the lands, for prudential State purposes,
it is, at the same time, 4 settled purpose tC
encourage enterprise and industry for the de-
veloyment Of manufacturing and commercial
objects, in spirit of iberality and fairness
to all concerned. We hope this explanation
will be satisfactory TO all, and remove any
doubts that may have arisen touching the
leasing Of government lands in Honolulu We
cannot but commend the desire manifested by
his Excellency TO have the burnt district
covered with fre-proOf buildings, as well 4:
the lots on the Esplanade, in the rear of tn,
| Custom House, and also those lots to wind
ward of the government wharf; and thus ayoic
the recurrence Of such disaster Us the fire o
[ the 18th December last.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23
SHPreme Court. January Term,
=. I'D. I@7R.
q. Jus.iee NeCuny prsslslaE.

Sfr- suslee AcNuAE presio4nE.
Jsz A-Tae King ys- Morris Rose Shooting at
9Th intent 70 commit murder NolIe pruseGuI en-
tered By the Attorney GenerzL
Tie King IS. Morris Rose Indicted for an as
sault with dangerous Eespor- Prisoner plead
ed guilty, and the Court after bearing Nr Davidson
The prisoners eoGBsei in mitigation Of punishment
sentenced the prisoner TO penalty Of Ss5 and in
prisoument tor oue hoGr-
TIE King IS. james Wiluazs. Giving iutoxi-
eating eriEk 20 natives. Tried b. foreign Jury
who returned = verdict Of not guilty, dissenting
Before Chief Justice Hsrriz-
The King vs.. J q Back Violating the sabbath
Case tried ey foreign iGr! who retzrnec vercieE
Of guilty., oGe Gisssnting-
The King vs.. All Chung Larceny Of 4 watch
Tried By a forelgu iErE uEo retarnee nnanilloUs
Tsrdiet o. guilty Ssntsaes6 70 Imprisonment A.
hare labor fort uouths, cost SSl- g.
Jan l5.-Tbe King rs. Lam You Selling oPiun
Tried By a foreiga t1ry, verdict Of guilty, dis
senting Sentenced TO imprisonment At hard abor
for ave mouths aEd costs Of Court
james Cay " J. l. Richarcso1- AssEmpsi+
Case tried and verdief returned for the defendant
clSserting- E1cepuons noted.
Beso-e Chief Justice Earris-
Jan l6.-w. 4 SsOue Ts. a H1fesiuzoo- Actiou
ou the case Of EallcioEs arrest Case tried aud the
Jury returned verdict for the plaintiff, damages
500, none dissenting. Exceptions TO the verdict
noted
Al hFatTs. Arg Tou- Grim Con. Tried By a
foreign i1ry who returued verdict fer the pizin-
III, damages 500
C. Van Dyck Hubbard vs. Henry Macfariaue
Action in TrUEe-- The iury rstGrned uEznino1s
verdict for the defendant Mr. Presto1 noted his
exceptions 70 the verdict
Before the fun Court in Baueo
Jan ls.-S. n Castle and others Es- G. z Lzce,
Tax Colisctor. Ass1npzil
C. Brewer & Co. vs. G. z Luce, Tax Coueet5r
Assanpsit These cases sers Argued AZ great
length and subaItted-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23
RY AUTHORITY. .
Audiences nG IoIani Paiace.


His Majesty granted al audience al IOlani Palace
% "Wednesday last. the lG,h inst, at u O'Clock N
10 {. FgrsiensG. Acting Co0sul for Germany. foE
the presentation 0i CApiain vOn Wiekede, OF a. l.
G. H. : Elisabeth
The Captain addressed His Majesty as follows
TSUn NsIrsrr ~ rrselsusiy anr~ to sz7r--. the
cau1srlal Tru.prrify r5Gutry un@cr 80
NHirs tsareru=a Ns sly utl pr.se - shr snis
s . serpt Aasks L. is- sisd re-io haTs FseSi'r1
-hzs hspFy s.-a-nt su NJ vsy4<s F0Sza Eae Sor1
e1n rrp1ai Sh.l fsruef nessas1s ~ hroef o.
G--- hav-siL tai TX -n-rs- ~ q 1-r AH-,g sac
II shs us la-c ~ las alsGys r-scs ~ -P
r-rtE.i-u ~ ~ aarut sssrrrign. tsz EsPeror VIA
To waich His Majesty replied:
CarrAtx--f ssie w AZ yucr ote-rs this Kias-=
B. a--ard thaE patriass s7s-eta = fi--2s -
sozasresa prosTefts q ysGr eea7'rs H'en lsf y
r-ut faHy fecprrd tae Phzs=rr eui=Ttssn in ths
iac hAi German inscresSs eaAhlse 10 prosper
as-r
S0Ezrr.u appreciates gr il-sss ~hch AHy' hArs aArn
iz yoar eseatryen. Sosl bssnsss 0r 'rtnne
has brlcztl Hi-hi1 my d9uiiais1s-
AlhslEa a. t-1ra yy1r sisii hers s g DC ere ~
tasE ~ - e Pisasz-t r-sseescss = yGIrsea
A. ys=r 0asrsrs-
Captain yOu wiekeae thea presented the follOv
ing oscers:
First Of5-ier, KOrvetten KzPi.ain-StabenrAaeh
Kzpi.ain Lieateaznis-Grai van RAaEorO, Fri
herr vou Bodeahzusea. DiedefisAsen-
LieGieaanrs Eur See-Riedel, Si=gel, RoseEdAhl
LAHdiernaaH. Gehrnznn.
Cutzr Lseuienaats zHr See-GotZ. WAhrendoTs
Assistenz Arrt-Dr. Fischer.
Uuter Zlblmesster-Kleyb eybOlte.
Pizrr-r-F4seh-
S-ckaaeis Won PutikAmer, Kittsteinsr,'' TOl
Pus;aa, Sehroartzkops-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23

{ n WAllAN KINGDOM.
kaiakaua, by the Grace o. God of the HawaIIan l.
l4nds. kiHg.
To William c. P.rke Esl. Marshal u the kingdom er
ms Deputy,-Greeiing You hereby csuinlantel =,
suiu.n Nakapuahi X Of sydney. -outh Wales d.
iendAnt ne ctse he shall Ole written within
twenty days after hereof 10 BE- mi appear tr
holden az the Court Room Court House gnnaiuia
ia me Island Of oahu Afvndas, ay ~ January
ne1i at 10 ociack 10 show Ehy the ei.in af
l-FinA Vs. OF Honolulu, plaintiff, shouid lzarfad
hef pnrspanf 70 the tenor q her annexed peffor Au
have ye1 then there this Writ retura q yaar
proceedings thereon.
Wines. Hon Charles G Harris Chief Iustt,s 81 o,r
d. fs7T- -
Signed JNo. z BARNARD. CIsrk
Having made due aad dnizent search for ne i.ssB
mentioned Nakapuahi- hereby certify rhaf H. !. -
within The Kingdom, and HEREBY tAhs szn1ssas
slxned W. c. PARKE, Mar.1at
Honolulu. Oct7 Is77
ana do hereby make further return that havfur -
informed that the defendant - dray 6usralia
ala or the l7th day Of Octoher cops u tho .4thln
summons and pet!ti1B 70 the drfe1dant al -ydnar a
rom tnat date o the present have received any a.
s1er 70 the sane
fslgneD W PAREE MArshal
Honolulu, January = SIS.
Honolulu Oahu I hereby certify that he within
and foregoing s true and faithful cqpT % tis ar1.I
Summons and Marshais return thereto. s5e u ne
libel tor diyon-e, Layinia EazaB1ahl K
As witness ny hand this SIN DAY - January A. D. I--z
JSO- T. BARNARD.
o'a % Clerk supreme Coort
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREHE COURT OF THE mAwAITXS

- Islands In Probate
Order t. show application Of Guardian f,-
order ~ sale OF Real Estate
IN the mattel OF the Guarian.hp Of Aapai Halrauaa
an IDIOT, LnSa PHI IAuhiwa ", aad Reh-ka ssI norg
On reading and filing the petition of Ksxoanus w. the
guardian o. the persons and property % AApai uafr
an idiot, Luka Pili Lanhwa y. aud Heb-ka e. minors
praying for an ordes u sale uf certlu este he
ing to said wards. and setting flrth certain sI r..
why such real estate should not De ~ld
l. Is hereby ordered that the next sf Eiu or tt Ia
oefre this Court Friday ist day nf Feb-arv a p
io's Al 10 clock ~ at The Court Iiooi this Cuurt
IN Honolulu, then and there citlsa ~ i -.
should not be granted for the sale a. such e-fafs
And Il Is further ordered that q copy % tbs or ~
punished Al least three successive before ke st
day Of hearing, In the Hawaiian GAZETTE aaa Esasro~
newspapers. published In said Honolulu
Dated Honoiulu, December .sth is5T
a. FRANCIS JUDD.
Justice supreme Court.
a A Dem urVr fH4rl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23
Galvanized Corrugated Roofing,
e, and 4 feet lengths,

Galvanized Rigiug, Galvanized Buckets, all sizes,
Best Annealed aud Galvanized Fencing Wire, Nos. s.
and .. Bols lest Portland Cement, Whites"
IaDoo square Fire Bricks, superior
Others, Pitch Stockholm Tar and Coal Tar IN bbls,
$3.50 bundles best a and round Bar Iron,
20 ptasSs Ssaa,n Plate IrOui = iHch,
Bars OctaEOn ba-teHv s-tui. liiTvas i-s.
20 tOus No G0rzn Pig Iroz BbIs best Fire Clay,
= assorted IaTg- Grind stones,
L best double Beck RnysLs. assorted sizes,
- black staple Vycss patent d boxes 81 TO ~ in
best bright ditto ditto, 81 10 ~ IN.
Rolls Leather Betting, 3. and H. with lAciugs
Baboitt Metal, %, 2 and 5 in tested chains
Boiler RiEsts. ass0r4ed Hardware, and Carriage Fittings,
sets stocks and Dies - and screw, r. 5is, y 4, -
!. 5, IL, Ii IL ~, with taps to each stze tap
wrenchss, etc all extra finished, and hIted into pol
tsted solid UIS case,
] direct action Stocks and Dies as above,
Is pairs Axiss x 10, 10 ard H. l3 IS snd Il
Casks Bolt Ends and 81 ints, assorted sizes,
e4sk Duekshot, Biae& and Galvanized Staples,
Cous Wire Rope, l. IA = ana - inch
7SO oads best Chn and SlfJrdShirs Hoop Iron,
a. zad II also -. Ia, and = IL extra heavy
loo bars Norway Iron, shoe shapes = aud ~
Bars Bgie Iron, ~ 10 J inch
CAsSs containing 25lbs and l-ih white lead, white
zinc. green, yellow ana black paints,
100 drums each gals he and linssed oils, rurpea-
tine, C0za and Llorc2tng oils, green COMPOSITION
200 lns 1ueSs patent P4ekius, 70 = in inch,
nalz eoEt0n waste bales Printing Paper
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23

TIDAL TAEE AT TAIALCA--O1 Saturday last;
= tidal wave oc-zrrse al T1izizz he water rose
from 20 10 3 feet. damaging Meszrs. HaEstead s
Gord0u's Sugar Warsho1se, and also carried away
portion Of the WaialsA bridge The foregoing
are al the particulars We are IN possession Of
respecting the phencos10n referred to- Oar inform
ant could or did not give us either the time when
il occzrrsd. or the lsngth Ct is dzrsrio1- TidaI
waves are becoming EerE fre91ent visitors in dEr-
enI locaiiEies 0f ate These Esitants usually pre-
cH1E other pkeno1s1a IN the natural world Of
Startling character especially In vcfcanc enuurries
We trust the Occurrences n EaiaIua On Saturday
last, Is not the pIecnrzor Of something more ser-
C1s ane startling.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23
NOTICE.

Gu4rdAzs. AezHistr@ors E1eczEsrs. and osher Trus-
havHs f-as hereby noSsed tszt
HAVE GovsrHnent Bo1Gs Of esnS1,iaz1ozs OF 400,
s.o 500 siooo, sOo bearing Interest Of x per CEN.
Per ear viii tSsasd On aPpcaaou TO KNITTED extent
JOIN N kAPESA.
MlzlsleE 0f FllAncs.
EH4acs Department. August =. ls77- sd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23
DIR Y GOODS =!
Ia variety, such as

Ia variety such as
White Jnen Drills White Imperial Duck, Blk Merinoes,
White Pque Coatings Tweeds white and eolOred spool
Thread. HCrrocS'S Loug Goth,
Grey Drills, Cotton Blankets,
Best WooIsn Blankets, \ and - 81, all cOors.
Gents linen suits and boxes latest styles Of Linen
Collars Printed Linens, Brown aud slate Hollands,
Mexican Cott0Is, Gents six Umbrellas,
Au,omatom Umbrellas, something new,
Meas brOE cotton = HOse, Mems white Leslie thread
= Hose Meas white meriGO and summer shirts and
wovtspuu six under shirts.
Pieces linen and cotton stripe TaSsos, Check rsssos,
Fine white linen >heeng. austrian striped BanSsts
Fine GinghAnis. Lawn HaudSerchiefs, all qualities
Linen HAnISerchiefs IN boxes
OF >ecord Nuslns Laces aud EInbroidsrieS
Also invoice OF Ladies' Costumes and Dresses, ready
made ana Of a superior kind,
Brussels Carpet. Velvet sofa carpets.
Rugs and Mats. beautiful assortment,
FLOOR on ClOth. in large variety and al widths,
Stationery. Brides. Whips, spurs etc