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Salt River herald., 1878-11-30

THE Yuma Sentinel very sensibly remarks that the treatment of witness es in United States cases, in Arizona, is a matter that should receive the earnest attention of our delegate to congress. As the matter now stands,
 United States witnesses in Arizona get the same pay and mileage that
 are allowed to such witnesses in the eastern states. They get $1.50 per day Qess than laborer's wages here,) for their time and are allowed five cents per mile for travelling expenses. In the older states, where stages and
 railroads carry passe ngers for two or three cents per mile, and where food is cheap, this compensation entails no serious loss on witnesses. But out here in Arizona, where no stage fare
 is less than at the rate of eighteen cents per mile; where every meal a witness eats costs him one dollar :; where travel by private conveyance costs as much or more than travel by stage, owing to high cost and scarcity of hay, grain and even of water; where men must cross sOlitudes of twenty to one hundred miles, exposed to all the dangers of isolation, or rob- bers, and sometimes of hostile sav- ages, the fees now allowed by law are ridiculously inadequate to reimburse witness for his outlay in travel, or to compensate him for his time, labor and hardships These facts were ex- emplified lately in the case of James Rhodes, the mail robber. Witnesses went there from Silver City, nearly 300 miles, at cost to them for travel
 alone of over $100 each; for this they will get less than S25. Now, under such circumstances, can it be wonder ed at that offences against the United States go Unpunishcd. Witnesses are made to suffer almost as much as criminals. When men have knowl- edge of crime in Arizona they are forced to conceal that knowledge to save themselves from the losses and hardships imposed on them by Unit cd States laws. In California wit ncsses are paid double what is allow cd them in Arizona or Ohio, by spe- cial law. Our delegate must get some of that special law for Arizona.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-30

According to the estimates of the Chicago Tribune the next congress will consist of 131 Republicans, and 15G Democrats. The present Senate stands: Republicans 39, Democrats 36; Independent, 1; total, 76. Count ing the changes already made, and those indicated by the late elections, the Democrats will gain for the new senate, one in each of the states of Alabama, Arkansas, California, Flor ida, Ohio, Oregon and South Carolina ; total, '; and the Republicans will gain one in Connecticut. This will leave the new senate: Republicans, 33, Democrats, 42, and Independent
Salt River herald., 1878-11-30

MAJOR TRUMAN, the postal agent, hes recommended that the tri-weekly mail between this city and Wicken- burg be made daily mail.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-30
General Merchandise.

Which we are determined to sell at prices 10 suit consumers either at wholesale or retail Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-30

And all other goods pertaining to q well as Ortel stock of
Salt River herald., 1878-11-30

Groceries, Hardware, Oils. Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Farmers and Miners Implements, Liquors and Provisions, Grain and Flour sacks, Queensware, Notions and wine,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01

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slzagl 1r s.ta-st i lia1 ggEllE -m E1-4lsrl
a-rie hr1g-ral sIsE scaLlzt are EluuzllIs "
Slrzl. esz-ll-rc 81 M talnae-s dlr Eir 4iIe.,-i
s,asH-l1a 1E ra.aE5-s instant 1us .uigs
was.sr "a Sen I.-ss 5.eai.f mar al-.ll-iillr =
LID s1A-I1.s i1 -Allngrlia a husband salauE .g g.
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AMI H -8l- 1ad -=4ai llE.i aiis FIsssa.ii.lr -la1
szel s1s -EaiE Re nlzIi-l.I,ai. W Iaal-iIlH
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=2e s-zrasr saE slia.aul 20 zl. SIREN gQi-= and
s-..iE si1uslls 81 Tia gsaze- SCI And -lls 1sc-ma
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a4s=s ana If sd me a--r-tTel gHr-T --iisi. s=7e-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01
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arr--u-E sE %aarh agusas pass aas rrsrisl ssrv,
aal aes rsrra, Do IA zFsa-l ssaasasr .. As
sazs- ssss 50 F-aa-. gsaas- e-szz az szva~
l.z aE .iaus sls---la-i q Ia.
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INV za-ss sls usasI "a 10 -saaa Na-,s4l r7z1
49, -a- -af q wa.hr- n.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01

-ha aElaEHg g-4lniG HassIaE If A lH..iiiatr en-
-rraan-r ~lr,s -==-ur- 1laz ria-a Er Fr-E-Ha -sfr
NsragI- Fq -=paailah z-gH De s4ll F-4.lrsu1 -AI.
zuia. nH- Or ses1nfzaEslssss II Ia urinu
=laz EzF gazszgls iz-rsHi tan SAILING If lsrzana.
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q rtalE En- WIN EIuInlls q is-aH- snasisnE LIS
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Ma-sAE-lF-
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rinsiE- sszr-r=i r--assanG -1Hnd Trr A1;-4E-4iE-
1sla1 4aud lis 1srlE EEsa dsE AAe.a lafzfu
HuE ELnflF Izz-raE az tllH x--sIElr
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nan M aasamaH1n ut r-is isai llEEsaE " E=azsz
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01

EAs1slMz En1ti.lVz,alzs- D W CIAl-l
fsy.is;r lf -r laaiHs =rs-i4sli Ar me
"a King ami zrsliei sEs-4.az. AMI Eir.liu zlg an
.iiisur-. II is EefiaI EiaT1 .--i1niis 1anrtzlnrs
7sat.ssssl ~ Eli-a Ia. HrslIs u Fial.s T-lasir
rsslinsaE dlr Lila aulraEs II malElE 4sl1rIniIIni-
chi stssrEzL.lIua. II Eaieh q lFe liirlnnn.lsr
alns AZ Lis sIiuE IlI VIII E.EE II lIrr4;lluls
siiilla .iil-IuriH.:-s- M Cali las sriEGad il Ills
ssInls= lnElI aaEl AMI sill IA TIA ar-4gI.Iu III 1la
lEGGEzrIs. GIG Il -la sa-ne zue / BUSINESS sHrar-
D. 81 airlT EHufnail.le- n szE-TilL 1nE Elilsii
~. WISH nm zsI.t=s=. " understand Elsf n :
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lf-gtsII-t -Im EIe Last Ii saE-r iIF siiGGE -
w Iilli.-if is-rT4nIr RtiIi.iI vii
l-lHnl.llsr INNS by Flis.. sF1Its lHFG Eau EIiafas
IesF zlnf- 1it.i-s vii rhis Esi b.. great giIn-
vsnifsIrs u ne EHiIiE. ann j r-siiirahE u -ls
Iht.F=aIfT AMI lailile 4ilIT5E a NJ lnr=t-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01

- Anzt-isr dreadful marine asisf1r EilIirn
-st:saizy lCaI-sI n liz English lhalls LAS aesil
uf,lsf - -iE l1llr list IF nalila .azlatlgs RlIGl
=sss4 IE.I- 1-llI IHzIi-VI -aIss.s. Tia iiEz II
tie Earyli-ea IF F-aEGr- Lsis VI Til-t1r. rseaH
VIII IEEa zis IF ag sEnis alH-ri, mas ziii,iis AZ
- s.iluLI ~ IEz.a zImHanE lIE English 7rssz.
CIV sad t Is 1l iErIuiL-s zle hi:c ElaE Ga5 az Al
#laiz laE FsE sAEsi ~ 1sil Tie starry az ia
fTsssstaf r1r. rHsssl zf-,If ~ ssIrIalE sag-
sszaa AMI ssIuit- Tins r.sIE. zIE-lissssI- WIS
-IIsel 1r .a-lis ma nIEil Ild Tia EI-isliiF
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1uilI-r o. E8-r5sil maI-.ii-V1r IIltar sEHLIr sir
.IuazlaC=s l1EyIlr .fsrllF ssFl:E4- liIlll.Esi
III l4lulAI beings.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01
Executors Notice.

FWTEE Il BGiK-AGMSTER HAWKS rEHE@ BHA u
al aHnTaulEaf .m vii ~ Thumbs
l-Tllsst NJ sEr.E ErHs
ii 1az-als pay
IssII- AL lHs-ulIH
me zld 1.Ha11a lrzpHr
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sSElE1zET aZzt-EEs<
zsn1rrr NJ I'M It'll llu1nllE --g1Esz 1aaszzaR-
E=iIrninIn. zsrI "A azsa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01

- The Ai-ll S,isia- ClI1 gave 1ua q rlt.ir lie
lsa-Ii tnz.r1i- lllIan-s &c tie Ezlva.aI 5sd.I IN
T-aIaE evening, tia 5sl INST Tls iaHciH,E csH-
azl:st suIsEIl-r Il -ls ll4- designated il the
llE.Elz-ilus W5asl EIs l7gn,a1 lg Els M4.ezlE liz
KING WIN Mss LlassI Er-,:iiV gsd ialIa-sr lf taa
st,-r,asc.r .est.r1 lf Tie < I.ssrgu AZ l.E -,aar
ra. E-ssrf1r= II at;srs ant gszz5,.irea. - install
wzl his ..Il1, WIS A.-cs se.esE ana sasgaIE. All
he .-sr-ses Rsrs SsrE ~ TIL a lar. ar4r ifilr-Ic
- a.. -Is NUS slZrlt17Il ErlslI-s sI1srEI- n:ll
illHz1H.ir Eae M4llE Sssial Ell-h Iniisr q 1r-.-
ssHE -ii.lsu1 management. t llz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01
Nort> or mn MEEh

Es-s rs<-s 81 - $ Sssvsasg * tie \ N, {, a,
Ersaay sv<zsaz g. 90 Lv>rEsn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01

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tsserasa.ae ssa1zsr s7szz CsLSzsaa- ss~ ses-
sas-vs1 s1av TX
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01

EAwA--A-y EargHsazzz- lt.a-r1 MAJ zla wide
IF4sz ami .Hl.rgrsiHls i'm lr WatiEr i Cs.- Il
ais .rv have tHsars.I IEs gcaE-seE vim gaFlss L
san E-llcisel, ami vi haze -iady d.r lla -r4lia
4Ii1Cler new s5zalur DESTINED 5r -le Gir;Ii5 .Fllts
lf me 1ssA1I u CailI. rhe, liii.r .asl isr -lGG
a4lcilaz "a salaaAs 4aca z-g Tins VIII Gpsn 4
new lIa-llC sIr gur geuqiss sIg4s lie ElI-EI-
81 aalalas. -aev WI PURCHASE lliEr aA1.Fs Erl-
I I.cs 54r .E-lr.lLlGu. -lIs mliIEinr lev liz. AMI
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4lHlr Iur uils1 ,lias, =IEE-sili. and uii=ililslc
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01
NEW ADFERTESENENTS


SIX GIRLS TS saw stg MACHINES AVE
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A. AlzlL-s zla EFz.41 z4HSIzE-I zlIzsilII
zalIAz-, 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01
CIV M4CF4RL4NE a co.

CIV WACFARLANE a CO..
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lInill4lHs Elra-ErEIr aII-,iiusg.
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fia .EsisHTE Enii 5aTmiiIiI 4ina II FaIi5srs-
suin =-Ir I -d+s Lir4rpHHl IA Llliiiun Ellifas.
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rlIr .nHaGar 4'slIi.lzstaT. dlit..
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NO TICE.

Dissolution Of Partnership
FNFHE PAETNERS HIP HERETOFORE TX.
Ill sEns 3eI0--sr v L. A-ssl- q W. AifilEsIls and
2 Z Lani4ali. business NADER ri 4lt stTie
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01
PREMISES SITUATED on ILlEEI sTREET.
INSURANCE NOTICE.

TEDEA INSTRUCTIONS FH0N tfle HOME
u Cesoea AL aftsr e4fefsi reyiea q ai1a4loa
f1ssrzses Goa c&ses fetEsse1tee ~ 11fer-
ed. lave are1 g5sa one per cent. par anmaElI
aA1aasa sats f5f n4efeznts rAfxs Is Hoaol1lq,
szseSEzx 1s4y IA Csato1 Hoses l1D4Gs1 EarehD4ss
40 ~ 8eE sts4faer Ssfsassss se11snzs
ap~e@l-s, 1sf@ iasr ls7s.
Easer4i 7lss Iassraaes coms4ays - A. J. cArs1nzhA
Z. HeGpeAlasxsF a Co, Axsats rorta Enzz1 AL Msr-
easslls IsFGszses fSsEaD1ey.
Tsss. ~ B4slss, Assss ssr ass EerEhsrn Ass5ranes
GlsrzaT.
ne I@zsrps1f ass Lee1ps nne eilasa InsErnes Co.
Sss1s " kshe5 . e. 3Essts. f8sa5
IIassssrs gssasa gfs is@rzaea ce~DAsr, ~ y A.
sezasfsr 4 Co., Ass11s
slrens4afs Ss>a Iasar.aea cs@sasy. ~ Ehbev a Co..
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TAs HaIsrsx 2ax@essfz Fizs fssEFa@es cszseay q
aaeasgsz, ~ a. ya4xsF, Axsal
UAaea Ios-salee c4e@saay a aew zeaaas4. " wn q.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-01
Notice

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12
THE INDIANS.

| Certainly it would go hard, either in an
Client or modern history tn dig up n more re
markablc exploit than that just consummalct
on the Kansas Nebraska border by an nsig
niicant band Of Cheyenne Indians Less thar
three weeks ago not over 90 warriors, accom-
panied by some 200 women and children, will
blankets, cooking utensils and other impedi
mci,ta, having been nearly starved to death b,
the rascaly agents" in the Indian territor,
broke away from the Fort Reno Agency ant
started off to join their kinstolk on the tribu
taries Of the Yellowstone, a thousand miles tc
the north, 1t is probable, had they been un
molested, they would have performed the Jour
ney quietly and harmed no one by the way
They had not gone 30 miles, however, before
they found their rear assaulted by L. 5. cava
ry, and though some twenty companies of cav
airy were engaged in their constant pursuit at,
forwards, and during the first week reported
five cncountres with them, the Indians kept
"A steady course to the north, safely crossing
the Kansas Pacific Railroad first, then the
Union Pacific, and at last accounts were safe
in the wooded, mountainous Businesses of east
crn Wyoming.
The Indians, SO the dispatches say, crossed
the L. =. road on the 4th miles east Of Ogal.
lalla. Word was at once telegraphed to Col.
Thornburgh at Sidney, who hurried up by
rail with $50 cavalry two hours later Capt.
Maucke with 200 cavalry joined him; and
later Lieut.. Davis with $50 got on the trail.
The pursuit was -four hours behind the saw
ages on Saturday, Sunday and Monday; be
ing joined by reinforcement of 200 from
Fort Robinson under Capt Carleton on Sun
day night The trail was kept closely, warm
Western Nebraska, and there all at once it
disappeared out-evaporated, rs If
the 300 Indians had in body taken the wings
of the morning and flown to the uttermost
parts of the earth. The best the scouts can re-
port is, that the Indians" scattered" but though
the pursuit by 700 cavalry Is kept up with un.
abated vigor, not an Indian has been seen
since that marvellous disappearance ON Tues.
day morning,
In the face OF an opposing army of double
their number of cavalry, the Indians managed
not only to escape any serious encounter in
their passage through Western Kansas and
Nebraska, but killed hundred settlers, out
ragged many women, and stole hundreds of
horses and heads of cattle, sheep, etc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12
YELLOW FEVER.

The weather at the south during the week
shine, both in the highest degree uniavorable
to the region stricken by the fever.
At New Orleans the death rate has continued
steady at 80 to GO a day, with some 300 daily
largely comfortable by promp, medical aid and
good nursing, but in the villages and on the
plantations out ofthe city, to all of which it has
spread for the first time in its history it seems
to be singularly malignant and fatal. A main
reason for this doubtless is because they are
less prepared to combat the monster than they
are in the city.
At Memphis the death rate continues about
35 day, with no mitigation except such as re-
suits from exhaustion of material, while out
side of the city there is a decided increase in
all directions.
Vicksburg has but 3 or deaths day and
many of her merchants have resumed business.
The energies of the benevolent are mainly di!
rected to the relief of villages and hamlets with.
in reach outside of the city.
The fever may be regarded as fully 'estab-
lshed' at Chattanooga, the deaths averaging
about ) day with from IS to % daily new
cases.
Cairo has had death or two a day from
fever during the week and one or two new cas-
es each day. There has been good deal of
alarm and the Weather families have gener-
ally stampeded.
The first appearance of the fever in Texas
was at Houston on the 18th, where there were
cases No fears are felt, however, of its spread
ing.
The main distress, as already suggested, is
in the country, scarcely village, hamlet or
plantation in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama
or Tennessee escaping, and in some places, like
Greenvile, nearly the whole population is
swept away.