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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

ECc3L - u Elllll-.--G fe>lcttl4N AAc cA-Al--
was 6ne and the people turned cut en- nasse
. pay bono- % the memory q ore u Hawaii :
greatest rulers BzsinsSs was suspended that
al might participate IN the festivities q the
occasion. he population 10: Oaly Of this Is
land, bgt great many from the Wiudward
Islands were prsscr; in the city, each dressed
in their best, showing that the anniversary
was considered by al as galls day for Hs-
wai uei. The crowd ai KapiOlani Park was
very large, where the best Of Ogier Was pre-
served, the appointments all that could be
desired, and the management, such as give
evidence that 1t Is in competent hands Tax
ing It all in all the IIth-of June, ISIS. was
observed in a style that gave prOOf that the
people venerale the memory Of their rulers,
love their Island homes with the spirit of true
patriotism.
Below we give detailed account Of the
races at the park, which is as follows,
KANEHANEHA PLATE 5000.
nOsasg R7cs 70 Harness Free to al horses Me
heats, oSs, ) IN ) EEtranee SIS
Haas's N KsasNs Ns.ds Ansews Champagne
Won by CAAmpasneS TSae- s=ss. s-Ssss, 2-s1
kINGrS PTRSE--SsoO.
open 20 al hO-seS Two rahe dash TO carry lis Ias
Entrance SO. second horse stakes. Winners Of
prevseos rsevs cSrry Is rs extra weight
Gov nOnniais' Beauty. blue jacket black cap; 7.
CagEiiIS bscS stranger, white Jacket black ezps =
coI Broul's biS : HoSuIelr biu- j4ekei blue cap &
B1eaAEAR's sh Jilamie, b,ae jAe<ss hlAoz cap.
Won b. Jimmie. Tlme. s:z7.
FOOT RACE--SIS
Open 70 all Distance 80 ysr1s-
Taos Walker, WA Allen, Jas Mollson sad Heyi Kappa
Won BY wn Ausn.
TROrTING RaCE.-sIOO.
Fo- al hOrses bred Ia the Eiugaon- Nile heats best
two in Ihree- Eayr~aoe SO. Wsnaev Jewellers,
VII present the winner with Silver cap valued al SS.
in @t-i'ioa % the ParSe
EarEisoa's D Emerald: ChayteE's AsAey; Trips
b,S AdHairals Asoesg's TnsllitA Giles Nsls-
Won by ASAhy. sssAssaS heats. Time, So, as
MECHANICS PTRSE--SaOO.
open % ali horsss; nile heats. best = IN 5 Second
hO7se save stakes Catch weights. Entrance $50
= CuuluagS' bIS stanford COLT white Jacket black
cap J ". Gibbs soAn Name hAIlehAs blnr Jacket
scarlet caps GOV poginis N lezui blue JACKET black
cps Cznpselrs blS RzcSih0rn, b.ne jacket. white
cap; Ura4uulSs SAleaIehu white jacket white cap
J. wUnasnaerss : KilnA- oiae jacket, blue e=p.
w0a hy Stanford COit- TiGae, Isl.
ASSOCIATION PRISE 500.
Open 70 horss under three years OF ae- Nile dash
Second horse SAVES slAGts- EaIrluce so.
p a. Trpps bls SpidsE. blue jacket black cap Geo
l.nc.s ,EeepsF, wt.e CAP, sTeeE cap Il b HaieAs
hE Katie Lee scarlet acSei- blue sleeves, blue cap
Won by EAtie Lee. Time,@;O--
FOOT HURDLE RACE.-sI5.
open 70 al pedestrians zoo ya-ds -Four hurdles, 70 be
four iees hish- Two 10 ouisr-
Thus Walker WIn allen and HsyI E@Pn.
W0a by Vim Allen
QUEENS PURSE-SI0O
Open 70 al harssss mile dash; c-leh weights. En-
sr=ure sac secona horse save ssaSes-
E5eneIe's NsalO white jacket black czps 7. Cum
naas THsaz rfaa11sz M.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
6,InncIT CoUnr. ard IIpIcIAL CIRCrIT

A A11Ae4l tOA A1A Srd : DlNAAL CIRCUIT.
- iiilu, Hawaii. May Term. lsss
ApiSzlll Abel-ut, gs. K. ubelee Libel for
divorce
IN above effed libel for divorce Il : nov ordered
that decree u divorce from te bond matrImonv
entered al favor of iiie sid pfEaai The ~
IT, eeserton AZ The sd kuz L. to be- made as0lu te
afier tAe expiration u months fTun ~ thi-
decree. upon mplluce with c terms thereof uuiess
suileiest cause stsi appear TIE CONTRARY And the
AhelznE ordered publish attssled cOpy u this
order ~ t1e Hawaiian Gzzrtle AID kuokoa nespapers
for si1 successiFe weeks TIE f-st publication wfh
one 1laEth fOin th- dat ol ts lr uersis
may. sithin sE months SHOW cause why sid decree
should BE- nade absolute.
~ me t1ourf 10. Il uYTgHc0cE Clerk
Dated 81 Hiig. May ic. fs7s
AereoF c-rtis that the f0rsgqGE frue and faitl.-
ful cev of tne original decree of divorce now on n
lu ny e.ilee.
sG & D. n. HITCHCOCK. Cierx
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

q the sth oE Nay last, Hen, J, DOusld
Csue-ou, United States Senator frOE Penn
sylvzuiA, was married al Cleveland, Ohio, 70
Miss Sherman, daughter a Juise Sherman,
late oae q the Judges Of the [. 5. District
Court. and ueice Of General Sherman, Snd
Hoa, John Sherman, the present Secretary Of
the Treasury Of the United States. The
presents 10 The bride on her wedding day are
said 10 amount to the enormous sum oE Sl00,-
900. Senator Cameron. Is one Of theweAlthisst
private gentlemen in Pennsylvania, and lives
in tine style At Harrisburg, the capital of the
State.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12
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OStheI Tea e Nay Isst. tie Pe-msneas Ez-
hsbfsiou of 1,orks q NechaaiSl and AZ; vSSs
fo-o.zlly sqsae3 a. Phsla5elphiA, where the
p-bssc can 80 hrse colec-ioa q articles
tlzz VII iuSs-Ccz ard sracSs The beholSez.
Ncch c-osis is due he pub,;e spiu,ed gentle
zsa. wio have carried CT The design q this
sruIy Nstio-4l Ssair, which cannot but prove
a saccuss. L i ii the works Of Ar; and the
sSaI os he- Mechanics, that any oo1usgy's
slo-y can be pespssusted-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

IN I7s4, the Legislature OF the State Of
Massachusetts, passed law charteTing the
present Massachusetts, National Bank, in which
was Incorporated a section, that whoever
should embezzle any Of lis notes, money or
other ELECTS, should be set upon the gallows
with = rope about his neck, OF lie set in the
pillOry Tor the space OF two hours, forfeit all
ms personal estate and The lssues Of all his
real estsJe during HE, and ever after be ren-
dersd Infamous and incapable Of sustaining
Office, eiUl or military. Ii The laws Of the
present day against such oiTsDses were as
stringent, what a precious LOT Of bank presi-
dsnIs, directors and other rascals, would grace
ne pilloIies o. the several States Of the amer
o4a Unioa. Tlse rnle nowadays, Is 70 lss
al suoh sooundrels T1n Al large, because they
move n good ssnoie1y, On -te illsyotteIl gains,
which belonged 70 widows, orphans and honest
people riis aaveroillss, and tilis rails applies
% Massachusetts as wei as any other Saats
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

TIE lstes, oeseisl enumeration gives the total
nuuaoer OF Eed-Tsl Cfsce-2Olders q al kinds and
Gcrves a. $751; one To every ninety voters. There
probably many State, cOUnty, town and other
local officers. making altogether III. 100. or one
uisce-holter 10 every forty-tve voters. Isn't our
g0vsra1euisl mseaiue 4 hJ'le too e0mplexs
The above is a description of things as they
exist in the United States where swarms OF
ofice-holders are eating out the substance of
tie people. In the United States like many
other countries, they have too many hungry
maws 10 I'll a. the expense Of the public crib.
Il Is curse 10 any country to have too many
otsce-holders. One competent head with \
god corps Of efficient clerks, can do more
work than a host Of official fgure-heads, who
are only in each others way, and are mere
leeohes on the public treasury. 1t IS true,
As well as JTite Saying, that too many cooks
spoil the broth" The above aphorism might
he aptly applied 10 some other countries we
VIC; Of, as well as the great Republic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

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The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
FOURI I'll EDITION
Dawning Of Peace.
OPINION OF THE LONDON
PRESS REGARDING THE
SITUATION.

scnoUvALoFF HAS SUCCEEDED.
LONDON, May 25, 1878.
The Standard this morning says
"The Cabinet Council sat three hours
yesterday, and will resume its delibera-
tions to-day. We can renew with con-
siderable confidence the statement that
the difficulties are in fair way of being
removed. The prospects of peace are
certainly brighter to-day than they have
been for some time past.
"The Gar is resolute in regard to the
retrocession of Bessarabia, but has made
considerable advances IN regard TO the
limits, of Bulgaria. There need be no
surprise if Russia, under pressure, con-
sents ro reduce the indemnify one half
or even more"
The Vienna correspondent of the
Times" telegrsphs as follows:-"The
hopeful disposition in political circles in
creases, especi lily in st. Petersburg and
Berlin. There has been an active inter.
change of ideas between Austria and
Great Britain, which there is every rea-
son to believe has by this time led to al
most perfect understanding between
them, so that Russia. by coming to an
understanding with England will also
agree with Austria"
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25

'At Belletonte, Pa, yesterday, Geo. Wat
son and Alfred Rankin both drank Inv
mistake from bottle of carbolic acid.
One OF them died soon afterwards and the
other is not expected to recover.
John and Mary Giffin, (colored), tried
at Salem, n. j., for having frozen, main.
ed and starved to death child who lived
with them, have been convicted of man.
slaughter, and sentenced to five years i'm
prsOnment.
Emile Houillon who was to have beer
executed at Columbus, Texas, Yesterday
Tor the murder of Malehe committed sIi.
clclde in his cell by taking poison, yester.
day morning.
The Pennsylvania Legislature adjourn.
ed Sine die yesterday. Hon. A. j. Herr,
OIL Da'lphln county, was elected president
pro TEN. OF the Senate.
A tornado of sufficient strength tn uf
men through the air is unusual so fa,
horth as The region of the great lakes
yet the one IN Mineral Point, Wisconsin \
ana IN Burlington, Illinois, not only did
80 Out carried upward dwellings and
parnS' anu Killed half a score of person
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
Movements of the Cimbria's Of
ficePS

ELLSWORTH, Me-, May 24.--Small par
ties OF Russian officers are leaving the
steamer Cimbria to day, with all their
baggage, which they pass sformallythrough
the custoin-house. y few leave by every
boat going West. One OF the officers in
conversation confirms the report that the
Russian force is composed of three ships
crews, cached fully otficered. He saws
there is no harm i'll now saying that they
have come to America to man three fast
vessels TO be purchased and are now in
Ihiladelphla; such officers as have left
the Cimbria have gone to these vessels.
When asked il any sailors had been sent
on he answered sailors would be taken
directly in the Cimbria to the point of
transfer. The officer conversed with is
OF the rank OF lieutenant, is highly edu-
cated,and apparently candid IN his state
mentS.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25

THE ROLLING MILLS sBUsY.-Forsome
time past there has been great activitv
in all the great steel-rolling mills in the
country. Ihe demand for steel rails 10
largely in excess of what it was last wear
Many of the mills were willing for tha
corresponding period in 1877 to accent
orders at from 938 to $40 a ton althon9b
the large corporations did not make a5v
contracts less thanS40. During the present
season there has been gradual advance.
until now the large mills are refnsin no.
contracts at $44 ton at the " orks
Seven Out of eight girafles imported
last year tor menageries in the United
States have died. The climate does NOT
agree with them.
Good fresh butter was selling in tbe
market this morning at 10 cents per
pound the lowest price since the war.
A San Francisco clergyman advertised
sermon entitled "The Boss Devil ot
America" meaning iptemperance.
When Honest ohm Sherman sits down
TO consult his conscience, he feels a good
deal like man playing euchre with a
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
Cars on the East
Piver Bridge.

The Brooklyn Bridge trustees yester-
day decided upon the width of gauge for
the railway cars to be run over the struc-
ture when completed, land also, under the
advice of experts, limited to three the
number of heavy cars to be run in a
single tram. Ihls refers to the palace or
sleeping cars, which weigh about twenty
five tons each. The gauge adopted is the
ordinary one, the reasons for not adopt-
ing the broad or six foot gauge being
certainly plausible. The risk OF cars ru n
on the ordinary gauge being blown off
the bridge in gale of wind is, they
rightly judge, very small, and we NAV
add thar if there is ever danger of a
palace car being lifted OFF the rails il will
pe time 10 look out for danger to the
bridge itself. All this, ,of course, is in the
air at present, but some day we shall be
able to test the safety Of palace cars for
ourselves.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
A New lee Cream Saloon.

BY reference to our advertising columns
it will be seen that Mr.. j. T. Gardner,
having completed the alteration of his
building at the corner of Seventh and
Shipley streets, has opened an ice cream
saloon, and confectionery store. The
store is fitted up in fine style, and imme-
diately above is handsomely furnished
ice cream saloon. Mr.. Gardner will
keep on hand during the season fine
quality of ice cream.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
A FATAL EXPLOSION-TI
MEN KILLED

HARTFORD, Conn, May PA fire
broke out at O'Clock this morning in
kohn's block, large building on Mar
ket street, occupied by stores, silk fac
tory and furniture warerooms. About &c
an explosion occurred in the building
throwing portion of the north wall out
ward and upon a number of fremen, bury
ing them, ID. S. Camp, a photographer,
and Charles Harper and John ii. Parks,
eXpressmen, were killed. Six other men
Were injured. Nine of the firemen buried
under the wall are now accounted for,
The building was entirely destroyed.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
LITTLE HOPE OF ARMY REFORM
MORE THAN FIFTY DEMOCRATIC MRM-
BERs OF CONGRESS sHIRKING
THEIR DUTY,

THEIR DUTY.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The votes to-
day upon the Army bill were somewhat,
In the main, favorable to economy. The
guarded reduction which the Committee
ON Appropriations proposes in the Bu-
reau Of Military Justice vas approved, as
were some other changes. Email hone
exists, however, but that the House will
approve the vote in committee fixing the
army at 20 900 men. The mcst which can
now be reasonably expected 10, that some
reforms the bill proposes will be saved.
This cannot be done unless Democratic G
members attend.
over nifty Democrats, or almost two
thirds Of the adsenJees, were away last
night. Every member from ARKANSAS,
nalf the members from Georgia, and
hve Democrats from New York were
away. OF the seven Democrats on the
Committee on Military Affairs, four
were absent, There can OF course, be
no hope of accomplishing auy legislation
while the Democrats ineg lect puplic busi
ness in this way.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
THIRD EDITION..
From w ashington.
CONDITION AND PROSPECTS OF PENDING
FINANCIAL MEAsUREs-wHAT THE
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS DID
In CONVENTION

CONDITION AND PROSPECTS OF PENDING
FINANCIAL MEAsUREs-wHAT THE
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS DID
IN CONVENTION
WASHINGTON, May "a, 1873.
THE FINANCIAL MEASURES BEFORE CON-
GREsS.
1t may be considered certain that the
only financial measure which can be
passed at this session is the House bill
liking the amount of legal tenders at that
now outstanding. This will not come up
until next week. The Senate will meet
tomorrow for the purpose OF finishing
the District of Columbia bill. On Mon
day the Legislative appropriation bill
will be taken up, and it Is expected that
this will occupy several days.
THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC CON-
vENTIoN-sIGNIFICAN OF ITS
ACTION.
The work of the Pennsylvania Demo-
cratic Convention has greatly interested
politicians of both parties here. Openly
it was a battle between Speaker Randall
and Senator Wallace, in which Mr.. Ran.
dali was beaten, but the initiated of both
parties see in the nomination of Mr.. Dill
for Governor another victory for tht
Camerons. Senator Cameron's term ex.
pires next March, and it Is understood
here that Pennsylvania politics ON both
sides are now so arranged that that he
will be elected this winter, in which case
Senator Wallace will also be reelected
two years later. 1t is believed that Mr.
Dill will be elected, but by small ma.
jority, and that the Legislature will be so
evenly balanced that few so-called in
dependent members can on joint ballot
swing il for Mr. Cameron.
MINISTER sEwAR COMING HOME.
Acting Consul General Stahel cables
the State Department that Minister Sew
ard writes him from Pekiu to telegraph
that he will sail the middle of June for
the United States, there being no earlier
communication available, and that he
requests the Springer Committee to watt
for his testimony.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONTESTED ELHC-
TIoN CASE.
The reports in the South Carolina con-
tested election case of Richardson against
Ralney were completed by the commit
tee, the majority report recommending
new elect ON, is signed by all the demo-
cratic members, and the minority report
declaring Rainey, the sitting member,
entitled 10 the seat, is signed by all the
republican members.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
Sale Of Oil Paintings,

Commencing with Wednesday rext -.
Merrick & Drake auctioneers, will off-r
a public sale at their aution room in the
Masonic Temple, an exceedingly fine
collection of foreign and domestic oil
paintings. by the best artists. The paint
logs viii be on exhibition previous TO
the sale. See advertisement in another
column,
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
FIFTH EDITION.
Spring Broken.

Yesterday afternoon number of the
members of the Delaware Fire Company
gave their new hose carriage trial, while
doing so they unfortunately broke one OF
the front springs. They placed about 900
feet those on the reel, which was too
much, and on running down Orange ST.,
the spring broke. The damage will be
repaired as soon as possible.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
The Nj. q. R. A.

The reg ular meeting of the NJ. S. r..
A. was held last evening, aud in the
absence of the regular officers ESQUIRE
Frazer presided. Short, sharp and stir
ring addresses were made by Thomas
Moreland, Mr.. Smeltz and Richard
Curton, after which Squire Frazer en-,
tertained the audience by singing three
songs in capital style. The meeting
then adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
RACES POSTPONED.

The Maryland Jockey Club has been
unfortunate with the weather for the
spring meeting this week at Pimlico
course The opening was postponed a
day on account of rain Tuesday. Owing
to rain on Friday morning there was s
second postponement. The concluding
races are set for to-day Saturday ane
Monday next.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
Opening for the Season

The Excursion House, at Ocean CITY.
which has been leased by p. Coyle Il
Son, will be ready for the reception of
guests about the 18th of next month. 1t
has been retitted, and every attention will
be paid to the comfort of its guests,
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
MILITIA UNDER ARMS,
PENNSYLVANIA ANTICIPATING INsuR-
REcTIoN AMONG THE MINERS.


ERIE, Pa, May "a.
Lieutenant Colonel Robert b. Magee,
commanding the Seventeenth regiment
of the State National Guard, is in town
to-day. He has orders to nave 45O men
in his regiment ready to take the field at
short notice. A city firm has contracted
to furnish 450 haversacks in two days
time.
A secret council of the officers of the
three companies in this city was held to-
day. 1t is said that the troops will be
called out and sent to the coal regions,
where the miners are preparing fora hard
struggle.
The commanders of companies in Wes-
tern Pennsylvania have received orders
to have their men ready to go into SER
vice as soon as possible.
Their are rumors of labor troubles at
Pittsburg. All is quiet in this section of
the State.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
To he Put I'm the Dry Dock

The new steamer Republic built by
Harlan q Hollingsworth, for the purpose
of running between Philadelphia and
Cape May, will be put in the dry dock,
within few days for the purpose of hay-
ing the hull painted.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
Excitement i'm Mexico.

FEARING THAT TEXAS FILIBUSTERs
WILL COMBINE WITH THE
JRRDISTS.
CITY OF MEXICO, May 1S.-Ths re-
port OF committee of Congress at
ashlngton recommending the crossing
OF American troops into Mexico has
caused great excitement. The Mexicans
fear that Texan filibusters will combine
with Lerdists, anu thereby be enabled to
get up raids either wav.
1t is uncertain whether Vallalte will ac.
ccept the Ministry of Foreign Relations ad
interim, if offered. Justo Bentez. a
prominent leader in Congress, is men.
toned as likely to be appointed to fill the
vacancy. Benitez is considered to be
uniavorably disposed toward American,
and all other foreigners.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
Inquest.

Yesterday, Coroner Rose held an in
quest over the body of a small colored
infant named Reed, whose parents re-
side in Causes row below the railroad.
A verdict of death from natural Causes
was rendered.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-25
RUSSIAN AGENTS IN SAN FRAN
CISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-A Virginia
oity dispatch says that two secret agents
OF the RUSSIAN government are in this
city to furnish letters Of marque to a
prlVateer, the crew of which is to be rails
Francisco. ''"i'