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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27

men, lie ,Fess u is sssisss Aasseyy. EAisA ss
t-seeG hacz sSl wears, sz3 he rr~sees " kAta vas
he lss1 q bis ne sressy eeselzae2 n lSsS
between ersst Bzf,als ss& JaFss eSc< fsss as
a ss7Perary arras gszsag. Cat be tAeasAt tAAs IL
sAsR1 a9~ BE rsvlSei - n Gere equitable easiS %
tAs sirazsags oF kr.h eorut-1es In 1858 GQHsalsr
S--fsiaEsgz q Hecesssv, ara IT'S partial eoatie
Easss sEail rsSsirs2 sGs u asfAiE ser tsfs
cozaszr s- p isSSt zPga sae aFi1 consented 80 IN
lSsS ~ Ia J4PAssse- he japanese a. Frssess
east Ees a4ks sAaR yes TIE Erf.ssA esaa act fgser
In ISSS the BRITISH eA4rgsi Important a4y "a ia
Amounting Use per sens. iss cost. and sgtl main,
u ~; 2ssy eGaa. 80 per seat the cost. tns
ssa exported Ia 1873 fSeza JaFss esfag valued a.
s. zoe e9, azEar4s 81 s1rsal-d 0f he t9sal
exports frva thlt eeGatrr uAhs lAs bctssh t-s-
rcrcs o. Ispaa gas Jtpaaesr esa'i ezy charge per
ee1E wish rSspecs 10 TIE murders shteh fsrusgtv
e-r-- q syseSuers. the LECTURER declared tast these
trvr the desire Vi the t-s lords @ create dr.
G.aisy Es4 esisx Aagzt tie Au % The Eycosasss-
Ntter 1-aaeg -asa TIE hlssgvr ot The rSlatlsss VI
Gssas eEssn ssla tapas. he spsfs o. gAe srsasPrng
the cJuasrv lad ulis vi lace years Shown n
Cgnsar reports. ana be ssass& agiasea thaI tie
eozu-z- Hvii be eP@ue1 l5grs to ta-sigu trade
bE P-0ps- rsvsfsD " sxtstsag ea GO Is
Il egsbi slfely s< accomplished lie saEecass&. os
the ga-s a Greas Bras. Peley e eeHcf1alsoa
w1icA EV4ii tasrf-e eg1i3Saes. ss3 Urged tAas T.
"at es ~ss ne part Of IDS s99Ht7y sset-s that
tie great Rsan rrosisa 1oa4 se3a have % es escsi
- make fresa1s Instead o. enemies sa0ag the East
14sisrs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27

Nr- El--oH IT glI base ai.E7 hrs ~ r Is ggGr
sFz a4sz aai 7se lie aar=ez sc Z -1-z tn nut
"a z-aa saarr Is Bama ease Cur .r. Ili e qua "a
u1rs tie -aasa tie eject VI cease Tie best AMI
laiss1 FaF b break llrsa 10 ID liea lim ~ sili
sas al-zzlv lr1zsa % l1-1aaa Tia arsaz business Is
5 alal1g
We. VII sz1pnza vuG hasa lrgaza lzf Al n
srrSsa ala a5-slai a zl.slarr fla 74- -gps N
Is -1ra-ag Gu llrsF Inn IN as fases AMI E-i,asan
an
wlaa vu1- aarse 1azzz De In s-si1sd AMI ines mt
kaaH wa 10 H. Ssaa am 5ir ffF 1lal1as .sr
3 IN become San. All as SUN Is ne IS lvsr iia Ak
sI-aaans he vii. a 1ina n 1sa, pgi- the
Flri- Va 1pas 4zd saslllg AT swearing IHlE
make Ia a4--ar worse Aasr guu have g-nLlei
Inn Er1ia a45 Us sz-ilaiusaz aAs ruaisi -llls am
b. -aa aia zsra ala saci FaE fsF 1mss tl-
as IVA sal -a--za am. ss1lla am Ea-ziE am.
.1au sa-u lsllrg IL lazv ana and se tie Itisr start
5-z -laH g1g -al zal1s 1lsn aavFlsrs T1u visa.
la-ET larsa Is 4-FaEa .sl-sl irirai. AMI stI--s
y1rz7 ia-f M l4I H lvar aeilrz the Iri.r srz-s
b. srraiu., aetlrs ilrr Ia gtlar sz4--z arzs
b -i1sa -plGalzlH Cd -ais -1ls FIG =aI mas any
hlrss 1al. Fasn FqG saf -Iu aErs z1zga1 I'm u
Etz-- well AMI 1aI. i5n.h I'm Al -n1eT Fa.rrn
nal -ar I'm Inv & r-gu1f IE1iis n lersl g-uGaG
-1aa 7zs "a IKE llad 4zd nrrsasa K g-4.fIa-lT
-z-aaziny am a asi1rs. AMI n a z5ar- Faiis Fla
VII hays sqaI Furz a1rse. RrHv5Ist Eau have pa
ziaazs aad -aa -unt-ai ruu- camper CAlALL1-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27

We see il ssal=G q he Fl qzperz, Eaicl -A,ua
20 hind ~ tie Zsa-zaaia tlar III Frzact Govern
-lsaE enuEsnriAzas The ==aallsa1aenE az 4aGtlEr
E-.nrsi Calrir1 Sll1iau al -ls R4li- Tl. ll,aria1
seams rr be raa N-R E-rlries. IN -aaassEiau Firl
rleir Cul1uiss il EsF C4-siiuHiL Tia aiEau1as-s
mar arr Ez.iF u arsHr "a Fzlca a-gu liz IEgIai-
rna az these asr5lz LssHzfs scr lr-1 N ar
ea IN sAa Ia LIaers= CaiaGiE.s' TAs Er.-ris saEs-
Whilst Easiaui ztzss passszsila az THE TillsTls-
AMI Eyer Hlaees larseif mrs AMI nnre IlGer her
1lmlaiau and tie ssssssai1u &C u secures q azr
IL .naur-Lar sEa1a.ie punt IN 1ls PaAa., Il would
be alIE-1a=r naiiE1E gu our 1arr l1r % inc--as'.
Al n1-a IL p1ssille lETI Cssinnai aassesHi1uH-
Frlm zliH Esald ss=n a. Il Fra1EE WIS in sz-1-
.sr In lila nAt-asr and Il N earliest sen III rInG
rzasQ1 ElH shE NAV lDr a. 1isrla1 taF -nn1isfl.
har arrangements I'd ag4Ilrs Elar sile desires,
esurciaF -lsru 1lrz lnL sssin % be any sesln1A
auruEll-ln trau any EIAl-zsr = sum zc4 IiEr1Gn
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1. o. 0. r.
Notice Il FarscIaaurs Al Marrzzzs.

~
- HIllS "A lu5yer II sa4. -nulzllssi n a eerr4n
1ldr-z-IEsa lefst tI1-t ISL ~
-.sainn arE1 1r-l by Ehna4ls Mariana
ANT AaE1a M.arf11n. ? -ssaaf1t
IiEE ~ Esg-aEr II Liner "a
p1s=s AMI hir
IiT--Lz Contained, Al Singular
sals and IsrzfirarIen1s N 1dr-ls.s
iiI=aC-ist viii. lg law.
Funig -1nstiE.ana
Ifr4il1rs.rz Ents1r-uuat
rAe gruper-F zsli nnr-.L1z il=szbed leiug
-ls vaitIHa szrasz- lie Aaa az EHE1AH me
uEEl AZ z-n. zasEEail.
FE EE1LAE
Lilo. A-lrzh Liza lei EzE Ii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27

~ Aaosg she ARRIVALS ey the stesner CITY CT
Nsu YszS- YESTERDAY. f-aE >1a Frszcasee, ws-e
Mstc- wo3cacrse. z 3. NJ cps1z isslensr :
M--s. Pg-ns.. 81 tae FrvBea Consulate, ard J, Il
cgrev Ess
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27

NJ EA-s TEr-W. ar= SIN denied tie aGnu Of
rlg capiauz ANS Iat llpei % rs.siTs- rum Al
the atmospheric Signs far the PAST week n In
s1lu llsauuu lEtlIlenrs flesh IL heir CO. and they
uIsE be lGrle Win eqIiHinlrT- 4Ezr AZ w lt
ElFa-i la IRE aaE as badly IN As tho penpie u
g1ler rsiGus Of WHOSE -1uistlaG learn run lur
szlazaa=s. SINCE RE EaGrs Wis n type. cupinus
sla war fsll 1urfaar Last airh-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27

r=T he Steamer LISssiss vii lszvs =Ass pe-s
5cr NAuiE siH, HtaaL or Fritay pexs, a; p, n,
rsEurui.Z Sos1sy fere2ooa- Ga Mcstay. April I.
sse s-eanre- VIII - to 4.a1usrd, ulAktgS tae cle-
n M Eaaa-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27

AL 1hHvE zzlh IE-d z=gsspc ID / vaacS a
azii ,srd hzr ~ 1I1az s1rins. AID hare
re4ienC gr-vIsgss. u lz4nz<
,Ir a Eflac- 5sE-nn a good rzlr14-
PAEaa and Shire Il
Eszl aIY Hlisr-zl1sn E.Iirsf IL
Ill. AZ Cash. AID zsss.4 sxzenas a
cIr-;laae-1.
f.a1a sIEVEr VII e s1rzahsst sarh purchaser
W. G RA5dz, Af.nlntzEzzzgr.
El1rnaI1, L1rza -. Ls7s- SO as
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27

E Too LArE--ws regret saat a-+ielc received
t-ogl TIE Eev Bseeo WI :, cars 10 late fe- cur
& -arer thfs week We vii tsks pleasure Ia pee-
I tl,nErg &. uex- weeS. hpwvver
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27
lid R y GOO nd o.!
IN VARIETY. such as

wsss Iisse pss, wsiss Imperial posk s,arS Msrsao,
waiEs geSus, C0as.aks. rWes<ts,
wal;e ant Cplose >pc0l rarsI. RozrocSs Leas cts,h
ts-sy prlas, CUssee Blankets.
Bess w0ollsa shssNsss, AID - 81 al colOrs.
G~as's walss Llseo Suss.
B0xss Liasa CulESrs. l<RSSt styles.
ETtassd Liasus. BrOWa Sad SAAse Hollands
Mexican Coss9Hs. 6sat's Sa< Umbrellas.
AUso1aSroa UraeEellxS. SalrsShsrk new.
Mems sEvwn Cos'os and Waite LAss Thssaa y Hose,
Meas WIRE Msstao ant summer Salrts
Meas wcVssPaa >a< Un1s-shizts.
Pieces Linsz and Cossoa SspS Tsssos Cheek TSSSos,
EIre White TIasa >asssaS Austrian Ssziped Blankets
Fine GilashAz,s. LA~a tiaatSsreAiefs al qualities.
Lbas1 handkerchief. il boxes.
An taveas u >eecrd MasnS LAces and Enhro5aeriss.
An Egroics qf Ladies CaSsszsss Gai Dresses,
Rsaly made, &at Of superior Kind.
BrusSeIrs Carpet. Velvet SOFA Carpets.
Rugs AMI Mas. beautiful assortment
Etoor Oh Ctosa. IN L4-ye variety sn4 81 widths.
SsAEDasey, BRIDES. WHY'S, Spurs etc
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27

~ Tse f,az1asioa tor a coral ~arvAoese nas
lass seen h1i4 EaaSa Of ths rev >sssner vAarL
Tn5s ~esu ccz1rlss,s. vl1 Re q grvas eosvepse1es
70 sAicne-s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27

- Our zlaazz are 1as % he Merchants Ez-
slaagg, san E-zacisea, aaa n Pazser Bsar1slE fur
flL a-ez u .Al= FaEugs-
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NOTES OF rmE WEEK.

~ ne sssazer CITY eF View Tc-S SIZED as
svvalsg s. c'clseS tc- Rncka-e ara Sydssy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27

Pizrh. Stockholm r4- and Coal Tar, II barrels,
3liU Bars and Bundles Bsss ElE and Bound Bar Iron,
Places G1vaa B PiAzs IrQu, i inch.
Bacs Ocslsgu S41ss Bsserei steel different sL.ss,
80 t1ns Va GovAl Pig Iruz, sals ssss Fire CLAF,
Is Assorted Large >zs GCiaG4souss,
:. Best DcUals Seek Avis. assorted s-ssr
= Best oIs SERts ysses SOLD boxes 81 7iaa
Best arigas tirsl Dim, 81 u 18Th
Esas LsaEhsr Bslaag. ), zad inch. with IA<ings,
Bashit Meal i, =. and u. IA rs=reI chains,
BaIsr ErTeIs Assorted HARDWARE Carriage Fittings,
Stacks All Dies, =. And screw 4. sIs, u, u
- 4 q III ~ Ia II, xtrh two taps each
szs. Tap wrsuchss sIc-, AZ finished and i,ssd
t111 polished solid 0aS cases-
I Sex Dirscs Action Sa1cEz ant Dies, As above.
l. Pairs Iruu AXES. L. Il And a. "a. u Azd a.
Casks 5aIs Ennis Ant S-,1Ars NUS, Aszorted sfsss,
I case DUCK shat. black ans: Galvanized Staples.
CuIs " LrE E0p=- l. II, and - inch
30 Bundles Bs4z ChIagzon and Scaarshrs Enop Truu
Z, al, u also u, "a, and inch, extra heavy,
Idd Bsrs Norway Ir0u shoe Shapes, III. ~
BARS 4aELa Eron, II "a inch,
Cass containing 3 .. AMI :: d. White Lead. white
Zlsc, Green. Yellow aad Slack PAlasa,
100 Drums gallons, Billed and raw Li1ses,t Oas
rurpsa1Ha, Cal=4 aad LGoricssiag OLs acd Grssn
Composition,
30 s rueH's Parant Packing = II tach also \ Lach
I Bale CutzG1 WIs-s Bales Printing PaFer
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27

TEE ROYAL Eswlrr4S FEEgrEz--0n M0aaay
EveallE Mr. john IIes- Et-a Mss Annie FI-uiu,
ans Mss Lizzie -lElss cEose5 rleir engagement,
Eli:a aas raa Throughout Ile pazE u5nzh. These
charming t-1maras1s have offered cur people l4rge
IlIs111 % amusement during their s-4v, and vii
carry VIII them, &c uI-asr where they q, the re-
sPecE c1-1e PI7-ECi1g porlicu ct the Fe0gts OF
E-Ec,1-I a. a.asz- NJ JlcA il a-st-.i4ss lcLcr
u any rVls be selsclz, always ~ 10 lle hiyn marx
.f a finished artist Who readers bis Part Win
SAIL. .IEcu.uz and artistic taste In Ea-srIf lI-.
JACK q, llL1la1l-. Hiss Anal. El-t1ll = Al actress
az WgHdsr.lL versatility and sPr-ElrLIess, WHO Il
eors Wg-luG- c-azil- To please, and always s1c-
ceet.s. " ss -fzz.e LIItes b actress "a lrsJ-
.lass gIllll.a-l1gs. " No does her pa-. Win the
sass and g-lG= % finished ARTIST arlgl.Ea she
Id u-C gay any .-a-alr rurrs -lruE The hare ell
a-al.-- geE - Was -au % a.. Jla- she possesses
Eie -a-.IE ana Illl-y res. lslzs % -laltT der hJr
1lc1 higher auc important POSITIONS 10 the 1rIllt-
rls ggFsglA 70 lAlL. -gmulaGcL ny and graceful
lrIEs. 81. Il--ss eiea- sllIIt.arn1l. tlaI gives
sa-s.gLsG 90 -ls aIiIluee- s4l-- dra-Igu rare,
as e Is requisite eTsu AMONG IEz-rs AMI Actresses.
W hlg. u-lt1er Llle llr Spare % give NOR. ~
--aset Hgrce Of H-- JACK and his assistants. Mr..
IIck 4zG Miss F-'uII leo As5 =veHlgil The s1aa1I-
zr Tar Istrl-- N Lllsies W. understand rstu-us
O. >al Francisco. We Part with these chIruiu
-elEl. win rem -eE-eE, anu VISA them Aea- L.
Prosperity AMI ia rpt- sss, wherever gleT &c.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27

~ VI. understand t14s - the Cizy Of New
Terk- wll-l arrived YESTERDAY, Mors. BLEez- re-
esiF.1 rs ag7elat1sHs, from the Frsaeh Govern
1sn-- IS Cesszl General for N.l5ca-ue, Bzs,-alii,
vice Cg1es &c Castelar, resigned The a4zy
friends q Noes EAllsz- 10 Eenglai1. viii cog
I-z-z.lts lil en- Ellis marx CT -l,siHctlg1 D his
Government z. al, leave l,r FRANCE By Tux next
Steamer
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-03-27

TIKI OED >rElNsEz k--ACEA-ra6s CID well
tried and 4--l1- .sr.a1- Ct tue PeoPls e TIE El-
vaiEiz Islands t.r twsasy Or more years, vii De
offered t1r >as &c -1s highest ol.5er By Dir. Z. ?
Asszls. 90 Tlz->,iIy Eszt. a. Y o-cieck n ECw
MANY "reminiscences Cluster iroz1d TIC Old erair
Ehica for - i1ns Ferict has suts.tcea the waves
q ne siesEc Fa;l5c Iroaat the SaEaIaR GroEP.
carving tlozsa19s Of human beings and Immense
s1I1r-iss Of vailasi. freight vsaaF tlle The Cd
vessel cc1-1 --E evIL sae sreaS o. the rfauv
14alvrs sGeu1l1srge To these seas. ilG the strange
scenes enacted ca 2curc. ey many ysE living. elE
eE Tar I1r= w1c 1arg PASSED away And BVw, this
hl-l-zl servant gt TIE people Ike uaHy good
lan- 1avi1- PASSED the period or gsef1iueSs -
pushed aside o. Ias. ruCu t1r others Younger ana
rvs1-r. and mere sIrst 10 cuHfenG A. aust adverse
Hi1ts, tides a1c rs1.FsstS. sue uay DC sgAt AMI
erCztH n er Der purchaser. I11 tlus pass cur uI
s.-1E5 c4l the came of l1s odd AEsuea.7 vii
lEsr be- -ls 1-Elcriss -t lEsrS Of the ll4a giEi1ts
af EIEaE HeL we loved the 1lt graft fur her
s54rty and G4tllIl service 4zIitsE Storm and sun
,3-a-- alG Eas El- cherish lc- nrmlry a. the
pioneer steamship Of the zrvgr-
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Administrators sale.

NDT EIETEE OF AN ORDER ISSUED BY
ND Esnnrlhe Il II1- EIsE.-ss Il ne 81
prone C6nr- I9Eh daE Il Mach a L Ls-s- ma
undersigned VI ! 4sL lE puililr AEc1Iu-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
CARSON ITEMS.

Carson Appeai. Jms 5.-The Cherry
Creek robbery case Ia dragging its some
what monotonoas length through our
United States District Court. The ties.
timony for the prosecution closed yes
terday. and the defense opened with the
s~xamipaiion Of W. T. Bell. enc Of the
defendants.
On Tuesday evening. the llth in
slant. a grand promsnade concert and
ball will be given ut the Carson Theater
by the orchestra from Piper's Opera
House. under the direction OF J. Ian
ger.
Travel Boulevard il lighter than II
was /: still the stages are carrying fair
loads both ways. Yesterday ak pas.
sengsrs went out and i've came In ON
the return stage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
GAN FRANCISCO.
the Estate Of she Late narh Hop
kiss-Lsttsrs sr Adsisissrssisn
DRAFTED.

-
ham Francisco. Juno 5.-Ths petition
n, M.rv rr.nces shsrvood Uopkips for
] ,~..,....I.. =. ...,.,. .,
'e''eis"
her late husband, marx Hopkins. sets for'h
that the value Of the property belonging IN
an. ..,.,. AZ ,.r a. 4. tnovn IN .nnliosnt.
""
consisting oil lands, domestic Animais'
household furniture. bonds and mortgages
.,,. .,ool. NJ v~,rlous railroads and other
s"u -. :,
corporations 10 Oh ho AssresAs' 'A'u' VI
$4,000. 900. all OF which was acquired ~
deceascd after his marriage: Ns1t }, Kun
oi deceased 10 pcruohst, ~ yosIs ~
residing In Kan Francisco. ssmhel FRED.
crick Hopkins, brother . deceased, 20
years Of age. residing 81 H. Clair, Mich
igAn. and Moses Hopkins, brother Of de-
erased. Go yo.rs OF age. residing In sutssr
county, CAlliolnlA. iho mse.er " ,'o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The report Of tho State Prison. for
the month Of May. shows that the total
number received by commitment was
81 ; discharged, pursuant 10 old Act. 81;
under Goodwin Act. 80 ; by order Of the
Governor. q; pardoned TO leave State. ,;
pardoned and restored, l: died In hos
pital, 4 /; remaining May 3ist, l,495.
On account Of the scarcity Of work ut
the United States Mint, San Francisco.
twenty-five OF the ladies' employed In
the adjusting department have been laid
of until the 9th Of July next. In making
the selections. care was taken 10 retain
those who had families dependent on
them, or who had no homo In the city
where they could 1.-Two without expense.
Three hundred and thirty.two nctions
were commenced In the i've District
Courts Of Ban Francisco last month. as
follows: Fourth. 80; Twelfth. az
Fifteenth. ~. Nineteenth. 10 Twenty.
third. "a.
On Saturday tho new narrow.gauge
railroad skirting the eastern shore VI
San Francisco bay from the south bank
of Oakland creek to Alviso was thrown
open to traffic.
The report OF the Free Labor Er.
change Of San Francisco for tho week
ending June LIST, makes the following
showing: Male department Number
Of ORDERS received. SO |; number Of per.
IONS called for. $50 /; number OF persons
engaged. l07. Female department.
Number OF orders received. 10 ; number
Of persons called for. 10: number Of
persons engaged. ri. OF the males II
were sent to the country.
The Nevada Herald says the family Of
Thomas Brock, residing mp Gold Flat,
being 80 much annoyed by ghostly up.
partitions. were about to remove from
their dwelling. hut have thought better
OF II sincs discovering the ghost to be
real fissh and blood. The ghost IL 10
be put on In good behavior with powder
and shot, u caught at any further mas
q~uerading.
The 1ruckee Reputioan says the hotels
at Lake Tahoe are open for Summer Wis
itors, and that stages are running daily
between Truekss and the lake.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
rhe Gold am Daily News has
A. VIZ rRxDIcrEp.

Az the NKws predicted yesterday, tue
witness. James F.. Anderson. through
whose testimony the Democrats hoped
to establish their charge that Louisiana
had been fraudulsntly counted for Presi'
dsnt Hayes. complstsly broke down in
the cross-examination conducted by
Congressman Reed OF Maine. The rec.
ord OF his previous examination before
. Senate committee 10 placed before
him. and no was forced to do one Of two
thiugs. either 10 swear that he had
sworn falsely then. or that his testimony
now IL q mass OF lies. So far % the
vsracity Of the witness 10 concerned, 1t
mattsred little which horn Of the diem
ms be chose. but In order 10 earn Til.
dsn's money. he selected the former. and
declared that his first testimony was
false. naivsly adding that he did not
think that his lying under oath made
him guilty OF perjury. He has n
comfort. however. He can point to bis
great High Priest as an example which
hs meekly followed in swearing to what
he knew 10 be false. but his value ~ q
witness IL completely destroyed. and the
Potter Investigation Is now likely to 10
transformed from the preliminary to q
tragedy. which the nation has feared. to
q screaming farce.
But We have not done with this model
witness yet. He received q sliaht drsss-
ing down al the hands Of Mr.. Reed yes-
terday: to-day he will BE- hsyed by
General b. y. Butler. IL IL be possible
10 realize O condition Of hell on earth,
an honest and sineere witness realizes II
whom under cross-sxamination by this
great lawyer. In sAnderson's case he
has the best Of material upon which to
work, and when this master Of perjury
leaves the stand. "the finger Of scorn."
which was to Be pointed at Hayes. will
follow him 90 psrsis,sntly that IL he has
any sense Of deceucy left he will 20 aud
hang himself. The country breaihss
more freely. From present appearances,
20 far from being able to fomsnt a rsvo-
Luton, the Tildsn Democrats will missr-
ably fail in sven making campaign am
munition. The charges Of "frand"
will be utterly exploded. and the people
ut the next election viii know how to
treat tbs party which has agitated the
country for the last year with their
PRONUNCIATION.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
OUR INSANE.

r. II. Daggctt and DR.. F. ]. White.
who were appointed q committee to In
vestigais the charges made against prs'
Langdon and Clark. the contractors VINO
provide for the care OF Nevsda's insane
at Stockton. California. have returned
TO this State and made their report to
the Board Of Commissioners Tor the
Care Of The Insane. The committee
visited the Asylum. ON the outskirts OF
Stockton. and personally examined the
patients, and inspected the dormitoriss.
food, and other arrangements for the
comfort Of our insane. In order that
no deception might be praetieed on
them. by special provision. in sntieipa-
ton Of their visit. the books Of mer-
chants and others who supply the insii.
tuition were overhauled for several
months previous to May. and a visi,
Was made to the California State Asy.
lum for the Insane with . view to the
comparison OF the treatment OF our own
insane and those Of our sister State.
The committee seems to have done its
work faithfully and thoroughly. anil its
report will doubtless 10 accepted a. wor-
thy Of trust. not only by the Commits
sionsrs. but by the people Of the State
Of Nevada at large.
The report Is to the effect that the
charges against Drs. Langdon and Clark
have no foundation In fact. The asylum
Is constructed on approved plans for the
treatment OF insane patients. the food Is
good and ample in quantity. good and
suficient clothing is provided. and the
medical attention compares favorably
with that given at the California asylum.
The charges Of cruelty to patients, the
committee finds to be wholly unsubsisn-
tiatei. The report concludes N follows +:
..In conclusion. We may remark that We
are gratiied at being able to report that
tho insane of our State are reasonably
we'll provided for aud maintained at
STOCKTON : yet. however humane may lie
their treatment. their increasing numbers.
their distance from friends aud relations.
and other considerations apart from u
State pride which cannot bs entirely over
looked. rise mp aud protest against tho ex'
tending or making OF further contracts
for the care ani maintenance OF our In.
sane beyond the boundaries Of the State"
The Recommendation implied In the
above. that some arrangement be made
TO care for our insane in Our W State,
will appeal to motives Of economy. m
well M humanity. During the month
OF May the number Of Nevada patients
at Stockton averaged l02. In other
words. it cost this State for their main
tsnance. not counting tho passage money
TO stockton. Si02 n day. or q grand tn
tai for the month OF -. lG2. The actual
cost Of caring for these patients. i, IL
safe To say. does no, amount TO half this
SUN. aud an asylum built In u con-
venient place in Nevada. and managed
by the state. would pay for itself in a
very few years. Governor Bradlsy's
new State prison ut Reno might be con.
ysrtsd into an asylum, and the money
spent on that monument Of Bradley's
eleciionsering genius. thus be made to
do some good to the State after all. We
respectfully suggest this subject to the
consideration Of the next Legislature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
OREGON.

Retsrns vrea she Rtats CsssisE IL
aiewiy-rrseps sss she issias
war.
PORTLAND. June 4.-Elsction returns
are coming In very slowly. bot sufficient
have been received to induce the Demo.
crsts to believe that whitaker 10 elected tn
Congress. E.rhart Republican, IL soner-
ally conceded 10 be elected Secretary Of
ststo. Nothing can b. dsnnitely said
concerning tho remainder OF the 8tats
ticket. There u . growing Impression
that tho Legislature will DO Democratic.
The result cannot b positively stated for
two or ihree days.
Tho troops ordered 70 Bolss City by
General Howard will start Friday. Two
companies will 60 from Fort Candy. sig
from Vancouver. and all those at Walla
WaIls. In consequence Of the unsettled
fccliugs among the Indiana on The Upper
Columbia, no troops will b drawn from
whcaton's command there. Altogether.
sbout 500 effective men can bs conssn.
trstsd q Boise. bot u will take two vsoks
for them 70 reach thars. 0enera Bhsr.
man tsisSraphs General Howard hat In
the movement 70 b made department.
lines will b Ignored.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05

TEE New York S1' fans itself into an
incsndsscsnt state over the action OF the
Pennsylvania Democrats in ~denoupcing
the attempt TO Tildenize the Govern
msnt, and shrivsls the presumptuoas
bsipes In the heat Of Its wrath. It
handy tells them that Simon Cameron
n prsfsnbls to the best man they a
nrodues. and that the Republicans Of
ths stats shall have the Suns support.
n. n he bsst dsaned exhibition OF i'm
poten. malice We have seen for many .
dsy. The Son viii ystlssEn hat Tild'n
isa't President and u isn't biz prophet