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GREAT OFFER FOR HOLIDAYS
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BLACK GOODS.

We offer an almost how ildering variety VI the ChOi-
ce-t Dress sbri,s imported, aud We guarantee
the PRICES to be, Ia many instances, les than
actual lOsI 81 impOIIaIion.
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ltiHi'd ia me lirsi aud ham, ~o,i 81, le al waik-
manship, ~ thc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

A NEW SUGAR Mill AND A LuAU.-On Wednes-
day last Mr. John McKesgue, the proprietor OF the
Heeis Plantation at Koolaupoko, Oahu, put in
operation bis new mill, and at the same time gave
grand entertainment TO q large number of invited
guests, both native aud foreign. The mill is of
mill and machinery were built at the Honolulu Iron
Works in this city under the superintendent of
Mr. Young, who was on the ground with q humber
Of other machiuists. The engine which 100 horse
power, was built at Filchburg, Mass The mill and
machinery have all the modern Improvements, such
a vacuum pan operated by Blake pump and
when set in motion worked 10 the entire satisfac-
ton OF the experts present as well the proprie-
tor. Mr. George Lncas of this city was the archi-
tect and builder Of the buildings, the mason work
was done by Messrs. Quinton & Harrison. No
expense or pains have been spared to make the
buildings and machinery complete in all their parts
and We doubt not but that this hne new mill will
prove all that s claimed for 1t in the future In the
evening Mr.. MekeagUe, with his usual hospitality y,
spread sumptuous repsst for his guests both ma
tive aud foreign, which was supplemented with
dance 10 the mill buildings, which lasted till late
hour of the night, all present enjoying the enter
tainment with perfect gusto We learn from reli-
able and competent Judges that the mill and build
tngs OF Mr. Mckesgue second TO none on the
Islands, SO lar as completeness of finch and good
workmanship is concerned. which Is highly credit
able 10 The taste and mechanical skill of Island
isan1i No well 40 10 the sntsrprss Of the proprietor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

- Tarnm's Hawaiian Annual for 1879 is now
our and for HHle nj the bookstores. The present
number OF Thrum'a AnnnAl. 10 point Of matter.
Eue merit Ia far in advance oil any other issued
on these lslAnds- IL has been compiled with great
care and contains amount Of statistical and other
good reading matter worth four times it's price to the
people Of the Hawaiian Group we'll as all Others
who desire reliable and Interesting information
regarding The Islands. 1t contains shout 20 pages
Of ualter. Its literary articles are well written,
Whis its statistical tables contsiu an amount of in
formation which 10 highly valuable to all classes Of
the community. No person on the Islands should
ial 20 proeare copy OF rhrum's Annual for 1879.
Fros 50 euGiE per copy sent By mail, with postage
aided 81 90 cents to any address.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18
CO mi M ERCIAL.


HOEOLELT. DEC 49, lsTs-
Snr unasuAI tranapr.d business circles during
TIE ~--k ~orthf o. note
There have been only arrivals from foreign pUrts-Am
5uHHisd urhr CuuPrsr. tum Port Gamble. with lumber.
E1- hark Alice Rsea Of OuAaAus Line, from New
E ~th large and valuable cargo Assorted ucreh
Csc 90 Mrrrrs. Castle 4 Co5ks.
W. have oaly departure to nots,--Am bArksntins
Lila for FIAaeisso with full cargo Island produce.
dfpAizhsG ~ M-Aars Brewer Co
~ Bu-tv iHEagurAisd the evening
Saturday night The large and the
baaaHs sIr1- The gentleman will
ur aa0tsr los Of choice goods suitable for Christmas
pres-uts-
Mr. ADAMS VII hold night on Saturday
uE ssiseiion Of articles both useful
Eae ornamental siI lie offered.
Tie reesuty Occupied by Mrs Won Pfater.
sold BY Mr. Barlow public auction
-aErHaEy last, and knocked down 70 His Hon A
-u5-- TIE realized e. ESQ.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

TnE Sus MABK or MErAL.-In q recent article In
the KisraSsuth Century. By Mr.. J. Norman Lockyer.
the ~rllsr very strongly objects Dr. Diapers dis
eerery q oEyeer in thu san Mr. Lockyer says lie
has gone carefully the whole grUundI and finds
lll EhMR tim phutuErnph on WLieh DIR. Draper bases
the diEngrey 10 n1t esmpetsut TO settle such an
impurtsnt question IL. that be does not fnd the
esaraGsesa between bright solar lines in the part Of
the rpeeErlm with which be most familiar and ~
that ssEParng DIR. Diapers Photograph ofthe spec
ErHm ObEAinrd by Mr. Rutherford. be = fails 20 fnd
any trna bright line in the whatever concident
with any line q oxygen whateFer-" Mr. Lockyer
un@F up tie rFidnnre the sun's composition in
rhe-r words . 80 far our uDcoutested knoWledge
Fu=a khr snn 10 ehisar made Of metal. and on this
arsruus u Strangely Different from the eruEt Of
s4EsAs liz watch ths metals arr in large minor
~"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18
MEMORANDA.

Br-t q A IA Camden. Robinson, MAstvr-saIed from
F1-s GE=bs Nov ID Of Straits Nova First
GAYS had 81 AID sw gales NV u had very heavy
EHls- with trerendtus running; then bad days
hEtE sW Wiu1H TcE the trades lat So long l55 From
rheu1s 90 port ~ hf winds and the weather
Esporf q Am sk Alice Reed, keisrau. MAster.-Left
Gsw Fs guas ~ had Gains and weather 10 the eIua-
aAgs GAYS fratn the equator Cape Horn
Fse1 CAPE sikh pheasant weather And fAr wind.
a. GAYS tr TIE Cape 20 the equator ~ the Pacific
rtn-g very strlE westerly gales 20 lat IS frUm thence
srE gt ~iads and ps-sAnf making pass
a. IL aAga ~ At q ~ long 81 IS W. spoke
nhr Nuiunbus- fun Rio CAiao; sept - of Staten
Lanl. Alll AmeIitA. Ior san kranci.oo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18
PoRT OF HONOLULU.


ARRIVED
Lex Il-Sclr Mar L Faster, kiblin. from kAnai.
Il n AilAtrusa, Messing, 81 days from Japan.
Ian s1hr Compser Buekholna, - days from Por;
Gamble
SCar WAilee- kRl4uAs, from Mako
sehr PuHoEAhi IEiA. from Mako
Scar MAriau. kAlnE, from ko0a and WRimeR-
scar EAnuuEAWAi, NAiNi. from hApAA-
ls->chr Hiehu, kila. from Husi1- MNui-
An ia Aliue Reed, AeIi0rAu, Ia d fm New York
l&-Srhr KEn4u from Moi0EHi.
4 B NJ Opal from ailn-
Scar Aunis. kAiGA from KolAa-
Scar NAsmNiu. kAai from nOhala.
zB-SE'1r EliHuea HEu. MsrrhAnt from Maui.
STAR lAkriikr- R-ynuids- from Rlndrkrd Ports.
schr &ettir Nerrih, iiAta-ld from LahAiuG-
Tu4ul&- from kAuuAkAgAi
1e-Schr Prace, siells1n, from konR and KRu.
schr Robert HsrmtL from san Francisco
SAILED.
-sc Ian hEtu Els, Browa for San Francisco
scar Jrzuy PAEe. Tor NG~liwili, Kauai.
l1-sclr Mary Poster, kIbltn, for Kauai
STAR Naimaunia, Dudot, for MAimAuAlo
l4-s7hr pAnAhi- Mana. Tor Hawaii
sehr WAieha. kiiiA, for MuokAi-
hc1r GMrin1 kAnA f1r huluA aud NAimeA-
1s-sz@r WAiulAnHl5. Dadoii. Tor Mhlak4-
Scnr MAluokAWAi. Raw for Eunonl aulu
Is-siar AilAR-a Aou MArctiAni. FOR AhuluL
stmr LiEeiiks, Reynolds. for MiudEArd Ports.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

Ar-EAcTTvE-Ke noticed in passing the Great
E1stern Store Fort street, very attractive fea
tEre "a the arrangement Of The goods in the win
e0EA The taste displayed in the arrangement tthe
work Of Mr.. George B. Peacock is very fine We
usacrsinnd that for the Christmas Holidays, the
proprietor will eulArge this display suit the
c1Eion- s1eh arrangement Of gooos is attractive
AZ al Zines, and should be Initiated. We also call
Gt1eutiou 10 Mr.. Angniu's advertisement IN this
aREue
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

The FIRE FIEND.-On Thursday evening last al
about o'clock the fire bells sounded the dreaded
alarm which startled citizen, who wildly
remembered the 18th of December one year ago.
The alarm was occasioned by the destruction of
small grass house belonging 10 a native at Kappa
lama in the of the Chelsea Laundry-no other
damage was done. The Fire Department usual
came promptly to the rescue. but owing to the
combustsble nature of the materials of which the
house was composed, it was consumed before the
engines reached the scene OF the confagration.
God grant that Honolulu may be spared another
visitation in the shape of fire such she expert
enced year ago. We trust that citizens will
be their guard to prevent the possibility of fire.
and to this end We admonish them to that
carelessness is practiced in the use of any agent
that might be calculated to endanger property.
To be forewarned lie TO be foresrmed," and there
fore each individual should be vgilant 10 see that
casualty may occur their respective premises.
Honolulu could not endure another calamity such
she sustained in the fire of the 18th of December
1877, which bore heavily upon many of our citi-
Iens, who suffered crest loss Oh that memorable
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18
DIED

l1vE-In this city. Dec L. wILLIsr Lou. native Of
Sye1~F. ~ a. ~. aged &c yeArb meath, a@ dAys The
these IsiAuds with parents when quite
l being y0ungsst u the firm Of Love Bros. he was
time ForrAn 81 Mechanic EuElne Co No p and at
hs ceHih honorary member He was also member
HAWAIIAN La1gc No q d a A NJ He leaves widow
chll1rrn their bereavement The funeral
pos Friday the be4se being escorted by members
tr FIRE D~srLsnt and deputNtunS from the Masonic
Haarinrur.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

MAsoNIc.-At regular meeting of Honolulu
Commandry No. l. X T., the following officers
were elected to during the ensuing year:
Eminent Commander KsIakaua. Generalissimo,
Geo. Williams. Captain General, c. T. Gulick.
Prelate, A. Macintosh. Senior Warden, G. West
Junior Warden, W G. Irwin. Treasurer, Jno S
Walker Recorder, !. b. Peterson. Standard
Bearer. Benz. Whitney Sword Bearer, L. Mar
chant warder, W c. Parke
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

icy We call our readers atteution to the notice in
this weeks issue Of poem entitled Hawaii Mel
from the pen of Mr.. E. Bailey of Wailuku, which
has received the concentrations of all who have
heard 1t read by the suthor. The poem is now in
press and will be issued soon, and hope il will
have extensive sale among our Island readers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18
IkPOATs.

FraaH To~-sua per U1lIser Dec l2-s3SsI
lunisr- sS5 o. ruuah iumber = blls salmon
E1lAlses . ttls haitut. iron kegs.
Ss~ YORK pr Alice Reed. Dec II 20 Castle Couke)
uC g bds cal iss belle 4u9 pea ~ bids
boiler tut.es, - b1iier h-@ds 1888 wheels l2s7
a. tgluE and wooden ware, iss pEs agricultural
s IL wire 81
z.is Dc ll~a- Is riso-, FORCES Aurs 16fi pcs ST.
h1 lsng "a psEr Dry goods, IS pas furniture CO
rs 4hs rerss = pkgs glassware. - grindst0n-s,
Ats Eerl-nn-- oil ID pas arh tas walnut. eic. l55
FErs bdE materials. box marble aud gziits base. o
Frrs uAine. - iSss p ks pat material 10 pgs
rAruAt e pkgs tiuwNre. go stoves roll
lsa a41 Ese- 50 lager beer bells aud uuBtng-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

rE- The regular meeting of Honolulu Royal
Arch Chapter No. l, will be held at their room on
King street on Thursday evening Dec. 18th at
o'clock for the election of officers for the ensuing
year Visiting companions cordially invited TO
ATTEND
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

t- Thelargest assortment of ornamented christ
mas cakes ever exhibited in Honolulu for sale at
from 81 and upwards, can now be seen at F. RoRs's
Confectionery, Hotel street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

- To-day Is the anniversary OF the great fire
in E0nolulu which occurred on the evening Of Dc
ceuher Is. IsTz.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

tE- The brig Onward, recently returned from the
Arctic, was cold on Monday last tor $1,000, Mr..
Cornwall being the purchaser.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18
NOTES OF THE WEEk.

E- Last Friday evening, II. waterhouse, Esq.
was reelected President Of the Poola Society.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

E Fl. B. Ms corvette Opal, returned to this
port Saturday last, from trip to hilo, hawaii.
All on board are we'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18
PASSENGERS.

Fruu san Frlnrlsu0. per " Deiiz Dec Charles Nc
CCllr MLson. Laho Jas Howard. Nm Jose. DeitE
For Tludw4rd ParsE per Lkelke Dee I7-GeHl Comfy,
y laan5heii Nuslry, sharraff kiwAh, AFR PsA4ta
NHhs. Miss Armstrong, Gordon, Mr. sumter, W
CArs~r. Mr. GEfer. Oar. H.lnles, Curnwen. Mac
laaa. RisE4rG Bal Armstrong. johnson. % deck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18
FOR SALE,

4 VALUABLE PIECE OF LAND, containing
y about three acres with a failing Spring of purp
water situate Wyle Honolulu. The spring
rbu for many generations and kept for the
of hgn Oh efS and Kings. Title perfect the land
ing been bought from high cbiefess. Price 81, $40.
Inquire al the
~ GAZETTE OFFICE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

fF- All those in search Of Christmas presents
will do well by attending the evening sales on to-
morrow and Saturday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18
NOTICE.,

LII PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS TRANS
N ACTIONS with me respectfully referred my
agents Messrs H. Hsckeid Co, or 10 my Attorney
Fact, r. T. O'Halorsn regarding the / am de-
of being troubled with business my
residence JAMES CAMPBELL.
Honolulu, Dec. IL, 1878. T27 It
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

ARRIVAL OF A GUNBoAT.-ou the 18th inst, II. l.
German Majestys Gunboat Albatross arrived in our
harbor, from Yokohama, after passage of 30 days,
during which Sue met with heavy weather, particu-
larry from the 23d to The 25th OF November Gu
the above dates learn that the Albatross Gu
countered severe cyclone, in which she lost some
Of her boats and sustained other slight damages
which will detain her here for lew days. The
Albairnss is bound for Samoa. Sue carries guns,
is GOO toms burtben. aud l02 men. The following
comprises her list of officers: Commander, Mess
ing; Roger, Capt. Lieut.; wachehhasen, Lieut.. !;
Vullers, Lieut.; Eiienue. Sub. Lieut.; Muchall
Viebro"ck. Sub. Lieut.; Au. Groppe. Surgeon.
Should any OF our ciiz.ns have letters or small
packages To send 10 Samoa. Commander Messing
has courteously Uttred 10 carry them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

F B. NJ. Gildea, NJ D.. Surgeon Dentist, has
opened Office IN williams building. as will be
seen by his card published in another column. DR..
Gidea is graduate Of the Pennsylvania College of
dental surgery in the city of Philadelphia and halls
from the latter city originally, but for the past few
years has resided aud praeeed his profession 925
Market Street, San Francisco. he has been in prac-
tice as dentist for over 80 years. and know of
our own knowledge that he has q high reputation
first class operator DR.. Gildea is also gradu-
ate Of the Kentucky School of Medicine, and there
fore combines a scientific knowledge of medicine
with that Of dentistry, making the latter speciality.
BE has come 10 reside al Honolulu TO practice his
profession of dentistry aud We can assure the pub
lie that their wants in bis line will be well cared
tor on reasonable terms.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

GLAD To HEAR IT.-ThAt work will be commen-
ced in few days the continuation OF King street
TO Kapiolani Park, By new road via Aoiii
church. This much needed improvement will not
only afford beautiful drive 10 the Park, but will
enhance in value all the building lots the route,
and in time make handsome addition TO this city.
We trust that the new road to the Park will be
completed before the lIth of June next, aud the
people thereby spared the Inconvenience heretofore
encountered 10 going TO the Park BY the sandy
beach route, which WIS anything but pleasant,
either for vehicles or pedestrians.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18
NOTICE.

NEW POEM By MIR. Il. BAILEY, OF
~ Waluki, is announced by the publisher S. C. An
drews. Ann Arbor Michigan. entitled Hawaii Nei-A n
ldyl Of the Pacific Is auds" Beng full Of vigorous de-
scrpons wierd tals and poetic illusions tradi-
tons and romaces of beautiful fsands should
read by all citizens and it also makes el-gant and
appropriate to be sent distant friends. psf
paid BY the Publisher receipt of price, by
Island Boo sellers Price Paper, so Cloth 81 90.
527
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE c.

Mr. Claus SpreckIes. of California. intends
to construct large Ditch the Island of Maui for lrr
eating purposes. Any person persons willing to
dig feet of ditch by contract and
be paid for either by the number feet
by the number Of running feet of the ditch excavated
requested apply to H. schussler Haiku Maui,
VIM. G. Irwin & Co. Honolulu, who will give them the
necessary information. CLAUS sPREcKLEs
ByH SCHUSSLER.
November %, 1878. rs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

Boss SHOOTING AT CREEpNooR.-The Creedmoor
meeting closed recently with the match for the VIM
bedon cup at one thousand yards. thirty shots per
man. This cup won by Major Fulton At VIM
bedon in 1875. with l2S points in possible so. In
1875, J. II. Allen it with l3s points. and last
year Dudley SeIph the victnr with 1877. This
year, with a difficult wind. Fraok Hyde ran up
total Of l43 points. making rs bulls eyes in his
thirty shots S. S. Sumner and 7. H Gray, Of Bos-
ton each made Is consecutive bulls eyes. The fol-
lowing are the highest scores
Frank Hyde. New York.
j. :. sumner. Boston "a
T. H. GRAY. Boston .-......l4l
II F. Clark, Poughkeepsie... SS
T. II, Laird Washington. -.lSI
w. II. Saekson. Boston... t5a
A. H. Hebbard, Boston-..-.....
L. L. Hepburn. Illion, n. 1886
j. r. Brown, $1,000. -
Isaac L. Allen. New York ........lSS
B. J. Dougherty. creedmoor.
At meeting of the American Team of 1878 il was
resolved to shoot the ranges for the Palma.
1t is the intention of the team make record sur
passing anything now showu.a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18
Exports.

Exports.
Fer FrHnei-o5 per EliA Dec Hiss kgssuEAr, 3s7
nEt suEar, .a-E ugs race. . Of u-snee-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18
E ?. AD,Ms, AGENT Fua HawilIan IslAADs
TO LET.

A DESIRABLE REsHDENCE IN MUUAWU
N Valley. situated convenient distance from the
business OF city with % gvo6 Krn1-
ing land The house, which talns In good
repair The ounudiugs tn good order and
supplied with all the modern convenienceR Please adj
dress all communications to P. o. Box No Isg, or.
7lSu GAZETTE OFFICE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

tB- An accident happened at MakAwao, Maui,
on Tuesday, 10th inst, at Mossman's new mill.
The masons had just finished the cap row OF the
chimney, which is 100 feet high, when a shower
came on and loosened some Of the new work which
tell upon q white man named Sinclair, who had
taken shelter under the scaffOld. Both legs were
crushed, aud the poor man died in short time
after the accident. Drs. Enders and Bemiss were
sent for, and Notwithstanding the heavy rain arri-
we'd soon after the accident occurred. 1t was ascer
tanned that Sinclair WAS too weak TO undergo the
operation OF having his legs amputated. Deceased
was young man and had only been shbrt time at
Makawao.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

PhEssE Of the Moon fer the Month Of Dec. 1873.
Prsparr1 b. cspt- DaHisl Smith, HarbOrzGItsr.
HONOLULU MEAN TINE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-12-18

ANOTHER FIRz-Abont II O'clock a. m on Mon
day the 18th inst, fire broke out in the Royal
School building al the head OF Emma street. in this
city, which was fortunately prevented from spread
ing by the opportune presence and prompt action
OF the carpenters of Mr. George Lucas, who were at
work or building in the vicinity of the school.
We did not learn the origin of the fire. But little
damage was sustained, and thus another disaster
was prevented as stated. Had this fire broken out
in the night there is no telling where it would have
ended These frequent alarms well calculated
to put our people on their guard, and We again re-
peat our Admonition, that citizens shall keep
up vigilaut wstchfulness to prevent serious casu
allies by fire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04
The Future OF Wool In this
Country.

We see nothing to justify any but low
figures for the wool in the future, and II
any excitement should arise in the wool
growing districts, by which prices should
be forced temporarily upwards, we think
II will lead to loss to the investors. II,
however, buyers are willing TO place, and
keep the value OF wool on It's legitimate
basis, as compared with the goods made
from IT, they can operate with safety and
realize fair compression for handling
the wool; and here il may also be we'll
10 allude to another consideration
which comes into view, and this Is the
general tendency toward the equalization
in values Of all the great staples the
world over. Take, for Instance, cotton,
raw and manufactured, grain, -four, pork,
lard, beef, hides, leather, fruits, wines,
iron, everything which the earth Yields,
is affected and modified, directly or indi.
rectly, by the market values elsewhere,
the matter Of transportation being the
principal difference. Thus we are at the
present time exporting every important
agricultural product except wool TO
Europe and other countries, and our
country Is, particularly in the West,
thriving and growing rich under this
wholesome regime.
Now, 1t is clear that we can compete
with other countries In everything eI-
cept wool; can we moi, and must 0e mol,
compete with them In hdif This Is an
important question, which possibly must
be met in the not very distant future.
Wool growers in Australia become mill
lionaires at I'd. to Sd. (l5c.) per ID. for
wool that for staple and fneness Is IN.
surpassed. II remains 10 be proven
whether we can, In Texas or California
or Tennessee, produce as cheap and good
a raw material. II not, we must, sooner
or later, cease to grow Il, and do Is Eng
land does, and successfully; we must breed
and raise such sheep as yield good NUT
ton As well as good wool, and so far:as
all the thiekly populated States are con.
cerped, the farmer must look 10 the
shambles as well as 10 the mills for his
remuneration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04

CINCINNATI, June 3.-The search for The
body Of young Devin, whose grave al
North Bend was robbed before that oi
Hon. J. Scott Harrison, and which search
led 10 the terrible discovery Of Mr.. Har-
rison's body, still continues. Hon. Benz
Harrison, John Harrison and Mr.. Deyin,
brother Of the deceased, accompanied by
detectives again explored the Ohio Med.
ical College to-day. Three bodies were
found in pickle, where they were being
preserved for the next sessions use;
but none were identified. After a long
search, all the grave clothes which had
been stripped from Mr.. Harrison's body,
with the exception Of the shirt, were
found secret:d among the rafters in the
loft in the building. The friends Of young
Deyin feel rcon6dent that his body was
brought to Cincinnati, and are uniiring
in their efforts To find II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04
VOLUME XXvI-NUMBER 26l.
Raided by Indians.

SAN Francisco, June ga Boise City
dispatch saps that sixty Bamock Indians
last Friday robbed King Hill Station,
an overland road seyenty-tiye miles from
Boise. The keeper escaped. The In
diAnS then captured two freight teams
carrying arms, ammunition, etc. The
fate Of the teamsters is unknown. Col.
Bernard with seventy cavalrymen and
twenty citizens, Is making q forced march
to the CamAs Prairie. The Indians along
the trail left in haste at the approach Of
the troops.
CHICAGO, June s.-News was received
here to-day that 70 Yankton Agency In
dians have gone north to the vicinity Of
the Brules' Agency, where they have been
creating some trouble among the Brules
Fears are entertained that force will be
needed TO quiet them,