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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-17
Il COMPARISON.

How the "Globe'' Does Public Work and
How 1t is Done Elsewhere.
The disreputable Minneapolis morning
paper affair published in this city now con-
cedes that the auditor simply complied with
the law in publishing the detailed expendi-
ture of the county. The law is SO plain that
even that mendacious affair could not gain
say it, especially in view of the fact that he
did not, after all, give the full detail
of the very important poor expenditure,
which made over three columns in Hennepin
county and only four lines in Ramsey.
The question now remaining is, was the
work done economically As to price, it was
done for $115 bezoso legal rates. As to style.
it was done in the most compact form pos
sible. In Goodhue each witness or juror
made line, as follows:
Allen Howe, petit juror, Dec. term, '78. .e14 20
VIM. Snyder, witness fees, May term, '78 50
In Washington county it was printed e
follows.
Fred Pennington ......................32 20
FREQ boetcner. ................. OIL
In Hennepln county it was PIT blished in
this way:
John Smith, witness. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
John Jones. petit Juror ................ 3 Is
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-17
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.

The Award of Contracts for Corn, Etc.
Army Supplies for the Missouri and Ysl-
lowstOne Country.
On the 18th of last month bids for the do.
livery of corn, oats and bran to the several
posts in the military department. of Dakota
were opened. At the time the GLOBE gave .
full account of the business, together With
the only complete list of every bid offered.
Supplemental to the work previously done,
the full list of the lowest bidders, as reckon
ed by Gen. Tompkins, chief quartermaster,
is given herewith:
BIDS FOB BRAN.
The following gives the lowest bids for
furnishing bran and the quantities required
for use at posts on Missouri and Yellowstone
rivers, and Fort Assinaboine, under adver-
tise nent of February B, 1879:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-17
MARTIN COUNTY.
A Shooting Anray-Pcrsonal-See All
Done-Rai1road Extension.

Done-Railroad Extension.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
FA1RMoNT, April 16.-A shooting ARRAY
took place at Sherburne. this county, yester-
day, between Nell Baum and lack Taylor,
in which the former was shot in the breast
and arm. His wounds are not considered
dangerous. Baum is notorious bully, and
was hired by parties to assist in driving
Taylor off from his farm to give possession
to his (Taylor's) wife, from whom he had
been separated for some time. Baum
succeeded in soaring Taylor away the day be-
fore, but only for few hours. Taylor
procured revolver this morning and went
back to work on his farm. He was not
there long until Baum came, and seeing
Taylor short distance from the house
pulled off his coat and made for him. Tay-
lor drew revolver and threatened to shoot
Baum if he laid hand on him. Baum
then struck at Taylor, when tho latter fired
twice with the above result. Both parties,
with three or four accomplices, are under
arrest.
@. D. O'Brien, of the law firm of Davis,
O'Brien & Wilson, of st. Paul, arrived here
last evening He has undertaken to reclaim
the Smales & Lyon farm, which was included
in the assignment made by the Bank of Fair
mont last January. He will commence &C.
ton at once.
Seeding is about done in this vicinity.
Contracts for the extension of the South
ern Minnesota railway west from jackson
will be awarded this week, work to COM
mence at once.
THE STANLEY COURT MARTIAL.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-17

The first lot is to be delivered at Yankton,
D. T., for consumption at Forts Yates end
Assinaboine. The second and third lots are
to be delivered, respectively, at Fort Buford,
D. T., and Fort Keogh, NJ. T., for use there.
BIDS FOR CORN.
The following exhibit gives the lowest
bids for furnishing corn and the quantities
required for use at posts on Missouri and
Yellowstone rivers, and Forts Meade and
Assinaboine, under advertisement of Feb.
s. 1879:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
PiuSfECTUS.

The subscriber herew.hE announces his for.Aeon,i L
be 6Slu zsa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
c o n DITTO Is 5 ::

All Trottng Races for three in i've, except in the
three year old trot, which is t->t III al
trottiHg four and three to
Entries to Troting Race close with Secretary Sep
ttm5er 1st, 1879 Entrance ten per cent Of purse
National Trottng Assocjaton Rules to tro5tinS.
Nominations in stakes must be made to Secretary Sep
TENDER l. 1879.
Entries for the purses must be made For Wednesdays
races, Monday preceding; for Thursdays races. or
Tuesday for Fridays Wednesday, for saturdays
races Thursday the regular time for closing entries
designated by the rules Those who have nominations
the stakes must to the Secretary, in writing, which
horse they will start, the day before the o'clock
Horses entered in purses only be drawn by con
of the Judges The rules of the Pacific Blood Horse
Association will govern running Each days
will commence promptly at l o'clock P. At. All entries
enust be add essed to the Secretary
Lloyd HILL, Prssi aeat
u. l.. Wager, Eeeretary-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
STATE TIMBER LANDS.

STATE LAND DEP ARrMRyT,
CARSON CITY hegada, Sept. H. 1879.
FL. pTRSa.TH ARE HEREBY NGTE-
a FLED that the cutting OF timber wood for pur
any timber lands including the 10th and 36h
school iand notwithstanding the State OF Nevada
contrary to law and that legal proceedings will be ns
tuted against all persons who have committed
hereafter commit any such espas and damage upon such
lands
Persons knowing ny ,preiati0ns being committed
the growing tub Of OF the public school lands
of the State respectfully requested forp ARD such
Information 10 this office
A. J. HATCH
Surveyor Genera! and c1 0tici, Stats Land Beg ser
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
Fourth Day Saturday. Set Is.

Ne 10. Running Free for all DaShof three quarters
of mile. Purse 500 First horse, so; second, 80.
No. II. Same day, Trottin-Free for all Purse, $500
FIRST horse, $500 second horse $40, third horse so.
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PO%EktSEs
This item of expense borne by the publishers, is
equivalent to reduction Of 70 Per cent the cost to
subscribers in mer years.
CLUBS.
discount # % per cent will be allowed to clubs OF four
Thus: four copies of BackwoOd or of
one keN.- viii he sent TO ACTRESS, To- S2 90, four
copies Of the Reviews and Black wOOd for aud
PHEAiIg us.
New subscribers G'pying carly for the year 1879 msF
nave without Charge the Numbers Tor the last quarter o
1873 of such periodicals a. they may subscribe for
Or, instead subscribers to any three, four
If the alb periodicals, may have Of the Four Re
views for 49,; subscriber, ai Eve may have two Of
the Four Reviews 50 of B, kaoods Magazine
for 1873.
Neither Ir mums subs. riicrs discount to clubs
can be allowed unless the rltei 5rsCt to the
pub !lshcTS No premiums given to clubs.
To premiums il to make eariy
Application the sloc, available for that purpose is liza
ted. REFEINIED
the LEONARD eG1TT PJ9tl3nhs 60,
does Al "a relay -. New York
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HENRY r. MIGHELS.
C~rson, Nevada, May II, 1873
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
WEDNESDAY,, OCTCCER 18Th,

At 10 o'clock A of that dag at the Office OF the County
Clerk OF Ormsbv County, for the board and care OF the
at stated price per head The Board the right
IT, reject any and all bids
By order Of Board Of County Commissioners.
Attest: J. ii. MARSHALL, Clerk.
Dated October 6, 1879. S-l0d
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1879
TSsEI FOUR VIEWS
BxAC "a ~ooD.
AUTHORIZED REPRINTS

Efas Edinburgh Review lWhgh
The W-s,lni nster Review (Libe aD,
rhe London Quarterly .fevie~ (ConserVaevel
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sE.E:-Aaau / KEPnaT Or TINE CauHif
AuciTyg.
OFFICE or CUgN9Y AgDEFeE,
Cna.Esy COUNTY NEVADA, July |, 1873

To the Hon the Board of County Commissioners Ormsby
County, State OF Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report of the fiscal affairs OF the said county for the
months ending June Both, 1879
Balance on hand at close of business December
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sLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.

These Reprints not selections; they give the srisi
nails FULL about ethird the price of the E
fish Editions.
No publications compare with the leading British
Periodicals above named reprinted by the LEONARD SCOTT
PTBLIsHNG COMPANY. In respect to fidelity of research
of statement and purity OF STYLE they with
any equal They keep pace with modern thought dis
cOvery experiment. and achievement whether regioN
science literature art The ablest writers fill their
pages with interesting reviews of history and with
an intelligent narration of the great events OF the day
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26
Late Foreign News.

By the arrival of the steamer Australia on Mon
day morning last the cath inst, we have
files of New Zealand papers down to the 1lih
inst. The news is very meager. The following
synopsis embraces all the news to the 18th inst OF
general character:
London, Nov sth.-The Irish landlords have
organized defence league, and arc endeavoring to
prove through the Press and public meetings, that
the agricultural distress is greatly exaggerated for
political purposes.
The seditious and incendiary language of the
Home Rulers is causing serious agrarian oufrages,
and In many districts there is system OF intimida-
ton.
London, Nov. sth.-Sir Garnet WolseIey has gone
to SecOenis country, and notified that he will make
against him il he refuses 10 submit
Calcutta Nov. Sih.-The British forces at Jellala-
bad and Cabul have Joined hands, and are holding
communication.
Sydney, Nov. 10ih.-Tbe Catholic Archbishop has
publicly denounced the Education Bill liken-
ing il TO the ancient instrument of torture called
the scaveLger's daughter
The anniversary OF the Prince of Wales birthday
was observed public holiday to- day. There was
an enormous attendance atihe exhibition, where 4
demonstration took place OF the Trade and Friend
ly societies.
There is a rumor from the Colonies but whether
northumberland or not we cannot say that Cornell
the Republican candidate for Governor OF the State
OF New York has been elected. This result anti
cpated owing to the split in the Democratic ranks,
and this result will only intensity the bitter eud
there is doubt of the State going Republican in
1850 for President. Tilden might as well hang up
his political fiddle as there is chance for him in
1880. With the loss of the great State of New York
by the Democrats, they do not stand ghost of a
chance, and if Gen'l Grant should be the Republi-
can candidate he will sweep the country from
Maine to California.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26


E0EDLELL- F0FEMBER q. Is7s
rsuzr a-sauar na-s fn iruslnr-s c1rrlss dzring
~ t-il-s-u1I usathsr las r-ereafea he
iu--a ---au- a.-r.1s lr--l a. asis- Es-1ds
a.nis 1an ralru or fAs Am schooner General
49, w--s-r rs-t- a EE-s- f1r sz-Da. Her saaas
a. Euiuu. ruil- tis casting trade.
=-zzlz-saalsus-. liz z-anaasu-1 Ealuaa are offered
Hmah
-.Gssa-=s.z-zu- szaziuu- - Tor El-upsa o, ~
e----s-r 50 s-sist- 40 - sssssarsrs- il {.
-as r-u.l--uf line q siasners
$780, rnm rln ra-g. b. Fuf ~ ths China
Eaa1l saa-a-r Earlz-slal Caula-r q rEich the
l1aaa--- 60 7.---. 81 lz-Esl fsruznsft aad iilsi
iasr-zau1-e sal Ir1ncl.1u lu shlrt time.
49, sar1 1s-lra-lr aHrlral O. fas R4-ac Mali
E1zrsl-r. ss--ass az r1up-i-1- ro-k a
49, z-=zill srel iissscnslr rates
aausa liuaairl-- lglAa-iri1n ss the
-raa go T--E11.r- a. - usE line q
r l1sl- 81 -.- -llu isusi ~ iz h Elects
$780, $500. i-a-l sFsfsy. uiih t1sssngers and
r-sla u-ria-- aurtrE fla- rssr1 urek-
49, 1a1-- 81 a.. r-a-i-l sile bk n "
la-- E-au=zz.= HeasHs. Pus,t
$780, a.rEur 11rl--ius ssldl-l roTs Hakeis I;
-laa-u--sa- alaauuE Or W1uzsau= aud y N Austria
F-al-z1a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

Ee- LE1E-zn local articie under the head Of
-la- Dlr we Ceiab-lied." Published in the Ad-
she Esd ms. ne writer says. 1.-The shops
49, ausu-zs -lnu-s fercepf the Chinese) were
nueaL -le zb1Fr statement is downright
flatua1 aut Sra urly meant 70 east AZ unfavora-
ear uTlul -sft Cturse a class The truth of
a. u-l-tEr -ilar uur1 respect was paid 10 the
Or Ete llainese any Other foreigners. and q
rua1 Es1 uurr Toe principal Chinese places Of
.u.ir1ese coed q mara Of respect for His
Ll,es--E 11--hdaE. Htiir many places Of business
la-rl-il AZ Elile lDrelEnert were upeu some part
11e 1uI- uut nor few the whole day IL is
ElEurl MR. Q rdtii1i 70 notice the animus
rE1 Edr.FlisT z.-1liuss TAG Chiuameu- We merely
1lfa-li1r -llis matter - show the disingeni
rmurEc u. T1lt kiluu1 towards lie Chinese as a
--sl -.1 raiass ~ tt-l FEper j. 20 rzncoroos that
u &C. laizelouc % gfa1iiy lie msliguity- Il
Ee1 ils-lfT Er lhiuE q h Eould. Ebeu alluding 10
-ntn l1anE-laE- ~ 10 % iell The Truth and shame
-an Eer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

a--EU Eusru-lz. ozrrli. Commander. Dis
riaE nE AslEeF as , NuFemler 9th.
wfaa $780, t--s1r nrc la- r-4thrT. itEht unsteady
49, r1-er reaft.r s-l1llh prevailed ~
Esl-al -tr-e King lsiEuds ~ 5 . m on
rul=a sea l-sis los1o Cape Birth
asl aalel lhr 4sri Liri light 1870 p IN,
r.aal - Au1ssatl az 10 Tuesday
-s-Tlr- kfs ZsziEne mails, Izssen-
20 t-uru fte uls-f a. AIS 2 m ths
WA als-H T1 81 - rasse1 Lari Llri al 5
aaa Aa1lar Aarrla- tslrc West. light winds and
A. 11s lzll. azht-1 Sunday Islands At
I 80 llrf nfull1lusfcf ~ ishf winds
.ra-l.is-. szii-l Iu1uia IsiSuds hszriag
rr1 TIA rrua-lr Nszfher Hith Ire
rrsualleL tf-t- Cruss-l the Equator
er 1a-l lar.luaa D. y Wrrt- Fresh breeze
s-l la1er aa1lilsr E-eraiiei ~ the -sth, Was
$780, r..as ll.ir.1liE a. - n rtis date.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26
roE- or HouoLULu.


AEEIEED-
- 1-s-a1- f.ara Eran lda1-ai
7aaat f-aa i-aHl1 1als Elr-
- liaaatala Irlus hla
Eru E1ara ilu- lru1 Eail'EL
walaE--r1r EauaL
lurl EaE-
fraa laln-
=r.ur Llaaalias- lruz- aiinauara portE
s.sazr.-lal.. trll1 llIrzIsi-
ra-ltr Es--ai-. SRA lalll.llE-
firraaEla-
ans-raIal. 1l--.l- i-um SYDNEY.
EAEL11u-
So rz-E- rIaaa1ll - EarL
-r la--aF llr-1i.4 81 Lai.EinA-
ea So 4 Fas-al- kuIaa and Wriuez-
maalaaarui far liaraaaa1liU.
tlara1lasr. Ftl1rEsu- ~ u haIpoA-
Le.aaa lr Ezl l1lEal-
49, g.
a a-ur. ffesrIEr. 60 Francisco.
Fsua1iz- l.rilur- ts Page Sound
- srsarslaa- ia- ErE1csoa.
Eazura laz- Eahllu-
49, 49, r. Elu1L
49,. 81 Ezz E1uL
aaAlHasnaa- 9r
rrtu.ra. Eaua Ena EEz-
rz-r ElrE Hll1l
a. taza- lz-llr-ils su15sn. Ia-1ls for Pol
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

An ERROR Commemorative find we were in
in stating in issue OF last week. that the
Chinese gentleman Mr.. Fan Yau Ki who came a
passenger by the HOchung from China, was an
accredited ambassador TO this Government. We
thought we might risk il for once TO make The
statement from the Advertiser The reliable par ezcel-
lel1e organ, but we were relying upon the most un-
reliable Of all sources Of Information. We might
have known better than to make statement ex-
pecing 1t be true from that paper, and therefore
make haste to correct an unwilling blunder, with
the promise that We will abandon and forever.
relying upon the reliable organ for correct informa-
ton upon any subject.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26
Km1uEA-We Understand that Miss Cumming.

KmAuEA.-We understand that Miss Cummings,
the Scotch traveller, whose arrival has already
been noticed in local papers, has lately returned
from visit TO the Crater of Kiauea which she found
intensely excited, during visit there of one week
While there she succeeded in painting several views
OF this grand crater which highly spoken OF by
those who have seen them. 1t is not often that
artists in their visits TO Hawaii favored with
a brilliant display as was MISS c. We understand
that this crater has. during the stormy period OF
two months. been alternately active and dormant,
disappointing some and gratifying others of the
visitors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

MUSICAL HALL AssnCIATIoN.-It will be seen by
reference to the advertisement of the secretary of
the above association in another column, that the
work of completing the organization for the pur-
pose of erecting public hall in this city is being
carried forward in a business like We have
repeatedly called attention to this much needed i'm
pTovement and will therefore only eadd that we
hope those who spare the funds will not hesi-
tate to forward with Iiberality and subscribe
TO the capital stock of this association. The object
is praiseworihY and the stock cannot help but
pay with proper and judicious management.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

g5- Miss Zoe Gayton, The celebrated Eastern
actress, having failed TO gather q company here,
sailed for San Francisco by the steamer Australia
for The purpose Of bringing down a company of
dramatic performers. Miss Gavtnn viii return on
about the LIST Of January and are promised
some good plays by herself and company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

~ The PoeIa society of tlis city viii celebrate
the 18th, next Friday, The anniversary ofihe Recog
milton OF the Independence ofthe Hawaiian Islands,
bT Great Britain and France, by having grand
fast at the Hawaiian Hotel, at which we have no
doubt, good cheer and enjoyment will prevail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

THAEKseIvTSG.-The Thanksgiving sermon will
be delivered by the Rev DR.. Damon, at Fort Street
Church. Thursday the 9th inst, at IL O'Clock A NJ.
The President Of the United States has set apart
the 9Th inst. this year as the day TO be observed
throughout the United States. and II is hoped will
be observed By all good Americans elsewhere-and
Of Honolulu particularly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

tsT Mr.. E. P. Adams will hold sale of Chinese
goods, at his salesroom tomorrow, at 10 o'clock
A The invoice is large and comprises variety
Of articles. for an enumeration of which we respect
fully refer readers TO the advertisement, to be
found in the proper column of this issue. This sale
offers rare inducements to purchasers and the wise
will take advantage of them by attending
Don't forget the sale, time and place.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

- Tar Eas-azsi=- General is or authority for
uzz-lz- laE ur Euuaay Lass the largest mail ever
Eu-r1-ac q. tle Cess from -iis Post Office left On
t.anr1 ~ r. ~ Australia This is conclusive
erzr-= 1f re r1EiuE prosperity Of these Islands,
EaL l-1 iu-rElse af buaiuess wiLh the Coast aud
-rr1s - - Ia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

CRoP PRosPEcTs.-By our adviees from the other
Islands we learn that the crop prospects for the
planters never were more encouraging than at the
present moment. This will be good news for
everybody the islands. because all are interested
10 the success Of the crops. Sugar will begin TO
come in in large quantities for trans shipment, and
new life will be infused into business circles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26


- p so--'--o-
= ~ = '-'' ~,''
- =. - $50
- - = OO-
6-i11us "a -li-iic q Ea1ic nAL n ms CITY, nave
alnnr rruEzaE wf1t d degrre OF success hardly ex-
-. go. - -,-.-,-- 4. -, ..s-~. 4,
- p - = --e i1-117tli-ss o. : Heeslns neid
l1E E-lNliiar A1ie OF r1r evening Of the 18Th
rfrrr am r.gv HrT rT~ni-cr NAV be considered
- =,
a --7-- - IL -eio -ins IA sao"
On Ae1nHsdls eEerInE ias1- meeting Of the
ttlr Puuiic hall t1nn WAS held in tie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

~ The Ladies Fair atthe Fort Street Church on
the 2Oih inst. yielded the handsome sum of si4O0.
This viii aid the fund for The expenses of recent
repairs very much, and speaks well for the liber-
zliiy of our citizens.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

CHURCH CoLLEcrIoS.--At the Eva Church on
Sunday the 10th inst. collection of 1882. 90 was
taken up for the purpose Of erecting new edifce.
bis Majesty sent a contribution by his Chamberlain
Col. Judd, OF 500.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

BUsT DAT.-As is usual on steamer day. last
Monday was a busy day. The steamer Australia
put in appearance off the harbor at early hour
on Monday morning. which caused our people TO be-
stir themselves. especially those persons who al
ways wait till the eleventh hour TO transact their
business. Those who always take time By the fore
lock were usual serene while the stay behinds
were fussing, tuning, fretting, and tumbling over
everybody, to be in time with the business, which
they could just as well have had ready like other
folks week or at least three days ago.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

~ The weather during four days of last week
unusually boisterous in this city and vicinity.
II was not confined to Honolulu. as we learn, il
extended TO the other islands where it even
worse than here, very little rain but considerable
wind Referred TO the Pinafore scribbler of the
Advertiser for confederation or refutatiOn the
spirit OF his "Uncles, Aunts and Cousins may
dictate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

THE HEALTH OF THE CTTT.-We are pleased to
state that the typhoid fever and measles have en-
iirelv disappeared. aid the health OF the city is
generally very good. The high trade winds which
have had lately and the cool nights have purified
the atmosphere and thereby restored the health OF
the city, which blessed relief from the fear and
anxiety of few weeks back which so harassed
he mamie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

JUDICIAL Commemorative learn that the
Supreme Court of this Kingdom delivered It's deci-
sion on Monday the cath inst. in the matter of the
libel OF the Hawaiian bark Ralakaua, giving judg-
meut OF condemnation of the bark as prayed In the
libel. The charge was smuggling opium into this
Kingdom. II will be remembered that this is the
same vessel which was condemned In 1876 or 1877
for 3 similar offence. She was then called the
a Mary Belle Roberts," The then owners Of the
MARY Belle Roberts " compromised with the Gov.
eminent for a stated sum and she was released.
She was afterward put under the Hawaiian flag and
her name changed TO the Kalakaua. Her present
owners reside in San Francisco, as we are advised.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

cooL.-on Sunday night last the thermometer
touched 81, which was the lowest point in many
years in this city
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

TEE TRADE WITH HAwAIL-The New York Com
merciai Bulletin of October nth thinks that the
statistics OF trade with Hawaii show that 1t is well
worth preserving California grocers, hardware
dealers disillers. dry goods houses tobacco manu-
facturers and -four merchants, all have more or
less lucrative market for their goods, which would
be for the most part closed against them but for
the admission Of about the only two products the
Islands have 10 dispose of-sugar and rice. There
can be no worse class of legislation than that pro-
posed by the opponents of the reciprocity treaty.
We have already enough Of the shirt Of avaricious
and iutOlerable monopoly in this country; hence
the Hawaiian treaty ought to stand II only to mark
the line beTs=d which monopoly or protection
must not be permitted TO 20.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

SUTcIDE-A native woman at Kipahulu, Maui
committed suicide by hanging Cause, depression
Of spirits from long continued illness.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26
Paz-Psosment Of Sale Of
ULUABLE REAL ESTATE
49, ne Town of HiIo.

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