davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
Last Nights Dispatches.
xLVICONGRESS.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May l7-Mr. Springer
spoke iu favor of his amendment, to which
Mr.. Belford' S amendment was offered. It
would make difference between the value
of bullion and the value of coin and would
inure to the government instead of to
the bullion owner. 1t would give the
bullion holder eighty-four cents for his
bullion, which it was worth, and not 100
cents which it was not worth 1t would
put into the Treasury the difference be-
tween the bullion and coin value of silver
and keep it there as trust fund for the
people Of the United States. (AppIause
on tho Republican side)
Mr.. Bnekner opposed Mr.. Springer's
amendment as proposition utterly de-
strnctive of the whole theory on which the
bill was founded. 1t was a worse blow at
silver than the proposition of the Secretary
OF the Treasury to stop its coinage at
$5O,o0O,000. This amendment cut the
throat OF silver dollars and if it was put
IN the bill he would vote against the bill
because it would then put into the hands
OF the Secretary of the Treasury the very
power he desired and would virtually ston
'he coinage OF another silver dollar.
Soon afterwards vote was taken on Mr..
Beltord's amendment and it was Defeated
yeas 81, nays l20.
Mr.. Ewing offered an amendment to Mr.,
| Springer amendment. 1t provides that
the Secretary of the Treasury shall issue
and deliver to depositors OF silver bullion
certificates to an amount equal to the value
| Of such bullion and that silver dollars
coined from such bullion to the extent OF
forty per cent of such certificates shall be
held for the redemption thereof and the
remainder applied TO the payment of the
interest and principal of the public debt.
The certificates so issued are to be receiv-
ed at par for all dues to the United States
and to be issued in payment of the current
expenses of the government and are to be
redeemabe in standard silver dollars.
Mr.. Cannon favored Mr. Springer s
amendment because it would give profits
of coinage to the government and not to
the holders of bulliou.
MIR. Marsh argued against any change
10 the standard Of value and asserted that
to day the gold dollar really represented
$l.l5 and the standard silver dollar rep
resented 81. The decentralization of silver
had been a crime and fraud and the third
section Of the bill was another fraud, be.
cause it was giving bullion holders the ad,
vantage of sixteen per cent. Laughter
and applause OF the republican side he
would like to see the democratic party
going before the people in 1880 in advocacy
of that section. 1t would be buried 81
deep that the horn of Gabriel would no
resurrect it.
The vote was then taken on Ewing
amendment, and it was adopted-yeas l06
nays 105, the speaker casting the decidin,
: vote amid applause on the democratic side
Mr.. Springer's amendment, as amended
by MIR. Ewing, was then rejected-yeas 81
= nays III, and the house then, on motion o
I Mr.. Clymer, adjourned until Tuesday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May l9.-The navy de-
partment has taken an appeal to the su-
preme court from the decision Of the court
of claims, in favor of Commodore W: q.
Temple, that naval officers are entitled to
eigb: cents per mile for expenses Wills
TRAVELLING outside of the United States on
public duty, instead of only actual ex
penses, as the department holds.
Chief engineer }. B. Kimball, at the
Pensacola navy yard. died yesterday
KjmbalI was Il native of Illinois.
The President nominated VIM. j.
Galbrach. of Iowa, associate justice OF The
supreme court of Montana, John Morgan
of Illinois, chief justice Of the supreme
court of Idaho, and Norman Buck o
Idaho associate justice Of the same court
Subscriptions TO the four per cent
refunding certificates, S765, 400.
President Hayes will attempt the 4al
commencement.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
Rock Island, Illinois, Monday. May 10. 1879.

Speaking Of the Illinois legislature. the
Chicago Tribune says: Never in the so
years history of Illinois has there been
such session as the present, nor one
which has elected such profound contem pit
from the people. The only legitimate
business before it when it met was to pass
the appropriations. drainage law, and
make few changes in the revenue law,
changes made necessary By the decisions
of the courts Sixty days would have
been wasted time. 1t has squandered
four months and done nothing.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
NEW YoRK.

NEW YORK, May 19.-Arrived steam
ship Gollia, from Liverpool.
SARATOGA, May l6.-The general
f,res6yterian assembly have telegraphed
the following message to the general as
fsemblies at Louisville and Memphis: The
general assembly of the Presbyterian
church now in session atSaratoga Springs,
presents its cordial salutation to the gen.
eral assembly in session at Louisville and
Memphis, praying for their grace, mercy
and peace, through our Lord Jesus
Christ, in behalf Of the assembly and in the
sympathy of the common faith aud order.
The committee on resolutions approving
the work of the society for the suppression
OF vice was adopted. Rev. DR.. Miller,
presented the report on the work of the
board of publication.
There was $l98, 900 received the past
year and the funds have been administer
ed with economy and discretion. The
mission work has been prosecuted with
zeal and usefulness.
The Presbyterian assembly communi.
cation received from the committee of the
southern general assembly, suggesting =
cooperation in the efforts to prevent the
desecrat;on of the Sabbath.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19

SPRINGFIELD, May l7.-In the Senate
there was no session to-day.
10 the House Bisbee, Of Cook, called
up his bill to amend the act OF 1872 in
regard to attachment, aud it was ordered
to third reading without amendment. 1t
is Q copy Of the Iowa law and provides
that the property OF debtor may be "a
tached previous to the time when the debt
becomes due when nothing but time il
wanting to fix Ell absolute indebtedness
and when the affidavit to that effect states,
first, that the defendant is about to dis
pose of his property with intent to defraud
his creditors; or, that be is about to re-
move from the state and refuses to make
any arrangement for securing tie payment
of the debt when it falls due, and which
contemplated removal was not known to
| the plaintiff al the time the debt vas con-
tracted; or, third, that the defendant has
disposed OF his property III whole Or in
part with intention to defraud his credi
tors; or fourth, where the debt sue d
for was fraudueutly contracted on the
part Of the debtor, provided the state
ment Of the debtor, his agent or
attorney which eonstitute iae fraud
shall have beel reduced to writing and
his signature attached thereto by himself
agent or attorney. No final Judgment
shall be rendered upon such attachment
unless the defendant or defendants con.
sent thereto until the debtors demand
upon which it is based, becomes due, but
! property Of q perisaahie DatUre may bt
sold as IN other attachments. Senate bill
25a, to provide for the inspection of graiI
in warehouses of class B was read the
second time and ordered to third read
ing. House bill 286, to amend Section 2lt
of the revenue law, which provides for th
manner of proceedings to perfeo. : tai
title, was taken up OF tbiga reading Mat
thews, Of piGe, explained that the existin
section was drawn to comply with the con
sttution of lS48 and the fact that it doe
not meet the requirement of the constitu
tion of 1870 has been overlooked Tn
bill requires that notice shall be sent {
The occupant of the lgnd aud the perso
in wlo2e gaa4e It was assessed aud iH add
tion to the owner OF fee simple It'll
The bill passed-yeas IS, nays 5. Xii
lays bill to amend Section Is of the fore
bic entry and detainers act of 1877 WI
read the third time aud passed.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 1.-THE Coz
county Democratic Convention to gay r
nominated Circuit Judge W. Z. McAlli
ter end John J. Rogers. and nominate
also Thomas Moran, Murray T. Tully a,
W. Fl. Barnum.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
RRIrIsH INDIA.

BOMBAY, Nav l6.-The incendiary fires
kindled by native NAL contents continue in
the Poonah district The Indian police
have killed the ring leader and four men
belonging to the band of the Docaits near
the city of Poonah; several others were
wounded.
One thousand troops are engaged IN sup
pressing the Decoity in Bombay. The
presidency is to form part of q regular
organization under the command OF onS
Wossadc, lately clerk in the huaaoial de-
partment. They are also suspected o.
having set the fire, which destroyed the
government school, book war palace, Law
courts, post-ofice, police Office and tttI
houses in PoOnah the night of the thlr
teenth inst.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19

DEs MONIES. May 1.-THE democratic
county convention here to-day adopted a
resolution offered by Col. Eibick in favor
of license law and IN favor of similar
plank in the democratic state platform.
It is generally thought here that Senator
McCrary will succeed Judge Dillon as
United States Circuit Judge, and that he
will be received with much favor
The Polk county republican delegation
has organized with Rev. D. r. Lucas. the
poted prohibition leader. as its chairman
The delegation are unanimous for Geai
for governor, Carpenter for lieutenant gov
ernor and Julius Mitchell! for supremt
judge.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
Accident,

Jas. Ryan, d painter, of Port Byron
while painting Adam Vogels new barn
Rapids City. missed his hold and fell from
the roof of the barn to the ground dis
tance Of 20 feet, breaking his right shoul-
der and iDiuring himself about the head
He was attended by DR.. w. w. Parker
and afterwards taken to his home in Por
Byron. His injuries are painful, and hs
suffered terribly.
CoNYNGHAM.
Rapids City, H., May 18th, 1879.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
Not a Beverage.

They are not beverage, but medi
cine, with curative properties of the highest
degree, eontsining no poisonous drugs
They do net tear down au already dehili
tated system, but build itup. Ohe bottle
contains more hops, that's. more real hoy
strength, than barrel Of ordinary beer
Every druggist in Rochester sells them
and the physicians prescribe them. -
Rochester Evening Express on Hop Bitter!
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19

WASHINGTON, May Indications for
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys: Falling barometer. generally warmer
partly cloudy or cloudy weather, local
rains aud increasing southwesterly winds,
followed in the Missouri valley by rising
barometer aud winds shifting to cooler
northwesterly.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
OHIO,

CINCINNATI. May ia fire at Osgood,
Indiana. yesterday, destroyed French dry
goods store, Peter Wagner's dwelling,
Nicker's shoe store, Higlebright's cigar
store and Ledham' s dry goods store. Loss
$4,000: insured for $6,O00in the Niagara,
81, 1000 10 the German Mutual and $500
| in the Hartford.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
Old Medford.

Nothing is Superior to the old genuine
Medlord Rum from Daniel Lswrence i
Son, Boston. They keep o0!y strictly
pure article. For sale bg all first class
dealers iuRock Island. Inquire for
Daniel Lawrence l. Sons genuine old
Medford
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
ILLINolS.

GALEsBURG, May ia fire this
morning distroy Wilsey and Hawkinson' s
livery stable, with II horses and several
carriages. kroft's dying works, Morse S
barn and buildings carpenter shop
adjoining also burned The cause un-
known but believed to be incendiaries.
| Loss S45 900.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, May l9.-The Cumberland
Presbyterian assembly, to-day, heard the
report Of Rev. j. G. White, Of Jackson
vile, His. on deceased ministers, showing
the unusual mortality Of the past year
He paid VAIN tribute to their memory
and services.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19

Nausea, headache, furred tongue, Bit
ter mouth and bad breath in the morning,
are all dismissed by Milk OF Magnesia, a
remedy indorsed by tie family The ner-
vous sensations produced by Indigestion
are always oonGured By it. Druggists sell
-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
MAssACHuSETTS

BosToN, May ia special session Of
the New England labor reform league has
begun. Socialistic ideas in the most radi
cal form are embodied in the resolutions.
At the meeting to protest against Sab.
bath desecration, at Lowell, yesterday
Governor Talbot presided.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
sPoErs.

Iowa CITY May 17.-In the game Of
base bah to-day, between the Davenport
and University clubs, the former were
successful By score of 9~to 2.
CLEVELAND. May 17.--Base ball-Sy-
racuse IL. Cleveland s.
CINUIEEATI. May. 17.-Base ball-Cin-
einnatis I. BostoBs a.
CHICAGO. May I7.-Base ball-Chica~
goes 8, Providence /.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19


ground that they prolonged the revolution
against the government, after they had
lost all hope OF success. He lays down
the doctrine that blood uselessly shed must
be avenged.
Several Mexican officers, captured re-
Gently IN the ranks Of the revolutionary
party, IN Honduras, will be tried by court
martial and shot.
APGHANlsTAN
SMLA, May l9.-The Viceregal council
has been specially summoned for to-day.
to consider the draft of the Afghan treaty.
The Ameer has agreed to such terms as
will secure the chief objects of British
policy.
The news from Cashmere is very bad.
The increase Of distress and famine Joined
TO the incompeteney, corruption and want
of organization on the part of the officials,
is producing the most serious state of af.
fairs.
The cholera in Peshawar is threatening
to raise an obstacle to the prompt with
drawal of the troops from Afghanistau.
SDILA, May I9.-Robbery by armed
gangs is assuming alarming proportions in
the Deccan, especially in the Poonah dis
trict. For some time past bands of Docaits
or robbers have been securing the coun-
try, committing daring attacks on the
houses and villages. They seem threaten
ing another mutiny and to put price on
the head of the government, unless the
distress is relieved. They inform the gov
ernment unless an extension Of the public
works are at once opened, employment
provided for the people, native trades en-.
couraged, taxes reduced and the salaries
of the highly paid Europeans cut down
they will not cease to plunder, and vii
extend to the Europeans what they have
= hitherto confined to the natives. ThaI
. they will kill the governor of Bombay
hang the judge of the court of sessions, O
Poonah, and carry murder and rapint
; throughout the country, and engage in tht
> massacre of the Europeans They hav,
manifested ends, by warning the goyerno
that unless he at once complies with tn
) acquisitions, the price OF one Thousand
rupees will be put on his head. Four per
sons, including Wassado, append thei
signatures to the manifesto and seals.
The government, which at first was in
cliued to leave the matter in the hands Q
S, the local police, is now taking more ener
getic measures.
A considerable number OF troops patr(
the country and reward OF thousan
rupees has been offered for the capture {
Bulwand, the chief conspirator.
G Rain still holds off in Behar, Chots
y NagpOre and the districts round Calcutti
The indigo crop will be very short, an
other crops must suffer If showers do M
fall very soon.
8. The prices are already rising; there ha
= been some rain in the other districts Of II
lower Bengal, but more is wanted.
ENGLAND.
Err LONDON, May l9.-Three tourths OF Il
Durham Collieries resumed york to-da
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
SKTTZ ERLhNn

BEnNE, May l6.-Complete returns Of
the popular vote give l9l.l87, in favor Of
and 1868 against the re-establishment
Of capital punishment.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
VERMONT.

WATERBURY, VT, May 19.-Ex-GoV'
Asahel Peck, age 76. died to-day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
ILLTN GIS

The State LegisIarure-Cock County Dem
oerats
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
ST. L.ouis Market.

ST. louis Market.
ST. LoUIs, May 10.
Wheat Higher; No red, 81 104.
Corn-Righer; S41Sc.
Oats-Higher; 295s030.
Whisky u3.
Pork Easy; jobbing 0 $4,000
Lard-NOminal.
LIVE STOCK
Hogs-Receipts 1900: easier; Yorkcrs and Bal
timores, 3 2513 40; smooth heavy, s 4013 So
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
New Z orE a3GrEet.
NV YORK, Nav i

FINANCIAL.
6old- 90
Money-219GSH
GovernmentA-S Steady.
Q. S. Bonds 67s cent H9's 1S8l.......-. ....1O7
q. s. 10.40's 80. ..........................1 1O11
News4s .--.. Observation-Disclosures. .1.025
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Quiet; No ? red May 16sl.
Rye-Dull.
Corn-Quiet; western mixed 440451a.
Barley-Zomiual.
Oats-Dull; mixed western S4aQ35h.
Pork-Quiet and unchanged.
Iard-Steady; as
Whisky-Unchanged
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. May %
Wheat-Strong; higher; 93A cash; 9974 June;
97A July
Corn-strongi 35ss cash; 3535 bid June; 361s
July.
Oa.s-Weak: 2756 cash. 27l Jvne; 272s July.
Rye-51@51h.
B3rley-G6.'
PorE-steady; 965 bid cash; Z T5 bid July.
Lard-Weak; easy; 6 Is bid cash; l7M bic
July.
Wisky-1 0s.
LIVE STOCK.
Hoga-Receipts $4,000; market opens lower
light 3 40653 AZ; heavy mixed packing 30g3 50
choice 55G13 90.
Cattle--Quiet; receipts 3 roo.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19

LONDON, May l9.-Three fourths OF the
Durham Collieries resumed york to-day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19

Several Mexican officers, captured re-
Gently in the ranks of the revolutionary
party, in Honduras, will be tried by court
martial and shot.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-19
TELEGRA.P!ElH;IC. e E;
LTsgsgrapA.d 10th. Rock 1.Iand ArOv..l
To-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN.
PANAMA.

PANAMA, May l9.-General Reaiifo
has announced his intention OF executing
General Marulanda and several officers,
captured at the battle Of Aguadas, on the
ground that they prolonged the revolution
against the government, after they had
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-06

A-NlE- t-l-E-llI SE-l--lT sTs-iEE tEs- E1,1Ii
L. Elas- .-slszk 1-s sHz s=el u L1s D-us S1z-s
C K EsEaF1s- a. IA s.--sr x Ne-rhrIi ADJ
". s--==ss- E.i.t 1z-zsc==s zbs a-ssl-51I u, n
EEst 1E-ldiisss ssaEilzlFe1 A. rhe zaDol111 z-11
E1-Es Mr. Ea-r El1b=1 s1l-Ene- 10 she s.Ers
Ak suu1l frr 1E-i1r lie rear q. III ssaE ssuu-
-sl1 E1ias \ las-=1 4 liz sHck s1,I 6 IL. saz-s-
-sa1 VIE NJ Ea-t E1z ttus sz,EaEst zEo
rls1I,E E.1 Esa Es-s -EssIE 81 IL --..as5ls SD.
CT - s17zef S--- aslrHc1-c ~ Tx el11s N rts
s-sl-s Inc rus.sc AK E15-tc sl1-EHcs 70 ID
s-E-z -1-sl.l So i-s1 sUa- El--s1sIG 1a1sci1E NJ
sd IN 1lrl- s1c51-Iit1- AM 1-zi-E u <rriI.-
rls1 -1- 1-e- r1=E ses-1 -nE tEzH1 Vas Ta.- Hrit
clEll-r-c rlEErrT1s alSlI1Eir u.o11 Tie FIRE AR
s0scr=s1=t -L-iillE 11L VI iii- -aux szaCnr-,l
--s-F E--1eE tx lz1l- EtaTE -l-z- oeEds zlf IA
-=zs-1llE r--s- l1oa-iIrk EnC u re o.
srs1- s--lrk Cls G. -.s yong 1sI 81 -1- b=H1 A.
-. -1-E -llIfi IA - lt. tlHS e.-- me-
A. zA-E u ne -ss-s0E E1au -1eT sl-s.sassI = y.
1rrs-silclE-T. 1D1 E5a IN -e4t-F ne NJ
= AT u1-i II T- aG1rrzft -s--s.sIsss q those
-r-s1Es s-r -Hel- EDcr-==< IL eI-zEErisf6i rle
1E1rss4 Was 8lckT c4-r1I-zaL1ss EIz4E S1- NJ
EcazTle fsI- s1r Tx E-17--r 118o=-S u ne Esc-
HI 81 IL Drag S-z-z Ehz -bs lanes rlsI.s Ert
.=zsEEE ~ c1,ua1sztis EEsu-r & az E1,-sds Il
=za-t EIIse 1sE- c-=1--E lI-- IL I1s1 snrs1
11sut1 Ia aescsn- Eoa1-z ts1lisils-z a1zuae-
ra-rs- -zc- EEIic have been e-r-5ss.s-5 Il H.
1tr=zL ARD 1E1r 1Erz -lEl -s-s-z51sssH q -.-
la1aE-E-ilr Ct Der. l. 1s--- X NEz n ~ za1r--
-1al 1be FIRE Ens a8s En-k Ie Al 5Dcs11la-E Esr-
Eiser c1s ne1se-L-51c Z l. z811E1s .- -te rzz1k
= Il Le-l-.t--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-06
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC

~ scoit 1z1rnSitisr x.l-ss1sa-x wsstAsr us-els
VII sSccs eanEne usarsa ua,fSa,e- srak -
slut1 z=sae hsA ,zss as rnsesss.ss
SsniE xzA1aFet -. a. rus--tt.s.e
ssszirs-a< s--,aFzzr Sseu, 1ssrs ~ <zxa-,rs
pla.c1 Gu s14hnn n - >s-sssss >sl,se- ~
accompanied ~ .rL-s- nee c4-zIfnsssS ,ss1-s : -
EaHllir I~sasE--s. Eealhs.ss- : .alsirls
ss4uHS rFsr lr-szee1xs a. s,Ea4< a.
Issrrisallrs EaS-sS
T1s -ssae-el TerSSs-s Or -ssssr IL xfs sse
tas s-rS berzy SzAzse1 e-usn su- -nrgs-
and ss ussgtIns9sS q sl- rsssss
al Sralr1seS and Vislzs sn4-s-s=s ssisA = -
rfns~d one 7iese srssrsas ~hssv srsaR
n s-,csSSz alSs ssrzst q 5 - nnr-,.rs IS
r. raisis sls1s s-s.l rps 81 ~
- cHsigs as ssi sos ana sree sasrs sas rsns
rally salE " hre4 atgnfnssrlet ~ s-Sss4s slsssrS
1hss God and SicRc sssE sl5s 4aaross ~
aesaset ESsI1 ~ rec S-1 n. Ss1lsss
sher he gasss sns Ean In 1-cl4ss- sls
nc-frrs 7n- The 1aS prize ylnc1 S-AzstS
fspt eees seil.
ne 1sSs z1k szD1uncs lhsi N,s have -.
cf1s rs- na-zlx- c3t< a m
pials EnHue-nsEzS u m k1is-r-
SsFisros.- T@ss-y O. s's1lsEr Ns1ra - d.
ss1-1s11 AnE . Ereaaep-sy. sCiEe sAssr
nlely iEsz-nee1 Su1 s15siarsi p4,a<
y slants 4helI scA <S 1le ns-a a sxre
-laucz ard szEs sSa-s N lstzl " -s
stiFr a. 1o-n af Sas1 W. -hsse s-sli.s
Se'is Recommendation pzAa eaac zr-~
sarlaarcr snt solid <xcslsncs Esses-z1e s.s1 rsss
have he Nis1 a l,<SkSlr,c
zE-ar-tszl Trz.Lss lHSscs U7ell Szlsn Nsa-4sS
Ne 1v&l. si1rS@1rsSs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-06

IN sz-1S- IA 4usus---Tlis zg-5sl.-lT I1i a.
Elys Fsl--,1= -l-ls zAee- la a,ssI la55 upu1 81
-l-ls z1r -8s 1asl1 q Angus Lac a. Us gr-
c=--ssas z s 1l=s E5-t ss5ie- rgHdIE snr A.
sla=sss. zua-E E15e2 ~ 1l1ss zautl-x Il Tx
OK E1-l1 N s. 5rau s.ls s-z q ! -Il.k 9 Him
-sE1f1I- E1l alEsES Er-1-=s Houi-Gslr- -l.is LASS
Elu-s- q s-rg,el ilE Interesting Ant vi lulir
e---- tssize -ife 1esa1r- 90 ge-usa- q { have
-zA- -s s=-e- . III -f1li1- pleasure c1 RSt i Il
= -HcF sgi-- Arr -s4iis1e Si-h s. uBet lare fa-
IL 1l-lt Ef Is c.lil1 -a1C- ia. u mrs Ei1E
CT -=1zu-I,ils sllci-l.lI 1ileE 1e- / -
-s-zs-E luaiiis 80 las ETsElis ors,-z.E51sI 81
az ce-eEzsss-lisz - Tx Eglo<U Ee11iIE q he
.E---l- arr Eu-i-sss 8 is-rusfuF. Nllc. Ne va
-u-- 20 81 Ul,-s sEIisiHrsls-F -llaE ar Ee 14rr
--1- b --s -1--.Is Cf -1s 1EE- II S1-c -hlEik
l=-s=- ~ s. 4 Tie 1sezz U6 NJ 1zT1g17s rrG--e-
s-s1ucslcs- 11,t es1-1-t-s Ann u 1lcf -HHS AZ 4
-ls-s- -racg E-z--, AZ E@- A. acsE1l4s a.s.-vt-
g -al>sl-re s"ez-s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-06

EzT : T16u IA ~ SsE T5-k u q szs y-E,rs
ta-ss.szE rs6E IA sau-1sr1zssz ,sgzr- &c PE-a-
za1ll- -azss 6u-6l1 5ss1s-- hEFz-E zr1rs-et ST.
tl9 EH s. luH ma D. cHuiE 11e 5E r. TDhu-
-Iszs A-.41i1rl Ei-i hin. and VII r4asa he uzi
Hf MEzasu Gtis Ert s1asr Ear ne rrr u Nsrzuc.
Ehs-~ h ~ de-ass uEu1 In fn-rhsr rlsrz-
- EasI.s rraz7aEr e s~zs-I+ zir--=ls patterned
S1I f-IDrIssn- l1E l.adre I--ezssl Eziel SE1-iF
~ n1zs< ell-s-asnans e IA e11zlz 6E1re-z- Sbs
1=11z1-1 I1-T IRA EnE bsr eslI.s-z. -zkirE al
r1--HEs * rsssaE. Fa1st ne zs 5al.s-
E1sz< 1sars HFpeE-E hare EIas INA rrlss-z- -s
EsgE A1EsFE-s sFC AHA WINS rlrFlrssE AMI EnaE &ssf