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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Common Council.

htSuidT meeUDSs
ST PAUL, Sept. 81, $780,
President Rhodes in the chair.
Present-Ald. Allen. Dowlan, o Conner,
Grace, Ringwaid, Cornish. Griggs, Bremen,
Mines, Mr.. President-l0.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From j. W. McClupg-
Stating that he has applied TO the Street
Commissioner in vain to open the obstructeI
man-hole on the corner of Wabashaw and
Third streets, next to McClung's block, and
asking that the Council order said work
done, etc.
Referred to Board of Public Works.
From Norman Wright and others
Asking for change of grade on Third
street, between Sibley and Rosabel streets.
Referred to Committee on Streets and
City Engineer.
From John Lemke and others
For wo-plank sidewalk on Bort street,
between Toronto avenue and Randolph
streets, with the necessary crosswalks.
(See order to Board of Public Works to
have walks laid.)
From the Merchants National Bank
Bond in the sum of $150,000 to secure
the city for deposits made therein etc. Sure
ties, Maurice Auerbach, John l.. Merriam,
VIM. Il. Merriam, Amherst 81. Wilder, G. Il.
Bigelow.
Referred to Committee of Ways and
Means.
From Phillip Scheig and others
For permission to erect at their own cost
and expense gas post and lamp in front of
their premises Jackson, between Third and
Fourth streets.
Referred to Committee on Gas with power
to act.
From Henry Aureden-
For transfer of liquor license No. So,
runner license No. ID, and pigeonhole table
license No. IL, to Joseph Bartenschlager,
same premises.
From j. 81. Brown
For transfer of liquor license No 81 to
George Fetsch, to be used at No. 81 East
Fifth street.
From A. Markowsky-
For transfer of liquor license No. 1875 to
| Phillip Stelzsr, same premises.
From Frank Upman-
For transfer of liquor license No. 142 to
| P. Dougher, same premises.
| All referred to Committee on License
| REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
| Of City Comptroller-tax levy estimate
for 1880
| To the Honorable President and the Common
| Council of the City of St. Paul:
| GENTLEMEN: I herewith present my tax levy
estimate for the year $780, for your considera-
ton. as required by law.
| Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
JOHN W. ROCHE, City Comptroller.
Sept. 81, 1880.
ESTIMATE.
INTEREST FUND.
| Dr.,
To annual interest on bond bebt,
year 1851. Sos, 96S 90
City bonds maturing May1st 1851. 22,000 90
Total debit. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 125, 1853 90
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PARSONS, the man who bribed Garfield in
the Dedolyer pavement matter, has taken
the stump in Ohio in defense of that gentle
man. 1t is questionable if the testimony of
such man will go great way towards con-
vincing people of the entire innocence of the
statesman of Mentor.
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The Franklin house of Easton, Pa. lis kept
BY Mr.. j. w. Garren. This gentleman's
wife had the rheumatism 80 bad that she
could scarcely get about. The physicians
could not help her, all medicine proving un-
availing. After using st. Jacobs Oil for
four days she was able to attend to her daily
dutiees
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The nomination of J. G. Gregory for
Congress by the Democrats of the Second
Wisconsin district is remarkably strong
one, and the indications are that he will give
Mr.. Caswell, the present incumbent, close
rub for the office. Mr.. Gregory has been
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PARIS, Be
RENTEs-S5f $50.
M. DoRAN's REPORTS.

The following quotations giving the range OF the
markets during the day were received BY II.
DoRAN, commission merchant:
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, 1000 A. x.-Spot
wheat firm; Id higher. floating cargoes turn dearer
Cargoes on passage steady Corn Sd higher.
$4,000 quarters decrease to United Kingdom.
Weather In England showery.
NEW YORK, Sept %, 1880 A. M.-wheat
No of weak; looks lower.
ia M-Market shade sitter; cables steady
and unchanged; no advance obtainable; look for
light export.
1850 P. M.-spring wheat steady; quiet; LOS bid
No. n winter inactive and weak receipts, wheat $685.,
010; corn $50, 400.
Up. M.-Spring wheat steady; quiet; No. 2 held
at /. 0501 .O6; winter dull and steady.
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ST. PAUL, FRIDAY. SEPT. "a, 1880.

The Republican papers profess to be glad
they have got rid of Ben. Butler, yet they are
devoting considerable amount oe space to
the abuse of man whom they profess to re-
gard as of no account.
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NEARLY all the nominations for Cong

NEARLY all the nominations for Congress
have now been made. 1t is notable fact
that all the candidates of the Democratic
party are workers, and have gone into the
canvass with the determination of winning.
There will be no point lost through the
apathy of any of the candidates.
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TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

City subscribers who receive seven papers per
week. delivered by carrier, can have equal oppor.
tunities for participating in the awards for cash
premiums, the only difference bsing that they will
hAye to pay the regular seven paper rate, which ia
$50 for full years subscription, or 81 20 for SIX
aonths. Those who choose to accept the premium
sner viii be entered in the current class which may
20 open when hey subscribe.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS

Hon. q. B. Wells, Democratic candidate for
Congress in the First Congressional district of
Minnesota, and Hon. Morton 8. wilkinson will
address the people as follows:
Luverne, Friday, September "a, at P. M,
Pipe Stone City, Saturday, September Is, at
2 p. II.
Hon. 81. B. Wells, Hon. N. 8. Wilkinson and
Hon. M. J. Severance will speak at Blue Earth
City on Wednesday. September 20, at z 80 P. M.
BY order of Committee.
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them of traitorous or dishonorable designs

them of traitorous or dishonorable designs
is to perpetrate nothing less than crime.
review of the returns of the election for
President in 1876 shows that of the Demo-
cratic votes of that year the South cast but
1,614,109, while the Democratic vote of the
Northern States footed up 2,64S,622, divid
ed among the States as follows:
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Week1Y 01obe.

The ST. PAUL WEEKLY GLOBE Is an
zightPage Fifty -Six-C Column paper, sent to any
address in the United States postage paid for enc
year, for S1.15.
HIP. HALL, Publisher.
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LONDON. Sept. 23-6 p. N.

Amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of
England on balance to-day $4,000.
Rate of discount In open market for three months
bills "a below the Bank Of England rate q.
Bullion in the Bank of England decreased $500
the past week.
Decrease in metallic reserve Of the Bank Of France
forthe past week 922O,360 in gold and e2l,4oO in
silver.
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COMMERCIAL.

Quotations on the st, Paul Board of Trade
The Stock Market Irregular and Lower
Wheat a Shade Liver but Geae rally
Firm An Improved Feeling In Provis-
ions aud Higher Prices.
st. PAUL, Sept. %.
At the call board wheat was dull and weak;
No hard, SOC bid 9Oc asked; No. 2, SEC bid,
sSc asked; September, s5c; October, SEC;
year, Soc; No. 7Sc.
Corn firm and unchanged; No. 2 cash or
September, 36c.
Oats firm and in good demand; No. q white
cash or September, Soc; No. mixed 2S1Sc;
September, 28c.
Barley lower; No. Q cash or September, Csc;
one Car No. 8 sold at 53c; No. 3,September, 53c.
Rye shade off; one car No. 2 sold at 72c.
Flax Seed unchanged; SLIP
Ground Feed-$15.
Corn Meal-9l4 so.
Bran-$7. so.
A New York dispatch of last evening says:
1.-THE dry goods jobbiug trade is rather less &C.
tive. Cotton gOt DIS in steady demand at first
hands and the tone of the market much frmer.
Side band and plaid prints fairly active. Cling
hams in brisk request. Mems wear woolens
sluggish and dull. Flannels and repellants
moving steadily. Foreign goods in moderate
demand
Eastern and European Markets.
New YORK, Sept. 23.-Money easy at 2@S
per cent, closing at ~ per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper 41a@514 per cent. Sterling ex
change, bankers bills steady at SASH.
Sight exchange on New York $4.s3%.
Governments weak and lower, Is and IS de-
Ginning Is per cent, 411ss Il per cent. and A
n per cent. Railroad bonds active and irreg.
ular. State securities dull
Stocks-The stock market opened weak in
early dealings and declined a to 2per cent.
the latter in Chicago, Columbus & Indians
Central. Subsequently prices advanced Is TO ]
per cent, and the latter fell off to 111s pei
cent. After midday frmer tone prevailed
and an advance of n to N per cent. was re-
corded, but in final dealings speculation be-
came weak and the market closed at reaction
of Il to 1 per cent, Western Union Telegraph
and coal shares leading the downward move.
ment. The earnings of the Denver q Biz
Grande railroad increased $6500O the third
week of September.
The transactions aggregated 25l,OOO shares, Of
which 81 900 were Delaware Lackawanna Western
1,700 Delaware & Hudson; $4,000 Erie; 7,0O(
Hannibal & St. Joe; 5000 st. Louis IroI
Mountain; $500 Missouri, Kansas Texas; l0,0Ot
Michigan Central: 1890 Chicago Northwestern
49, 600 New Jersey Central; $500 New York Central
1900 Ohio Mississippi; 1900 Pacific Mail; 9,4Ot
Philadelphia 4 Reading; $4,000 Chicago, Milwau
Pacific; 1000 Wabash. st. Louis Pacific; 1900
Western Union; 1880 Denver Il Rio Grande; 2,60(
Chicago, Burlington Quincy and 1900 Northern
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First Ward Democratic Club.
Members are requested to forward at once
their residence address to B. W. Lott, secre-
tary, Sc Norris street.
Ell. ScHuRMEIER, President.
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COUNTIES.

COUNTIES.
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Meeting of the central Club.

A business meeting of the Central Hancock
and English Campaign club will be held at the
old court house on Saturday evening, Septem-
Der rs, 1880, at o'clock. Afull attendance is
desired.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
W. E.. BURTON, Secretary.
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CHICAGO.

Wheat receipts In Chicago $3.50 bushels; ship
ments 1856 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 2l,o75; bushels;
shipments $50 bushels.
stock Of wheat In Milwaukee $4,000 bushels.
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Third Ward Hancock and English Club.
Regular meeting on Saturday evening at club
room, Erd's block, st. Peter street. Speaking
by j. j. Egan, Arthur Koenig and John W..
Willis. Singing by the Glee club.
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CONntN Ticket.

Auditors. Lee Davis.
Sheriff-John Grace.
Probate Judge-Henry O'Gorman.
Municipal Judge-Thomas Howard.
County Commissioners, City-John Wagner, J. r.
Mcintosh.
County Commissioner, County-Daniel O,Conner
School Superintendent A. Hendrickson.
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Fin New UIm.
Except city of Minneapolis.
tin township,
SIN Fergus Falls.
IFerm lands in Byron reduced Is per cent.
Farm lands in Alton raised 80 per cent.
In the counties not included in the above no
changes were made. The most extraordinary
increase, that of Mile Laos county, was based
on the taxable land of, the county being assessed
by the local officers at only one dollar per
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Value of land Tn & city
other than FITS, incl'd-
t'wn and cityling struc-
lots, incl'ding lures and
structures &|other i'm
|ot'r improve prov e.
iments. ments.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
,EMoCRATIC TICKET.
For President,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK,
For Vice President,
WILLIAM 81. ENGLISH.
Presidential Electora

W11IHIdM H. EN0IIods
Presidential Electors,
At large
James J. Green, of LIE Sueur county.
John Frederick, Of Polk county.
First District-Jehn @. Wise, Of Blue Earth Co.
Second District-George e. Skinner, of Rice 90.
Third District-T. G.. Mealy, of Wright Co.
For Members of Congress.
First District R. Wells, of Fillmore Co.
Second District-Henry Poehler, Of Sibley 90.
Third District-Henry n. Sibley, Of Ramsey Co.
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Legislative Ticket

Senator, First, Second and Third wards-wm
Crooks.
Representatives.
First and Second Wards-E. W. Bazille.
Third Ward-Jacob Manner.
Fourth Ward-C. W. Griggs.
Fifth Ward-James Smith, Jr
Oounty-Sylvanus Nadeau.
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Fourth Ward Club Meeting.

The Fourth ward Hammock, English and
Sibley club will hold its meeting Saturday
evening of this week at the Atheneum. Some
of the best speakers of the city will be present.
An interesting meeting ia expected and it is
hoped there will be large attendance
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
Regular Nights for the Ward Meetings.

Regular Nights for the Ward Meetings.
The presidents of the different Democratic
ward clubs, at meeting held on Monday after
noon, Sept. 20, for the purpose of maksng ar
rangements SO that there will be but one Ward
club meeting on the same evening, have decid-
on the following evenings for the different
nj. ho.
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800. 800. $500.
CASH PREMIUMS TO
GLOBE SUBSCRIBERS.

500 CASH Distributed among every FIFTY
NAIL SUBSCRIBERS for one year, to the ST.
PAUL DAILY GLOBE.
$50 CASH, Distributed among every FIFTY
NAIL SUBSCRIBERS to the ST. PAUL DAILY
GLOBE for SIX MONTHS.
The GLOBE offers to distribute h CASH
PREMIUMS, the sum OF 500 for each 30 yearly
mail subscribers paid in advance, ct the regular rate
NJ Ct n The prsroinmx will be Divided "a follows
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A CHRISTIAN STATESMAN.

Chicago Republican Who Advises Repub-
Ltcans to C0LOnixe In Indiana so as to
SUUe the State,
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OO6N.

ments 81, 3lb bushels.
PORK
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Per cent. Per cent.
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Balance required for interest fund. 1922 $50 90
S27, 900, 900 assessed valuation of
real and personal estate, at
454-100 mills on the dollar, will
r,oI;r, 100 son m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

Is right and Aoae<t, especially IS those raea-
surcS srpea-e1 - have the approval q the
King under whose Immediate control and
ussranSre these candidates are living, THIS
ruhlSc diszvc~ai. rs ue asserted last week.
vAS the only wise course fNz the Government
n take IN the matter Raf # Azy one sap
prses thAi this Is SnShcseas 10 AlsAy the feeling
shzt has been aroused 81 thai, as suggested
hv the zs57o--ssg~, q disclaimer in His Ms
Sesiy's nexf legislative address viii sccoza-
r.tSsh the olsSeos 81 cuSetSng the public, he :
greatly in eEror. SEoh rulllc Assurances are
-eeifsl &ni usetul, OGs the present GSscoaSeat
Will coatSrRe ungSl there is ar end OF iAe
v,e14v Intriguing. undue in1neRceS te get fsv-
ozSteS elected, serving oRt GIN sn3 ether sgs-
rSfuous liquors u natives and other pnAlse
acss IL defiance q law, Il Is nos co-Tecs II
surpose that aii these. and nsny ether things
which ara gong N. arc nos cySGcSse5 in the
newspapers hecsnse the law prevents sncA
criticism, under the fall guarantee which the
CsasSEsntiaa gives Tor liberty ct speeca and
al The Press. We venture 70 suggest that
there is another reason to- spch silence Snd
thar Is, - SAY IL plainly feeling of pEl3e
zn5 ST z1V5.iinSness - anao1noe 70 the cat-
Sssa world thar such state q things should
exist
We are of the oTSn'o-, that unless s A5che-
standard of obedience so law Is held up fo-
u1tlic example, Il viii sou heco-ae lmposss-
he II find any 7espoasible peTs0as 81 10 b
trusted with the adlliz5S-rAi5on. And il Is
r-aclSs1r that reSuli which enemies os Hawaii
n Independence would gladly see
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

IN ths life q a nzsSoa IS well IS O: na&n.
each successive ps-ia3 tr5ncs IT'S peculiar
temptation ana test oi character and capacity
SaeA tesf Is zppra2ohins this kingdom, and
oae rare IN tbs experisasos Of oshe- States /:
this Is the fast d IN extraordinary sa-plas
n fae Treasury. awaiting toT7s&l App7pgris-
iioa ly ihe LeC1sastn7e- An ovarplus q funds
i 1soi o1s Ct the lszsI se-ious, II the least
feared. 4 The dangers Al lD15vS6lai a. = Gov
eminent NAV have 70 meet IL furnishes ona
q The seve7esi tests of discretion and ssl;-
canIT1l. TIE fool finding his pockets fall
goes ir- his 1laC. The prudent uzr feels an
added oonoerZ that he fail noi of his golden
ovno-t-rliv-of c2--le-1ry- his A2-ves; of COR
soli6s1l-ss his P0siiioa-oi foreiftylRs and sAsl-
se7lrs hiusslt aEaiuSi evil II cone
Here Is TIE &ctuzi f2ci Of son1s hundreds II
thousands n dollars stored EP II the Treasury
over A16 above ali estimates a-li present de-
rZ.s1ds, 4u5 Son 10 be a. the disposal q; the
Legislature How many greedy ewes are Goea
Il Eow -s@-v hands a toollShaess and waste
O vllszIly aTe stretching Oli 70 clllch from
i NJ thinking man oAa aaaislllFlsie wiilaoli /
Spp-ehs1sso1 tie responsibility placed in The
hands q any Sci of men IN whose discretion
and principles there may be zlF lack 0. conf
dense.
Tae fear i not merely tilst these funds u.ay
be rlis-zpqlis,i q sgazl3e7e3 Ii is 10.
merely thai II iAs appropriations made. some
Important Interests r.2v be neglected, while
needless and zbsar1 sxpS15ifa-e laxy lie made
II olhs- directions The evil mos. 70 be 2Pqre-
hsa6ed and guarded zsz5usi Is that ot l4Abls a
sx-rzvzE4nce which Is likely 70 be t.esoi.ez and
foste-e5. This has been ir1cSl Government
Our means have been az-T0v. and they have
been cautiously and econozsicAlir expended.
There ls Now 6z-Ee- q rslAxinE eoonl-av, a1d
q setting Up = ll4t5f q lSTishness. Il is he
beginning O; financial and generally ot neral
ruin II 81 Individual and IN state when c1e
z14-s21as c-reSalueSs II sxgsG6Is-rs, however
abundant one funds -s4E happen 10 BE- The
incline q descent j. easy and rapid 70 ulli-
1sA9s bankruptcy. Ii : slwzys ezsy 10 ex-
p1a3 ones s.yle q living and 10 multiply
tIr.e1sas- even win c2-efal-aess Il is exceed
l1giy hard 10 &czln contract expenses Salaries
a C1sc5als oroe raisa5 are hsr6 10 reduce
Multiplied p1slse services xra not easily din
lnlshe5- Revenue falls Il. while expenses q
On. and either fresh and iaiurieus s4xa-ioa
must be imposed, O szl4-4ssing lu2ns Oh
i4l1e3-
The proper a--znge=asni and adjustment oi
sxpa-5l-U-e uZst uoE be The subject u -aosi
careful lholEai IN every p-o6eat El1d COR
nectss3 with Il2e Gove-1zas2t- President HAYES
s7li5 maxim comes II here with foroe. = Il
-ao6 tines prepare to- bad Illness N goai
fzles par ds5ss-
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rae New na~ical Halt.

ssss tsrerssse, dated FehruSry Sth. asking inform
assoa frana the officers eject If the Muslcal Hall
Association as 10 What coSssS On in the above
enterprise, viii take the h6ezts of asSuy small
l>oTssss es oaf paper IN refeEvNce ~ the above.
Tlsea |, " IS yeu like ask why Is the business
done with el1sS1 aeorS The ShareAolders, Or =
ao-ssoa ;Aereof ask. demand paslScity in all its
woTksRSs Many were sssld on signing for shares
sAe hssliinS was ta he erected in central prt ot
the esty. Ii IS oay aaieg thNss caeastiaaS that l.
os inse1ss: pAslns teV ;Ae shares Places Of
asauSessSssss generally depend the ps;rcaasye
il convenient - hire caaNeySnces IL carry their
families 10 and frNA.
OSs on Mass SsAss,satnSSs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

IL oo-n=nting Ca certain ob5so1i0aztle
practices ~hieh 4rz prevailing, ou esteemed
o1ass1puzzzr q thz AGpsy1lssr fa1b=rs thsn
al up1n th= Minister'S, baaz1se We may nos
spszk of HIS MAJESTY. and bsezzse Els Ma
5essFs Minis=z-z are -=paasibl=." We osr-
tz5nIy lnzIs1 uP1a The ooastiiuto-zl right Of
Easing Ez1ls viii Niaist=rz FhzasTa any
thing = Erung N tie Govennai. hui It Is
c1lE IN 1hair o5-izl Eu-s or words q thzir
inzr5oa Or El1es Ebea they 0aght 10 ar q
szazk- tzz4 thsF can lie called TO 1oouznt By
the pzhair- Sor i happens thai tEo D=3-
h=-s u the present Czh5n=s, the Ministers q
FTlzncs and of the Inizrl1r, have E1la5caF dis
zT1Ead al eo-llicifF with tie elec@s11 of tbe
loan cz1di5z5as - thsF were called, IN
Ho10lzia, and their sutlre dlsssos 10 the Dea-
szres which 1Aese candidates pruZissd- This
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

Tszz increasing Frequency az furnishing EeRor
81 natives deserves tbs S1s-les- oSaS1-s. Saving
1s1AsrS shout tAs morality o: the hSSae>S-st Is
contrary ~ aAv, and The lSu should Ne e2forcs<i
Tiss cozGl.2oal q c<-sil rallisSzy Company lsSs
TAa-szay. after dress ps-ss>se Ags3 s lunch was
Ssss,-acs1l- Violation 81 he lSu : hsG suoS-,h.
t-.s cA vsoiSss0l y The presence of le Supreme
hxsc-I1vs was yo-ss Sll verify sa ilsSll. 10 the
A-- Il ) o1ss2 SAs5- s-5 : prsAshsy sgsse, shSs
the sxessS1-a q The laws reseess sAS character af
1Alss vaass tsEsN ]. Is - sxec2sS them. This :
t-ae With -s.Ssszs,s 10 the ssQGo- lau,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

hCNAxArTr1 csCs-E AsS ssow St&oo On hs;st.
lscrsS only Silaa II the Snseans 10 Se raised fey
the new elil5lss Ii Is - ee ~ the site ~ the
present. Church SssS Ire rSzS Sre ecw Sesg Y>es.
tectea The CAsrese CAsvoa1 hiss SSsel sSs'Ss IN,
ard : Sv aessr. .l>e balance II the sSerSc<Sy>-
ton Amounting IN ST ~ SSSe0 NssSossS parties
are Snsy IN cesssrS plans Tessiy toT she HsitSsssS
Cs-.sasssee. EasA cAavSeS are :, Ns hst * hrSeA.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

TEs 2snSi rsosscsAlals fsss1re oa Accession Day.
nex1 - ;s csos--c ot TIE SONS vSS the disgrace
fll drunkenness II the ZE,slsSSy. Many II them
mere hoyS- and apparently Isos accustomed -
the u l-ssaxlcSsz-Z, drinks Tie greater lS the
w-1s Sso.ls ~ sess violation ~ law i. furnishing
sAsza ll,saa. co@zs-zrs-1lSl o@.ai - ne held 81
o1cs and .2s offender >--2E2A-1ly punished BY
marital aSz- he military o-sa. 10 hS -1<.e- SS
s--cl discipline aS ne police Ss3 fo- them drunk
e-lresS should eS the GZpzr6O1Ahie Sn- A single
Instance q 12.oIsoa1.oa sHQl6 he ;ts OCCASION 10y
instantaneous 62Soez-s from te military SsY.cS.
IS Il : from Marshal Rz-ks'S police force.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

IEE nzs1-s- q trimming trees has been S,isa.ed
co-ss5z-ahly 0: Isle zl6 TO-G o. TIE r2s-hod OF
iaz-c Il zssy los CONE Sn,lSS- Many sreSs should
he 1-z-s1 50 nigh as 70 rszu.ls free circulation
q AZ underneath sid tbs. i.a s--l-la. rasy have
tres access 70 -he SrO1-d- TlsS Trimming Of the
--ess II The TS-i q J. Il CO1ey. ESQ. Is good
example II this method Ths-s zrS tresS sl cyer
scvz Sna z-A-y places which Sozld be bs.sSt-ed
5y szca SiaosSSzls trimming. Il / otsSS-Tshle
also Ihz1 z-zcy .-zEr2e-s Go aos seem 10 know,
.lzz h-zlch OF s-y S5s should frs he co. part
Sxy through On ths lossE sids- which vii pre-
Ts-- :. from splitting E1s-eby the Tree L
mach GlsSz--s5 II : s2SssSze6 that these ne
marks vAlle sE-ayizc 10 Z2z-Eo sid other Ike
.-ees VII hz-Isiy d to= 1he palm ,-5be.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

tendance Al seAesl and At church, Sak is a large
island. and il hiss long eeea Jtesiri tc reach Il
With the Goss,el message Now. the missionaries
want ~ carry the lScht ef christianity far west
as NagN next wear ii il cas, ,ssssitly be done,