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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08
TIA. nrau, Petition.


n far Easser e tAe Essasifsa tsazeftts
Sometime ago il was reported that petition had
been started herr. praying His Excellency Gov.
pominis 10 surerseSie Sheriff Everett by some
rssore efficient msn hut il me, with such cool ne
cepgSon that il was Thought TO have met with
well rneritei death. Many were therefore surprised
- see in the Coss-esvSai ASSsrsSsss Of Saturday
last the communication With reference 10 the mat
er II is melancholy fact that some persons will
always be found eSotiSsical enough to suppose that
thev represent the intelligence and views Of
whole community, II must have been such n sup
position or els psrscnsl grievances which led to
she publication Of the petition fer glance at the
signatures viii show the names Of enly Eve men Of
any prominence. the others being paid employ
evs S,f thrSe FIVE II is = sample Of ball-iozinS.
and MY esfors st that. Mr, Everett has held the
position ~ sheriff for rssy yesrs, and no one can
sy that he has nos coSsisatioaSly attended 10 its
GutseS The petitioners themselves decline to
enter into aay Volurainccs Srd exhaustive exrsrs-
sso- Of the many CAUSES which called forth their
apssSsl call of hands, 'gere there any necessity
toT - doing. voald give Mr., Everett a lsrse ms
ioEisy over those Of TIE StsSHected few. The pub
kcsiioa % iAe PETITION would seem 70 show that
The Si1t,e-S werc zShxsaed % present such weak
Sssir u Ills Eroellensy, though they were SppA-
e-noS IL publishing the petition before its present.
atioa ~ him. Several Of the planters, who had
;As1sA; 10 remain as dark horses in the matter
are oalsaiesAely annoyed over the publication Of
the petition PLANTER.
MSGi, September I. ISL
I Ms RnzVos,-I nesssed in the advertiser Of the
s;A uls-, petition 70 Governor noninis. request
ias the removal Of tAs Sheriff Of MSai As one of
I the ssSns-s OF the petition. take the eariies;
opyartGnity Of entering nv protest against the
publication ef the Sae for the following Tsasouss
In case petition % thSi kind fails in its mission
then :: vol& be i,iy - ls: the general public
| know u orr vrc1SS, ect thS; paper had no; been
] presented IL the Governor for Consideration.
I vas so-ry Soy having signed il. within half an
koG- after. - fo<;nS ii had been written in pet
Z ~ the Shs-21s action II = particular lccl case.
: whereas sGy signature WIS gwen general pEIa-
I esp,ss- ! tank speak for the majority OF the
sSSae-s when say It's publication Was premature.
( lEapolisSe ssi ill-SGvtSed- cane no. On whose
cc<as srssd II the parScii Of justice 30; Will not
allow any ns - make 5 tool ot ne 10 further his
D ends II any particular spite,
ReSpeeifally yoars.
/ JAsrEs ". GIEvIS.
wasiGks Sept S2i. lSSo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08
MnRTGAGEES SAIE

HACCORDANCEwTTH POWER
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

81 ne az IN relation Labor CoEfr1cfs nase ~
pointed M ?. ECEDEEBERG 70 net ~ ~ 1ePEly
e1rlrg ny Temporary abssucr from this city
CHARLES J. GCLlCA-
Agezt % take aeno.jedr.enf- y coa.rsefs f1r La1
IN the DlsErict of Eoas. Oahu- - -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08
CHECKs LOST

n HONOLULU, ON THE 18TH
iSsi 1se PlanfafIoa Orders, No. slz for $50 and
Eo- -. Tor 9lz2-z Parties ar1ine eifher sr boIh of
hsu VIII please fet1rn ne sane % the p Advertiser
~. ~ gs{Ient szyisz been sto2led.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08
DIES
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING !
MRS. D. B. GRIFFIN

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08
Glen e5drnfsemeuts.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE
Ii ACCOUNTS DUE AND OW-
y ING Il ~ EACTE-C COMMERCIAL A0Fs2-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

II ozr p-eTio1 notice Of the Pisl3s in the Exhibi-
no7 tSo IF II connection Tifk those OF the German
Coz-t- -e-e 1nzhle 10 do than enumerafe the
eThioits q L NEUFELD ct Berlin. and that euumers-
iio1 w1s sEroaeo1s- Since writing that notice the
SE17e! ASe1is- Aessrs- Rzbone FecZ Co. have given
zs Al opportunity Of seeing the Instruments Of which
foz- exhibited instead OF two, formerly stated
The ftrsl = Grand " fuil COMPASS. a. octzFes
oEe-s-l1E acogsticai metal frame in sgFz1ss the
aetto1 is perfect unfsi1g repetition AL the modern
Improvements applied. tn instrument Is czsed in
-Hz- of z1e S1e and Light io1ch. and being in .ddi-
Io1 D IA The Elnsl -sceEoEIhE O1ghf 70 command ID
Elos- ready zz-kel.
No. Is an uPEizhi cottage sr.Rd- with iron frame
cFe-xtrrn=. Eell finished a1d cased in = hzadsone
,r1z1e n the Lo5is Qrs-0Tze style No j. AZ up
Ez cottage simpler IN the exterior bui with substz-
IA 7eta fze ard al the -Tide1ces Of Thorough care
IN TIE internal cc1sfrlcficr No. i IN oFer.frunz
zp.tEht bozcoir cottage Of Te-T agreeable tone
Hay1zz tEor01EhlF examined The workmanship and
eo1srzeio-- s11 tested tore and touch able
spe1k E;6 co1f6slce the steriiu= merits Of these
izss--7ezts especially Eben ~e eczpare the prices
T1ts iEo=- Ct otc-r exhibits II Pianos uoE on
ezhib5tioz ~ lie store Of
SO Il T. HACKFELD 3 Co
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08
Unu-s P-sre 500 Each.


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JOHN = ECSz-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

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Az sAr rnss--s-s r. Wrlusn, l-is-s q Mar
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08
NOTICE

TENDERS FOR SUPPLYING THE
IL caszu-s EssslzI- VIII PIX fsr -EtlEs MA.
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T.s 11tsE zzsz X rss5- Ez5 - - IF-sEsz = II -
- y = - =AEFEz ssr4-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

WDUEE gFRsEBED sPERM 0IL N auAs-
J ssss sns ''' . '''A 80 AwPEIRcE AGO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

SsnnasSons and those who raraic1. as IN cola-
t-zss. are NOT hrTs by she seoya-N- c, A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08
Spsfili ,Aahres.
SpeeIal Notice.
Notice TO the Public.

~. wAIasr's DeasAl RSSz.s Uill Be closed sro-,
Tess..y sssss. .ase. Es.iI sA.s.aay. sept s.A Sc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

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ris--srs al Hiacl lsinrE - Eav,a
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-27

lqstiians are running off stock in the county of
Gannison, Col, and an outbreak seems inevi-
table. The authorities have asked Governor
Estkln to send aG, 900 rounds of ammunition.
The st. Louis Globe-Deaeocrat rublishes a
special, giving an account OF the fight on the
night of the lSth inst, between "a company of
35 volunteer rangers, unde~ Jack Harrison, and
a band of shout so Ute Indians, near small
town called Jacks Cabin, in which several In
di rs were said to be killed and wounded.
Intelligence was received at Ell Paso, Mexico,
on the 18th, of the annihilation of Victoria and
his whole tribe. Following areethe particulars
of the fight: On the afternoon,of the 18th, the
troops overlook and surrounded the Indians,
the latter being in position upon two hills known
as Los Castaioam, one of which they we're
forced to abandon. On the morning of the 18th
the fight was renewed, resulting in the almost
complete destruction of the whole party Chief
Victoria, so warriors and Is women and chill
dren were killed. Seven women and children
We're taken prisoners. Two hundred and fifty
head OF horses were recaptured. The Mexican
loss was three killed and three wounded, show
ing that the Indians were almost entirely desti-
tute of ammunition. Within the past year Vic
toria and his band have murdered upwards of
400 persons.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-27
q Horrible &fGrN.

The Denver Tribune has information from
Hereford county that Antonio Mestes, a MeXi-
can, murdered his wife and babe most horribly
few days ago. He first knocked the woman
down with club and then sliced knife and
with it savagely lacerated the lower portion of
the woman's body, cutting out immense pieces
of flesh. He then deliberately ripped open her
womb and took the still living child from it,
which he dashed to the floor and stamped upon
until life was extinct. After this ne tore the
body of his wife almost apart, aud after further
mutilation fed. He was found near his old
home and placed in q school-house for safe
keeping With guard of men. 1t having be-
come generally known that he had been over
taken, and his whereabouts being ascertained, a
body of 60 men were soon got together. who
marched to the school-house about 10 o'clock at
night, and, taking him out, proceeded to adj
minister punishment to the man for his crimes
His body was mutilated in precisely the same
manner as was his wife's by Inn. His scalp was
then lifted and rope tied about the mans
neck, the other end being attached to the horn
OF saddle. He was then dragged about over
the ground until his body was entirely ,lnrecog-
niZal2e.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-27

killing Lewis Washington, colored man,
wound1ng five others, aud wrecking the train.
The railway train from Dartmund, West
phalia, TO Berlin, was precipitated down an en-
bankment on the 22d inst. Two persons were
killed and 26 injured
AS an express train was rounding q curve
near Conemaugh, Pa, on the Dist inst the
truck OF the tender jumped the track, forcing
two express cars, one baggage car and q pas
senger coach from the track. Express mes
senger Charles McCoskey, of Pittsburg. was
killed, and two other messengers injured. One
express car caught fire and was consumed.
The night express train from Toledo for
Cincinnati over the Dayton and Michigan road
was diUched about twenty-five miles from the
starting point Oh the night of the 18th inst.
The locomotive. baggage-car, two passenger
coaches, and a sleeper we've thrown off the
track. Singularly and fortunately, no person
| was injured.
North-Adams, Mass, dispatch of the Goth
| says, freight train was wrecked In the Hoosac
tunnel about mile east of the central shaft.
| Eight cars were smashed, but no one was in
! iTlrGd.
collision OF the Cincinnati Hamilton and
| Dayton railroad OF Jones Station. 10 miles
north OF Cincinnati, on the goth inst, resulted
IN the lnJurlng OF Is passengers. None were
killed outright and none are yet dead.
COLLISION on the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy railroad near Aurora, ILL.,, on the Goth
inst, between the east bound passenger and 2
switching train, smashed the baggage and two
passenger cars, lnJrr1ng two passengers serious
~, two slightly and shaking up the rest
An accident occurred on the Raleigh and Gas,
ton railroad early on the morning of the goth, at
1oungsVllie, Il miles from Raleigh N. G. Alocal
freight train and an excursion train colIided.
Six hundred excursionists were Oh board. One
was killed outright and Is wounded. two of The
latter died soon after.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-27

at San Fernandino, Cal, on the night of the
22d. Mr.. and Mrs. Bridges attended political
meeting, leaving their children alone in the
house. In some manner the dwelling caugh1
fire and the four children, the eldest aged IL
burned to death.
By the burning of tae residence of Oscar
Kalthe, near Caledonia, Mimi, on the 22d inst.
Kalthe and a daughter persisted in the flames
A shocking calamity la connection with a fire.
occurred at Cincinnati, O., shortly after III
o'clock on the morning of the Goth. A fire
broke out In the sho-dy mandatory of REM
Hay, Second and Broadway, in such a Vav as
to cut off escape from the third story, where q
number of women were at work The firemen
made heroic but Intellectual attempts to res1ue
the women. After extinguish1ng the fire they
succee led III extricating the dead bodies of five
women. The building was not burned down.
The floor where the women persisted was NOT
much injured. the flames being confined mainly
to rags and other combustible stock. There is
no question that the loss of life is due wholly
to the careEessness or the fright of the victims
themselves. There was ample time if they had
not stopped for their clothing, or become con-
fused. to escape. Mrs. Eliza Bartlett who
jumped from the third story window of the
building, escaped with broken ankle.
A boy named Clarke, four years old. died of
Plainfield Nj, on the 18Th, from the effects of
burns received the day previous by his clothing
catching fire while he was playing around q
bonfire. His grandfather was also badly burned
Ill attempting to save the child.
daughter of George Madison, near Kirby
vile, Oregon, was burned to death on the 10Th
lust, her clothes taking fire.