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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15

Now for Mr.. Garfield himself. aud he
gave his testimony before this same
/ Committee under oath:
Odd You visit New Orleans in the
month OF November, 1876?
A.-Gcs.
Q.-What time in the month did you
20?
Al think it was the nth day OF
November that We arrived at New Or
leans.
The 18th day OF November was imme-
. dia;rly alter the Presidential election OF
| 1876, and he was there with John Sher-
man, he was there with Kelley OF Penn
sylyania, and many others whose names
will not delay you TO repeat, and in his
testimony he says that they left New Or
leans to return to Washington City on
the first day OF December. So YOU will
observe that James \. Garfield was nj
New Orleans, reaching there about a
week after the Presidential election, and
STAYING there eighteen days. What did
he do while there? charge, aud the
Journal" saws ii /. is supported, hels
/ disgrdccd man; | charge that he Occu'
pied an inner room of the Custom
/ House. assigned To him, and him alone,
and ia that he saw witnesses,
black and white, OF Louisiana, and he
conyersad with them alone, and VIXEN
their testimony was not made out salts
factory 10 him, he suggested interroga-
tories that should be put to them, and
those in'errOgatOrieS went to h Re
turning Board, and that Returning
Board male a report against the men
That we're elected. That Is what | now
charge. / say to o | will make 1t to
YOU tonight by his " evidence.
What does the Journal say 10 me!
That / have furnished no respectable ev
iIancr. when have referred by page
and document 10 the sworn testimony
Of Garfield himself. What did he do?
First. gentlemen, | sad that they dis
trjbu,ed Parishes among these visiting
statesmen. and that in the distribution
If the Parishes for investigation and
m~anipulatioa. the Parish OF West Felicl-
ana fell 10 James A. Garfield. l VIII
Vp,G what he swOre to,and after tonight
il shall not be before the intelligence oil
Indiana what Hendricks said, but the
question now shall be what Garfield
sail. Applause. In his answer to a
question, he says:
Tnereupon, in order to make our
work OF examination and our knowl-
ed.e oil the case as iull as possible, the
suggestion was adopted that all the tes-
timony relating tn one Parish be gwen
TO one man. and the testimony relating
20 II her Parish should be given TO an
thar man Among the Parishes
that were contested were
the two Parishes OF Fellcl-
ana, and | believe that Mr.. Sher-
man assigned these Parishes to MI.
Parker and myself, saying that We could
divide them between us rs We chose.
suggested 10 Mr.. Parker to take his
choice. He took East Feliciana; | took
West Felic,sna. Laughter
O.-What did you take it for?
Twill! give the answer OF that preQ-
uant question. and when it is answered,
the journal says that the man that
the Republicans have upon their BAN
ner for candidate is a disgraced man.
~App!ause.I
Al mean by that to say that l took
the copies of all the official papers which
were delivered to the Returning Board
touching the election in West Feliclana
and for convenience of examining these
papers. az | did not reside at the -.
Charles Hotel, | occupied a room II the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
ISLAND RESIDENCE FOR SALE

ELEGtNT ISLAND RESIDENCE FOR
II SALE AT AUCTION.
The large and elegant residence of Mr.. JOSEPH
". WOODWARD. situate on North Front street,
Wheeling Island. will be offered for sale at
PUBLIC AUCTION at the front door Of the
Court House, in the City OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1850,
At 10 o'clock \. NJ. This property is beautiful.
ly located, grounds tasteful y laid out, house
large. possessing al the modern improvements
and in good order Persons intending 10 pur-
chase are invited 10 eIamine for themselves.
THOS. O'BRIEN
spl3a 1911 Market Street.
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unory.s rhoIic SnIvat

The only sa!vc in the world for Cuts. Bruises
Sores. ClCcrs. Sult Rhcum. letter, rhapped Hands
ChilbiainS. COINS and all kinds of Skin Erup
lions. This Salye II guaranteed TO give ~Sati>iac'
ton In every ease. 30 sure You get Hcnry'S Car
bolic Salve, a. all othorS are limitations. Price
&c. For sale 10y Logan. List d Co. Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE TX.
i,tlughclwrpn David Kull. 81, AMI January
Eisher. under the firm name and style III kul
K Fisher, has this day been dissolved. the sad
J. Fisher having purchased the interest oi the
said ID. Kull in the assets OF the said cOpartncr'
shin. ID. KULL, SR.,
JANUARY FISCHER.
Wur=rnE ". VA. =, pt. :. ESQ. SPA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
PlLESi PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found M Last. No
One Need SUfiIr.

A sure cure for the Blind. Bleeding, I.Chint
and Cllemtcd Piles has been discoveries Ly Dr
Williams TN Indian remedy. called nr. vii
liAms' ludian Ointment. 4 Siagle rnN has cured
the worst chronic eases Of twe;.ty uy" ana t'.riy
year Standing. - one need >LlJr i've minutes
lf.cr applying this wonderful soothing medicine.
cine. Lotions, instruments and elcctuariCS
do a great deal more harm than good. VII
liams' ointment abSHrhs the tlmors, allayS
the intense itching iplTticIlariy ut nisht after
getting warm in bed, acts rs n pou'lce, gives
instant aud painless relief, ana i prepared ON!
for piles itching Of the private parts and moth
iuC else. Thousands uJ cured patients attest itN
virtue, and physicians OF all schools pronounce
he greatest con,tribution To medicine OF lineage
II matters not how long or severely you nave
call for william. Indian Pile Ointment and take
no other. For sale by all druggists. Logan, list
4 Co. Agedts. West Gilmore, Bridgeport, o.,
AGENTS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
HEALTH AND WEALTH.

Ii seems strange that any one Will siher rom
the many arrangements brought on 10y an I'M
pure state of The blood, when ScOv:l!s Blood ald
Liver syrup will restore perfect health ana phy'
steal organization. II is indeed a strengthening
syrup. pleasant to take, and has proven itseif TO
be the best blood puniyer ever discovered; Of
i~ectunlly curing S~CrOiula, syphllitc disorders
Weakness OF the kidneys, all Nervous Disorder
aud Debility. II Corrects Indigestion. IL niaktS
the Old feel Young. the young fee, gay, and will
inyaribly drive on: of the system the many ~
that human flesh aud blood are hcII 70. Pr5e
of lar-e bottle with fun directions, SlOo. y
single bottle will prove 10 you H. mcr'S rs 2
health remover, for ii acts Ike q charm e'pt.!-
aIlv when the complaint is Of an exhaustive
nature. having a tendency to lessen the hatuia!
vigOr OF the brain and nervous system. Remem.
Der we keep this excellent Boot ana Liver
syrup for sale at our drug store IN "h"eiihg'
and do most cordially recommend il 10 our Gus
TONERS and all good people. Logan, List 4 Co,
AuaYts
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lD1g exr-g: sl.ily-Eewagx Aocunmoda
tr1.
i-~..uhsuy.tIc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tSa
dur-g the tay passes ElsNvgIl aud forward De
tvFsu Martins Ferry and nc'Hiry >'ppp!'s
wlrJ required e. sherman House, -EuS'iHe'
W,>s Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
r-trr.y.'y Accommodation.
a.----- ----.- Am ----- L----
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which he and others thus prepared the
Returning Board made a return against
the men that were elected for the men
that we're not elected that's the charge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship City of New York arrived about
noon on Tuesday. the 18th instant with dates
from Auckland to the sOth nit She left that port
at 5 O'Clock a m ON the SIS.
Cesonfai news
Another railway from Auckland to the North
was opened on the 18th Other works of the same
kind are Progressing. and railroads are rsuidly
Spreading throughout the colonies
Heavy foods have occurred in and about Napier,
New Zealand, resulting IN large los of property.
but fortunately no loss of life Iance sections Of
the railway have been washed AWAY.
The arresian well at Moore Park. SYDNEY. is
down l.sto feet, and the water Is permeated with
material like crude petroleum
European.
Italy, relative TO alleged fntrigues with Russia
against Austria the Italian Government has been
led to issue proclamation that Italy Joins with
the other Powers to maintain the peace of Europe.
been extended seven years in Germany.
Queen Victoria left for visit to the Continent
on the 25th of March.
NJ Gladstone is severely indisposed caused by
over-vork and strain attending electioneerinc
The Duke of Richmond and Gordon. President
OF the Priyy Oonci has resigned that position in
the Ministry.
The JoRdos-T sses thinks that there will he
pretty even division Of parties IN the next Parlia
mcnt-
On the occasion Of the Cars birthday. Emperor
William made speech IN which he Commented on
the peaceful relations between Russia and Ger
many And hoped they would continue.
In Russia preparations Of a varilke nature con-
tinue, for the alleged purpose Of the defense Of the
AMOR and expected var with China further mu-
nIiloEls OF war may be sent TO the Pacific
The French Government having resolved 70 pur-
sue reprsssive measures against the JesuitS are
about TO iss1e a decree dissolyins the society of
JeSuits and eITelllng all foreign members Of the
society from the country.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14
Card from MIR. Edgar walton. /.

Ne Eu-Tuz-Wiil yaa kindly qRblish tie following:
TO TIE pzho: There being many who il attending The
R1yzl Hawaiian Theatre and lookiaE 81 what they nay
consider great hozss- deem NJ duty 70 show hen
hos easily lsE ca D deceived Wif= On Saturday
las IL he hozse on q which las b pad before
raising The o-sin--eui- So: License. s.: door
kespz- g as1e-. 81; rcks-sels-- g s.; TWO stage
hElGs work soe1ey stage 8 =; making n al
50 f1- The building without Counting printing and
Other expenses incidental FOX The piece Now the New
Opsrz Hocss Il jos California beautiful thea
t brilliantly sighted NJ Bro-ssky. The proprietor lsi
finding czs one stage hsrd- Ecsnss (Which amounts
sisfe. comfy z-6 ciIyl SIS ticket sss- Ezd usher
Eulse Al Erie Ps11syzni1 including license. Tickss
seller. sAE- Stage hands sd gas Tor s. per night
There J. the theatre II WiluEro sane price TIE
beautiful theatre opposite tie Sherzn House in Chi
cEEo. Illinois kn0EE the View ChicA-o Theatre.
when under M J. 4 EcYicksrs lesseeship WAS only
81 PEI night could 70 citing many slch places
and NJ reason for doing : 70 sh0E the puhc that ali
= gold Which -iIs-s- Il cost last Saturday night
(u1i Counting oo1p11T1 % give thar performances.
cz-nnI Be confined without litIe lEr-er hu1se.
huidiu- lol quite - eroraifzlt- % play II. II
realty would b perfectly wiling 70 stop II Ho
aolzlu And cater 70 the pablo and form amateur
club that Uol6 compare fATo-zhlT VIII many Of the
companies -h-1 have visited here from tine % time hut
ont must i've aid others vii 6=Tots their services
thsss nztts1s- Buf N he past did vel posi-
BIZ ouzii BE dane El6 hsFz hesrd b1l Ts-y few Dis
se1tine voices IhzTe 6u1hl hat y TIE weather ~.
ben pruF1ious the fhsi-s U0uld have ben crowded
Had ire performers receive KuF s1lEry, should have
ben ouf % pocks Trusting NJ Editor you iIl give
ErzaE Wsr-ox
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14


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z- sE-z -1-z-s E-zz-zz-s to- tas
- =zzz 20 g. E-o-za5su-y -z=s-
- sl-zz -az ~ 5-z-zlsv q s--s1-ci--g
a z==zs-- 1850 - -hz5- zba-i-
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5E-F eze---az- ard laz-
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a. la1-E E@Es zE- =1z-d obey
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un-zzz 5zals= On ssaH-E. i i BEL
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cr-1zs q Ia cz-T - tbs
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g. Ere---1E--- i IS hee-
So --E--1-T -lzE 11-l n zszlcs 70 z--T
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-Z al c-1s-as Az 10 s-zl ever
a- --E rse q ~ -1E NAIVE Ia
49, ramzrHs ---s-1-e l.T c-lss la-lsB l-1--
$3.50 z.--z1-- 1s sazss-r- =a1 IT -1- prevent
M -FZ- ----1zE--- 49, Z : not t11=a
1sE--@- l--sef --r SIM 1z1n-S u1r-
Zz== h@Za=a E11 IL E11olzlz E-a
g. --E --Tl - w.-- rsrsTvE
- E=E- he=--s-e
a-E E-m szrL -Er= 5E a. c-zssss
e1-r -EE = 10 -------Es--z-- Or
$500 E--zsc- = - --lt--1-E
4@ == - z7a---T AID c---as
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

Daisy streets and strong winds have csused a
god dssl of discomfort and hard language Re
Gently. bzt the blessed rains came down on En-
5zv night cooled the air and lAid the dust We
are easy 10 SUI on the question OF weather but
don't have thu weather. there's the pinch.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

Father ohiniquay, a thro1ch passenger per City
Of New York delivered free lecture lsss evening
81 For street Church-suhiecs- e Catholicism =
which owing 70 the sho-; notice, was not nurne-
riozsly attended
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

reosption was held al the Palace on Tuesday
nooa- the 18Th, and the officers Of the Russian
Esr yessl n po-1 the i;gsiffs, were presented ID
KS MsSeS-x
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

Some of the young men who were concerned in
The supper at kahaau's on Saturday evening, the
50 instant have represented 20 Us that the state
msnt n,sde IN laSt weeks GAEKTTR. Is not alto
cefhsr correct We have no desire 70 injure any
one and ssy with pleasure that their version Is
this: TIE supper Wis given by 3 few of their
number and perhaps twenty-five or thirty were
present. hut no liquor was furnished 80 either NJ.
Harvey or the Bolaholz- nor was any taken there
by them 20 the knowledge Of the Young men
Both parties vent there drunk. and the row took
place after the supper Over, and on other than
hahAnn's premises Our information came from
afperson who professed 90 have been there, and
We had no reason that time to suppose the facts
were otherwise. The item was not written 20 pub
lish or punish these young men; but for ihe pHr-
pose of what influence II might have upon the
liquor question which promises soon 20 become
grave one In our midst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14
BOUNDARY NOTICE.

WHEREAS The IhDERSIGEED HAS
w been requested BIZ Noses Lzhelona TO properly
define the boundaries Of the Ah1puas Of Karniloln ST
uated in Kona Island Of Hoozi the Complainant and
witnesses having failed 70 appear: therefore. II is
APRIL 15D At 10 a. n It the Courf House II Lahaila
Mani il the tine and place for hearing said request
connissi0ner Of Bozndsries. Island cf Ma1i.
Lahzinz- March 3. 80 ID 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

Large quantities of liquor said TO arrive al
The hau ports every ulonth-trom 30 10 80 cases
mnnthly-every box directed 10 Cinnamon. who
are said 70 be making fortunes out Of the traffic.
month, and al snap their fingers al the police
lhn-IlleS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

From Kan We learn that the weather has contin-
ued 10 be quite wei during March. and the rainfall
for thai month is reported az from ~ TO 81 inches,
as noted IN different localities II rained nearly
every dav.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

Among the through passengers per City of New
York. Vas lis ExceIlency Sir Arthur Gordon.
Governor % Queensland, snd wife.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

The wharf made ST Msalaea about two years
AGO. Is reported to be IN q bad condition Tie
timber used Tor supports having been made OF
north west lumber II has already been destroyed.
Anything that Is worth dong should be done well.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

Al Pshala, the mill building. the engine house
and the boiling house al large iron structures are
being erected snd nearly completed. and the ma
chimney Is now mostly II It's place
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

Inc Iarce reSsrvoir now N course q consTuc1loa
at SpTeekelsville Is fast approaching completion.
The Immense dam Is growing IN proportions every
day Water Is already being stored The work Is
well worthy OF INSPECTION
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

Las Saturday 2 large advertised sale OF Lard
belonging 70 the Moehuuuz esszts took plaza
O=zng 20 . p-Ussss with reference TO some Of the
Mana I11s, The whole tan we're withdraw bit
he -sSz OF ths lands we're sold The mountain
r,u--iu- OF the zhzP1zs Of Pulehznzi comprising
abort I1.z5o sc-S was sod 20 NJ Charles II.
sIerzade- for 5000. On the --o snail parcels u
Fsloao rhe bid65,z Vas h-lsk- bit both we're final
y knocksd doEn 20 NJ Lzzzrzs q SSS5 and $155.
1nsss ssies h0Esve- h transferred over 70 kzhz-
-sI 3 native Eu1z1- II SO advance On TIE
rrurchzse rricss Ano-he- sale Eu Be held
shu-zfv xo- -as purpose Of sitting the rest
Of thz Ssbss Of the estate On Monday the
rl-s-isss bes11Elae 70 I1msheihsi and Others
zz-s sod On foreclosure Of nG-Ezge- 1hs zh1-
r1zzz q Kalzhi6 n ko1z- h-o1gh1 $2,10o. M
Geo c Becky US The purchaser. The zh1p1zz
q Nsshz h-u1zh1 S155, Mr.. Lzzz-zs bang the
hzvrr- TEzrry-nlns acres Of land AZ H01nkaa
ze-e bozrat b tie H1nokzz Sugar EuEnpzuy AZ
81 LIS and snail rac n Hnnoluzn booght by
Mr. LGzzrE hrcnEhf So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

The large siszm iilov now In Use on Mr.. Sp-eck-
els plantation Is noted with much interest by Maui
planters II Successful the experiment vii prove
Of s--ear va1re
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

The schooner Liislihs has successfully landed
az Hoaoapo all the machinery 10. the Hilea NIL.
and left or the 9th with cargo of Nsalehu sugar
.o- Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

Ten dsys ago the store OF ]. W GirvIn. ESD a
Wsiluku. Maui, was robbed OF about $500 worth
Of leEelry and other goods The building wa:
entered az night by boring holes through the side
and opening being made by saving out The sid
lnc- Three men foreigners were arrested on sus
picloT, but on calling the case before the PolioS
COuri a sslis pTsse1ai was entered 4 Chinsman i:
nov under arrest and another one being searched
for under the same suspicion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

The work on Alexander Baldvin's new sugar
mill Is progressing RAPIDLY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

Frank Mendez died Suddenly at Kahuiui last
week He Was an old resident and well known on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

late sdvioes stste thar the Przlssian srny is TO
b increased 10 10y officers and over 10000 men
on 8 pesoe footing. As 4 refslisfo-y MEASURE we
would s1-rest that The pssoe footing Of the Hzva-
ian army . placed 81 I7-s2S officers; never mind
ah1ut ne p-Iyaies- they VII take care Of then
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14


Hitchcock Il Co. a-e taking OF their new crop. of
which about - acres 50 far cut have Welded at the
rate OF five ions 10 the acre The new mill Of their
plantation Is dong 1ne work Everything moves
by DESCENDING 80 thai no force Is used II lifting
The cane Is aur1so 70 the mill. whence the juice
runs down NIL through hot pipes 70 the boiling
house. where II i delivered at about 80 heat.
The J. ". Se1re,- arrived al Hilo on the Sd. 1s
days from San Francisco. She brings = Chinese
labore-s and other PASSENGERS She also brought
some opium probably the property Of one OF the
passengers . Mr. Williams who took passage IN
San Francisco with his wife for the Mound trip for
his health he obtained permission from the Cap
tam 70 bring along little skl1 for his USE In
padding about the hArbo- and ELSEWHERE His
boat and be went ashore Sunday morning, and
landed up Nzlakea river. where Il was left IN
change Of native Towards night the owner and
his wife walked over % the boat fron HllO, and
taking up Whist f-1td out 70 be false bottom he
took out 81 OF s. TINS % opium and slsred back,
leaving TIE boards OF The false bottom loose the
bos1- Il seems that natives observed this
possibly SAL the whole proceeding, and reported
al headquarters the Consequence Of which wsS
that the parties arrested before Ihey reached
town and on Monday we're t-led- convicted and
sentenced to Imprisonment and hard labor be for
one year, she fo- three months and were sent 70
Honolulu by the LiEgl5tx On Thursday He Is a
sickly uzn Sn6 probably cannot endure much hard
labor The bark vas attached on the ground of
completely II the matter but Il i probable that 10
cause existed for this proceeding. The boat Was
nol on the manifest for the mason that Mr.. WI
ha-ns vent On board for the ro1nd trip and none
OF his effects were placed there as II Is not Te-
quIred- II Is probable that on the return of the
Litsits she vii Be released II not the attaching
officers ought 70 Be held responsible for abuse OF
authority OPIUM has been too easily s-nuSgled al
Hil0.
The Soauer has engaged full return cargo of
sugar from Hilo and vii sal from that poTT di-
rect for San Francisco the last Of the month
dollars
the freight handling. loss and expenses incurred
Ehan sugar i sent va Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14
aoBsIEs A. APPLETON.


sdl = GroeTal Aselis- Nv ; Ora Z ; 4
sa AL the xSove line Of slIhzn Watches for sale q.
The sore Of n McISEsNY, Sole Agent for tass King
don
Also. Agent for the GoRHAW STERLING SILVER
WARE Tae Trade Supplied the LOWEST PRICES
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14
Maui

M. F McCoppin has commenced to erect fine
residence on his plantation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

lie 5zrk l71l17ii -sE1-nso from the South and
Wes- On THURSDAY q lsss week the sth- She
h-zncs large aEnber Of tnniz-zn1s- n al soma
- 5nclz6snc over % Shild-ea- Her lssi po-- Of
departure -zs JziuII- but ~ are not informed
-hs-her al q thsSe people came from ths-e-
SsTe-al OF 1hs Essssslcs-S Clsd the passage Er.
The Ezrui VII Be fitted up to- immediate re1urn
20 The Sozth for more labo-ers- Tie yoGA Bright
z11h Ehozt 100 z--Ived on Sunday evening Ihsse
rols zre far looking ST. and Il Is % Be hnpsr
thai they VII prove equal 70 the change n the
c-ruu1s1z-aaS Of thsir living Planters and others
thruzEh0z1 the Islands z-s generally pleased With
these p=1pls- chiefly ps-hzps beca1se they are
found 70 e good nz-ured and -sschzhls- II Is
rsns-zllv found however that they ars unable 70
Do Is u-rh Eu-k rs Hz=zilzns OF ChineSs- Tho=s
Eho oeszrs them a. lzbo-e-s should however recol-
l=c1 tst fsy do not ge1 zs high wages as ether o.
zhs 70 clzssas znsu-lo-eo-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

One dzy lzs- week hulz oase cana before the
Poios Con- The evidence vas that The defend
an ard Gn1sher, Who clzirsd 70 Be PEs1n Of
s51cz-i1a- eats-1zinsd people fro- night 70 night
Ehoss e-pl1Tnent consisted = The hula card
--a~zu- and Ecan15o1s bshzvio-. Witnesses for
r. 6etezsa- Who Esre sen on the premises bE
ru0she- -ho z-a-- % take hsr 6s1ehts- fru-n this
pace tested thai they never had bes1 a. TINS
ho1se- nsvs- szz the hula and szE 10 ca-d-p-aT-
n Ths p-zso-s- Vas only found guilty has
lo1s-s taxing =Az brad from rhs months Of TIE
p1o-- L sune-iEnes sTE,ss-s Ike cssrsolli-E peo
pie o. Their aUzsszneu-s 70 sop TINS hula a. Ess
claimed by Bishop S-slsT. bu1 -huss who undsr-
SIND Hawaiian know full vel that osrtain hulzs
are accompanied With The Tilss- language and
gestures as zzs this case
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-04-14

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SID s0-,e1hI-l- 5es.e- than thai the other DAY
zhz1 h nj Robert and sid Nov Robert, Il
=zs rather too bsd FOR you TO publish al those
thizrs ab1zt Ii II szch = spitaful manner. and
v1z- c1ls1. 100 Nhz-eup1n Roo=--. II a s1pe-
nor kind Of a way as though h. wanted 10 sfzlli-
ale with sd-asthInE. replied. Sir thsss wrongs
t1e AL--sl-T tll=N O-Eli 70 nave EeslElesi
o. Vel" -el1l-eC Simon. ~nsTer mind nov. but
rs salt III tie Legislature meets tle-I PIT ny
thz1b On yoz and squeeze you b2dly-- Oh
Or Non 6cn't, Pi11ss don't. 1ou know nsvs-
Woe single word Of thai and don't know any
thing abort il = s66ad Rohs-1 hzrnhly a. though
d Fe-e rssdy 70 affiliate With The scvplss Of his
equals once Eno.e-