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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-04-10
THE PACIFIC
Commercial ADOtrtlstr.
saturday,. APRIL 10.

THE THoucHTLEss utterances Of a few idle Cos
Sips IL dignifed by the Gazette into " rumors Of
Ministerial designations, which, on authority on
which it thinks it can rely, it is informed are IN
founded. Perhaps the fact is that our neIghbor
was 80 deeply occupied in considering the Hoa-
pill Baker 4" thunderbolt " and that other dire
explosion Of 81 stop the Gazette, both emanat-
ing from a sort Of cabinet-a kitchen cabinet, 30
to speak-that it got things muddled.
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P. M. S S. Co.'S Time Table for 1880.
G o III M Err "a

PRIDAK. PRH .. Iss0.
We have had four arrivals from abroad during the
veeks-tWo laden with coal; one a war vessel from Japan
en- route fer Siberia and yesterday the Hawaiian immi
grafton bark from Jaluit The vaIue u imports by these
arrivals win not exceed sIs.OO0. There have been two
departures, both for San Francisco. taking domestic pro
duce sugar valued al slOG .SaOsO.
The receipts % sugar 81 this port from the pIsntafions
since cur report % last week, amount 70 n go pseksges
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-04-10

A ELL was recently introduced in the Califor-
MIA Legislature, which provides that upon the
foreclosure Of any mortgage and sale Of the prop
erty therein described, and the payment of the
moneys received from such sale, when the sum is
not sufficient to discharge the debt, or part Of the
debt for which said mortgage was held az securi-
II, and the costs OF foreclosure and sale, the pay
ment Of said sum shall discharge in full the par
ty or parties held in such mortgage from all fur
Their debt or liability for the said debt, or part Of
the debt for which said mortgage was given, and
from all costs made therein" A petition was
being largely circulated praying for The passage
Of the bill, in which it was urged that honest
debtors are by existing laws not only deprived Of
land that has been mortgaged for a small portion
Of its value, but that judgments are held or OBJ
tanned which strip the mOrtgager Of any remnant
Of personal property which might remain, and
result IN driving him from a state whose laws are
in opposition to every idea of sound policy. The
). F. Merchant, in advocating the bill says that
. unless something Of the kind is done TO tide
debtors over periods of depression and bad crop
seasons, we must expect to see a continued emf
grafton to Oregon and other States and Territor-
les, and a continued avoidance of California by
immigrants. If the adoption Of the principle is
a just and proper one IN California, would it not
be equally so in Hawaii
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Value of Foreign Standard Coins in United
States Mnneu

Ia pnEsutnce 81 thelaE. a. required u the Director
u The United states Mat, the following table Of esti-
EnnAte o. vAlues oEforeigu coins submitted b. the Secre-
ftsry o. the Treasury has been approved by him, and Is
ometaLy proclaimed % be the values Of such coins ex-
pressed IN the money account ~ the United States, and
20 be taken in estimating the values Il all foreign mer-
chAudise made out IN any " said Currencfes, imported
on OrAftcr Lanuary ]. IssO.
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The survey Of q railway to TimbucioO is among
the latest novelties. IL is estimated that the build
ing Of the line will bring into direct communities
ton with Europe more than fifty millions OF negroes,
and are not at oil disposed to repel the advances Of
Euroueaus
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A new remedy for consumption has been an
nounced in Vienna. DR.. Kroezak, Of Innsbruck, the
assistant Of Professor Prokop, Of Rokltanski, has
h AZ 4 specifc. Il il the Natron benzoicum, or ben
Mate Of soda, the TaPOur being inhaled from an at
tenuated ~solution.
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DIED.

s1urH-At EiIausa. Kauai. on the 51st ult-, CHEIsrISA,
Youngest child Of Antoine and Sarah smith, aged 1 year
and IS days
CLARK-Iu this city, April 9th, HELES GEoRGETrA, be-
loved wife Of William CLARK. aged y years. 8 IN months and
days. - Portland and Utah papers please copy
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One NATURAL result Of our position Of isolation
from all the rest Of the world is that we are visit
ed by very many strangers, travellers and wan
derers over the face Of the Earth, about whose
antecedents and position we know nothing GER
tainly, and whom we, in the simplicity of our
hearts so unschooled in the ways Of the great in
tTiguing world beyond US, are often too apt to
take for what they seem to be, OF claim to be.
Aud therefore il is not strange that occasionally
we lind (toO late to mend) that our confidence has
been misplaced, and so abused. As communica-
ton becomes more frequent, cheap and easy be-
tween our Islands and the great centres of popu-
latiOn, we shall be increasingly liable to the visits
Of the adventurer tribe, and dearbought expert
ence will learn rs to be more cautious and less
generously c~Onfding in our intercourse with
plausible, giIt-edged strangers. 1t may indeed
seem to US ungraciOus, and quite foreign to our
usual style, to adopt the "hands-off'' mode with
newcomers; but alas, tits the way of the world,
and the safe way dictated by experience as well.
While it is within the bounds OF possibility that
WI may indeed now and then entertain a superior
being, unawaTes, the chances are that some of our
mysterious visitors may turn out to be anything
but angelic in their plans and objects. While we
are credulously listening to their diplomatic
phrases, their display of erudItion, or mystic
rious references TO powerful influence in certain
quarters that may be of vast importance to our
Interests-they are probably laughing in their
sleeves at the case with which we simple island
folk are gulled.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-04-10

NAVAL
HIKMs DHguifSe, De Livrou
MEECHANTNEN
Am miss bgtne Morning star, Bray
Haw BIZ Mstrc Mactcay. Boig
Haw bgtne Pomare, for sale
Am sch Honora.
Am sch American Girl. Backus
Brit BIZ Lady Lampson. Marstou
swedish bk ueruine. IN quarantine outside
An sch Twilight. Whitney
An ship Gen Butler, Ryder
Am bk Annie, Sandberg
Am stm Ehaier Mary and Helen, Owens
Haw bk Hawaii, Wbitncy
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NOTICE.

kNoR IA OF CLOSING THE
= business and accounts Of the MILLINERY ESTABLISH
~ "a fort street the undersigned requests all persons
ing unsettled after April 20, win Re placed In the hands Of a
$500 nsotot J. Il. BLACK
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I
ARRIVALS

April 3-Am VII blk Eliza, Murray, from Cruise & Hno, 81
bbls sperm
y III IR N ; Djguitte, de Livroa- p days I'm Yoko-
hama. Japan
S-Am ship Gen Bauer. Ryder. " days I'm New Castle.
uSW
Am b Anie, s~Andbers, 90 days I'm New Castle,
N8W
Am sim whaIer Mary & Helen, Willard, I'm home &
cruise, $50 bbls sperm
SHAW BIZ Hawaii, whitney, 81 days from JaIuit
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PASSENGER

For San Francisco, per Eureka, April Jd-Capt II See
gers, wife and child. John Howe
For Manila. per Kale, April ID Mrs } Peterson
For San Francisco, per Claus spreckels. April sth-C
Hancock. G. Calhoun, ID b McIver, J VI Terry, Rogers.
From JaIuit, per Hawaii. April 9th-2s2 immigrants
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the residence Of the Hon
Hermann A.. Widemann. in Makfki. March %. 1s6O. by the
Rev. Hermann Eockmann, Nh. CHARLES o. BERGER, 10
Miss PNrTIE WLDEMNSS.
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EXPORTS.

For Cruise. per LoIeta. April J-Lot stores aud trading
goods Foreign value, s1.5iJH r
For San Fnucisco. Per Eureka. April @.Eu pkgs
Sugar. $50 bgs Rice. 1000 bdls Hoop Iron. s. bis Pulu. 80
bbis Molasses, ~ terces do, "a Green Hides, 81 sks
Wool. II bdIs skins Domestic value, si9sss % foreign
value, st.51G.
For san Francisco, per Claus spreckels, April $500
pigs Sugar. go Hides. 1T bgH Rice. 10 bis Wool. I g.
blankets, ? c. Machinery Domestic value, s55.OiI 50
foreign value, $3.50
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DEPARTURES ~.

.pru 3-Am bk n W Amy, Freeman, for san Francisco
3-Am Bktne Emma Augusta. Young, ir Port Townsend
a-Am VII bgtne Tropic Bird, Jernegan- for Arctic
sam topaan sch L0leta, Dexter, for Arctic
4-Haw bk KaIe, AhlbOrn, for Manillt
Am bktne Eureka, Nordberg. for san francisco
5-Am VII BIZ EIzA, Murray, for Arctic
sam sch Claus Spreckes, Won schmidt, for ) Fran
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Professor Nordenskjold announces his intention of
undertaking q fresh journey Of exploration to the
Siberian Polar Sea. He will start from the river
Lena, and make the New Siberian Islands his base
Of operations.
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PoR


From New Castle, per Gen Butter. April $3.50 tons
coal.
FROM View castle. per Aime, April $50 tons coal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-04-10

TIE MAoRIs.-A late New Zealand paper SAYS:
At 3 o'clock this morning, a young native named
Tukopo, Of the Orakuku, died at the Ngarougopa,
and as it was rumoursd that the tangi would De very
numerous, and that the situation might be talked
about, l went over. The tsngi was Of the ordinary
description, and up to the time Of my leaving, in
order to catch the telegraph time at Normandy, no
direct allusion had been made to the state Of affairs
on the Plains. One ed native orator, however, in a
long speech deplored the degeneracy Of the Maori
race through contact with the European, re the fact
that Takapo (the deceased) was a young man. He
said that in former times only the old men died of
disease; nov the old men lived, and the young men,
after learning from the pakeha to drink waipiro
(whisky), and to say, "God DAMN took i'll and
died. This speech was delivered with great fervour,
was atteutively listened to, and evidently made q
deep impression. When the speaker commenced,
beer in large quantities was being handed round,
but towards the afternoon the supply was, by order
OF Hone Pihsma, stopped.
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1t has trauspred st HOngkOng that the police
have been in the habit Of shipping criminals to Aus
tralia at the rate Of forty At q time.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

HOI1CE.
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY THE
~ Hon A Fernandez (CircUit Judge Of Maud admiuistra-
Tor Pro ten Tor the Estate OF the late Andrew Walter OF Lsha-
ina, Maui, deceased, all Persons indebted 10 the said estate,
are requested 10 make settlement without delay. And all per
sons having claims against said estate, will please present the
same with proper vgGchers within six moths, or be forever
barred d TURTON.
Lahains, March Is, 1850. APPS ST
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A Russian photographs and scientific expedition
has been dispatched 70 the Pacific TO explore and re-
port upon matters in connection with the coast Of
the japanese sea and islands.
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WANTED
l.OO0 GAIIONS SPERM

IENHE PURE ARTICLE OF BODY OIL
- Just on shore from the TROPIC BIRD. This oil Is
strained, and is as clear and white as water. /
For sale by (spS SOY BOLLES & co.
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BIRTH.
RRIED.

u al. city. April 9Th to the wife Of Dr. H TA.eh'
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The Pope is about to disbsnd his gensdarmes, who
are more costly than useful.
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FOR SALE!
FINE STEERS g. =
HOLLISTER & co.

DRUGGISTS, APOTHECARIES, IMPOR-
~ TIERS Of Tobacco and Cigars, Manufacturers OF SodG
Water, Agents for p Lorillard & Co.'s Tin Tag, w. S. kim
bic & Co.'s Vanity Fair, and Goodwin s Co.'s Old Judge. To
baccos and Cigarettes.
u No. SIS Nuuanu Street, Honolulu. mylT '79
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-29
AFRICA W. HOLLAND.
Terrific Fight With Knives and
Revoivers Between Negro
and Dutch Harvest
Hands, Near
SedaliR.

Mr.. 7. VI. Chsmb~slin, who iarm- 200
acres Of land twelve miles north al Thu
city. and gives employment ." several hsr-
vest hands, had sk, rmisd on his farm las,
Sunday morning. His hand. were butch
and negroes. He had noticed that they
failed to mingle With each other on the
most fratesnsl terms aud knew they Wesr
oil armed, bat didn'i anticipate any var Of
races. But las, Sunday morning about four
O'Clock hearing thre as, oaihs and ouicries,
- II free Ugh, Was in progress in the
quarters where the hsnds slept, be sprsng
Out OF bed and clad in his night clothes,
trimmed wi,h . double barrel shot gun,
rushed down TO quiet the trouble. He
found . negro named Green With knife
drawn. and Duich tramp, harvest hand
from Chicago, With revolver in his hand ,
and the entire quarten up in arms, all
equipped With knives, razons. 81 revolvers,
the Dutch in one BODY and the negroes in
smother. They Just bessn the wsr - be
came in on them, and though armed. they
throtiled each other and we're in the silde.,
kind Of knocking down end drsgging-ou'
match. Chsmberlin, With his double. bar
relied shotgun, pitched into the war, knock
iugdown Green and the chicago Duichmsn,
he disasmed them, which quiet~d matters
considerably, after which be took four re-
volvers from different member Of the crowd,
both colored and plain. A cessation Of hos
Utilities having been secured. both parties
declared they would work no longer for
Chambeslin unless he discharged the other.
He drew the contending forces up in line
Of battle aud counted them, and - all Of
them were good hands, there being lever
Dutch than negroes, he paid the dutch o8
and discharged them. The Immediate
cause Of the war appesn 10 have hsen ths,
the negro Green, charged the Chicago
Dutchman With having attempted to rape
negro woman, which the du,chman denied
and drew . revolver to resent this impu,a-
tion 90 his virtue and reputation. The
vacated psaees Of the Dutch have been filed
By negroes. and the aft bse~ses Of peace
nov sing serenely through those quarter.
and harvest fields. where 10 recently the
bloody threats and clssh Of rusty rs.,n ~
sounded.
MoRAL.-l,is dificnl, to induce Holland
sad Ai'ics to embrace and k;-s e.ch other.
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THE ..Exr At rurI.u

The diScove,y and pesos.i al the two LEI.
tiers ies, hr Mr. Brown 'st the anihori.ie-
into the -er,c, thar 'i-'- ss- ,n urdss-
standing i-j~ceu 'L- murderer ar,I HE
siir. srj that the i,as'isr-r h,"-si' .s..-
t.mpi.'sd suicide au.i ~sSrrobahly ~ p.,-.
session Of mssrs shsrhy 10 accomplish
that result: To fru-iraie snv .uch 4, sign.
deputy msfrhsi Freeman, accompanied by
sisor Farrell, se,sesni- Deiich and Snyder
officsr Bsrrcns and several other psirnlu,en
m de haste TO the i'll aud quietly slipped
up in iron, Of Hsde Browns r~Il.
''Come outside, H..ie," said freeman in
- Careless . tone - he could feien.
Brow n looked up md ss~ the .qn.d al
oficers. In d ,-h he OWNED that some.
thing deeply eflec,iny him had ,rneswr.d.
He did not knnw xbsA. nor lid h- care. As
quick o. lightning he iiase,i has hand 10
his vest pocket, drv .ui the package 81
morphine and crammed il into hi. mouth
Before he could swallow the fatal drug,
however. the officers had -eiz.d him and
powesfnl hands h.d ,-iened their vi-e-like
clutch about his neck. Then ensnsa
A rRI"HTEtL sTRr..IH.
The bsf fled wretch n lun,Ier.d and fought
With the desperation of \ madman. His
blaePhemies and nsihs and imprecasious
we're too terrible Tor recital in . public
print. Alierna,. he cusse,l himself and
bis aeailanis.
Kill me, you dogr Of he shrieked,
"rve got TO die .nyw next Friday. and
might Just a. veil die here ani now"
1t va 4 dreadful scene The struggle
lasted several moments. till absolutely ex.
haunted, blue in the face, his eye balls pro
truding from his head and the iroih bob
ling from his month. the mi-erable wretch
lay frebly writing ON the Ill noor. A j
he had b-en q beast, his mouth vas pried
open and the poisonous package ds.eget
forth. Then he Vas hauled TO his cell ant
plscsd under hesvv guard. snd even thes
exhausted n he wAs, he continued tn ute
the mos, revolving bla.phemies and impre
cations.
IL Vas decided not to communicate In hin
the fact Of hi. wi,e'- death ,ill Today. Tn
readers of the Ti@es sill know il all befor,
Hade Brown learns hos sad IN end hi
noble wife'- hitter, bitter life hsd.
-Mcihers, you can relieve your bsb.
of its discomfort, without administering
opium. that deadly drug. By using onl!
Or. Bulls Baby Syrup.
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We ere authorised to announce Jno.
A. Ley ~ candidate for the ofhee oi
Probate Judge III Psttis county. subject to
ih~ decision Of. the Democratic convention.
-,e are authorized to announce the
nance ri Richard Taylor rs candidate Tor
she office Of County Assessor 81 fe't's
county, subject tc the decision OF the DEM
ocratic convention.
We are nuthOrizsd to announce the
name Of j. A. g. Bro~n - q candidate fOr
the Office Of County Collector, subject to
the decision oi the Democratic county COLI
WESTON.
We are sn'horized to announce the
name CT Smith Hopkins ~ = Candidate tor
the Office IL Collector Of Pestis county, aub-
iecs To the scision Of The DemOcratic con-
ventiOn.
We are authorised to announce the
name Of R. J. Shy % candidate iOe
Sheriff III Pet,is county, subject to the as--
cisiOn OF the county Democratic nominate
ing Convention.
We are ~n,hori,ed to announce T. A.
Fowler ~ q candidate for The Office Of Cir
cult clerk, subject 10 the decision OF the
DemOOrsiic county convention.
We areaushorised to announce John
E. Rylspd q . candidate for Criminal
Judge Of the Sixth Judicial Circuit 1T
Johnson County, 1t the ensuiue ge"srsi
election, subject to the acsiOn OF the Demo-
cratic party.
We are authorised 10 announce the
name OF n. 8. Conner ~ . casdidxte for
the Office Of sheriff. subject to the decision
OF the county Democratic convention.
We are authorised to announce the
name Of K. 7. GENTRY ~ . candidate tor
County Treasurer, subject to the decis'on
of the county Democratic convention.
We are authorized To announce the
name Of w. F. Hsnsberger a . candidate
Tor the Office 81 County Assessor ri Petus
county, subject to the decision ot the Dem
! ocraiic convention.
We are authorized To announce the
name Of franklin Houston IA y candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney for Petite county.
subject 10 the decision Of the democratic
! nOmlnsting convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name 81 J. w. Walker ~ a candidate tor
| the office vi Assessor Of Pettis county, sub-
iect to the decision Of the Democratic
county convention. 81
We are requested to announce the pae
Of Jno. T. Heard, ma a cand'dsie Tor the
State Senate. suhjsc' to the 'ircision Of the
Democratic di.,rict nominating convention.
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Babcock, on the Indictment found By
the court ct 81. Louis.
While commanding the department
Of Louisiana and Texas, in 1868. be
wrote to GoverEor Pease 10 relation
to. aud opposing. the abolition of the
local civil laws, and said /: "On them,
a. on q foundation Of rock, repoees
almost the entire structure OF social
order in these two states. Annul
this code of laws. and there would be
no longer any rights Of either person
or property here.
Power may destroy the former. but
not the principles. ofjustice; these will
live even in spite of the sword"
Personally General Hancock is .
man Of magnificent form and COM
manding appearance. He is over SIX
feet in beigbth. weighs about 24O
pounds and IL very erect and active.
/ Socially be is one Of the most agree
able and popular Of men. and ha'
hosts Of personal friends ill over the
land. With the power and appear.
ance Of Q ruler, be has the courtesy
abd simplicity Of . true American
gentleman. He i man u honor, 70
love, to work for. to vote for. II the
democratic party cannot elect Genera
Hancock. then it could elect no one
and would deserve defect.
A. most Sedalians know, Genera
Hancock has owned property in THU
county for many years, and this spring
he became the purchaser of $50 acres
adjoining bis other tract. He nov
owns 666.6 acres. lying one mile eas
of Windsor. The whole tract hal
been fenced and improved this yea
by his agents here, Houston 4 Both
we'll. The farm il . 6oe body of land
and, when fully improved, will make
iue home for it, owner, in bis old age
The farm has been leased for thre
years to Judge John Baker. of on
county court and is occupied ant
cultivated BY John N. Brown who re
Gently removed to Ohio.
/ General Hancock visited Sedalia il
1869 or 1870. and was here in MarcI
1877. and in April 1880.
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JUNE ORA WING.
<li..ts'
Whole ticket. q. Half ticket. 81.

Whole ticket. p. Half ticket. 81.
- trksts. So. =, thkets, sI1,
Remit nv postofsce money order, registered
letter. hank draft express.
To insure against mistakes or delays, CORES
pondents will ,isa.e rite their names and ploc..
Of resisi.Wce plsInly. GIVING po-soffice hov 90
street, Ant town. county ami state.
NJ communications connected With the d.
button AMI orsis@- tor tickets should ts, a.iir--
:" II ". iabsHbNAN. Corner. Journs! Built
ing. touisv Tie. NY. .;os AMI 81 Er,s. SsI
New York.