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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
GENERAL Grant ATLAs TEG1S, COL

DENVER, JHly THE Tribune'S Las Vegas
dispatch says General Grant and his party arrived
there this morning and met at the depot by very
large and enthusiastic cIOwd. The General made n
short speech To lieht banquet VIII he gwen him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
DEMOCRATIC TACTICS IN ALABAMA.

A LETTER FROM EX-SENATOR WILLARD WARNER
BREAKING UP REPUBLICAN NEETINGs-A STRONG
COUNTY TICKET.
TO the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: You have already noticed the fact that Re-
publican ratification meeting III MONTGOMERY, Aia''
was broken up few DAYS ago by shower OF eggs
Inoy have to state the fact that another Republi-
can ratification meeting held there June 20 Iii the
publc square, was so annoyed and interrupted by
the wells hurrahs and hisses of Democratic mob
as TO render hearing of the speeches Impossible.
Messrs Turner, Wickersham and myself were per-
mitted to speak without interference but whilst
General Burke was speaking the hoOting and howl
ing began and the following speeches of MeSSrs
Parsons and Reid and the reading of the resolutions
were rendered lnaudbe to nine -tenths OF the peO-
pie present and by the most vocifcrous howIng ana
Yelling Eggs were also thrown but failed to reach
the stand. The Democratic Sheriff OF the county
mouDted the stand and appealed to his Democratic
friends TO desst, but his appeal had little effect
And vet tho Democratic Convention OF Cincinnati
resolved That the right of a free ballot is rgpt
preseryative of all rights, and must and shall be
maintained in every part of the United States" How
about free speechf
The Republican majority in this Montgomery
County is between 5000 and 1000. Mr.. Hayes s
majority in this county was $500. The Republican
uuauestioned ability and character aud equal, II
not superior to the Democratic ticket Judge Saiaue
L. Rice, ex-Chief Justice of the supreme Court or
the State in ante -bellum times is on The ticket Tor
the Legislature, and Judge c. w. Buckley, ex-mem-
Der of Congress, is the candidate Tor Judge OF thc
Probate Court Mr.. Buckley is the present Judge
of Probate, and an exceptionally good olcGr. I;1i
The Republicans in the Solid South are not only
manfnlly fighting against disranchisemcnt
through the suppression OF their votes by reason o
Democratic frauds on the ballot box ana IaIsc
counts, but they are bravely cOntending at this
late day for freedom of speech.
may add that our meeting was very large ana
enthusiastic, whilst the Democratic ratification
held the same ovoning i'll the theatre ended IN a
wrangle. Now let the country watch the result IN
Montgomery County in August and if free
ballot and fair count are allowed LET the result
i'll the lYth Dislrct be also watched. Tie Republican
majority is above D 600. Judge George Ii. Craig
is the Republican candidate for Circuit Judge, and
is native, as well q man of fine ability ana
character. and rs good blood runs in lis veins, and
his wies, there is in the State Not one per cent
Of tie cOlOred voters will willingly v0tofhe Dem
OcTarc ticket. Yours truly, WILLARD WARNER-
1ecaRssk, 4la., July l. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
KALLOCH SUIT DISMISSED.

SAN Francisco. July Tn the Police Court
today the suit brought by Alexander Kydd against
W. NJ Nelson, for beng Mayor Kalloch in an obscene
publication Judge Rx said he believed the prosecution
had not in the interest OF the people, ana Oh motion
dismissed the
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and that if the Republicans were ignored the
Kea6juscr party would 90 down. Without action
ON the motion TO reconsider, the Convention at
1850 adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

MILWAUKEE, July S.-Ihe NtVCNIH W ISOUH-
sln Cor sioual District Republican Convention to-day
renominatcd II. J.. Humphrey for Congress
ST PAUL. Mimi. july Sin tie lid Congressional
Republican Convention today Horace b. Strait was
nominated the first ballot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
PUBLIC AFFAIRS ABROAD

A BREAK IN THE BRITISH GOVERNMENI'
RESIGNATION OF THE UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE
FOR ISoIA-THE IRISH DEEMED DIsLoYAL-IWo
BRITISH PARLIAMENTARY CONTESTS
The Marquis of Lansdowne has with
drawn from the British Government
because he cannot support the
Irish Tenant Compensation bill Ireland
is reported to be greatly disaffectod. Mr.
Lorillards colt Ircquois has won a
race. The French Amnesty Bill is still in ques-
,ion. The Bend Or dispute is still unsettled.
Reports of military preparations still come
from Turkey. Two Parliamentary elections
have been held in England.
THE MARQUIS OF LANSD0WNE RESIGNS.
THE FIRST BREAK IS THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
LONDON. Thursday, July g. 1880
1t was rumOred In the lobby of the House Of Com
mons tonight that the Marquis of Lans-
downc, Under-Secreary for India, had re-
signed in consequence of being unable
conscientiously to support the Compensation FOR
Disturbance bill in the House of Lords and also on
account of being himself holder OF land i'll Ire
land.
Lord Elcho, Liberal Conservative, in consequence
of tho rumor. asked the House OF Commons
whether it was a fact that Lord Lannsdownc was
no longer member OF the GoVernmeli lne III
qury was received by the Opposition with cheers
Mr. Gladstone replied Yes" whereup0n the Oppo-
sition cheers were renewed.
LosDoN. Friday, July o. 1880.
The Standard says the policy of compensation
Lord Lansdowne one of the largest Irish
territorial propretors, has resigned, and his
resignation has been accepted Rumors were
freely circulated last night of other members
of the Government who had expressed an nvncl-
bic objection to the Compensation Tor Disturbance
bill.
The Irish members refrained from voting on the
motion to 90 into committee on the bill III cOnse-
qucnce of the Interpretation OF the measure by
the Attorney General.
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THE VIRGINIA KU KLUX OUTRAGES.


WAVES or THE PERSONS wHlPPED-THE LEApfH
OF The KU KLUX BAND AND THE MEMDf''o
Known TO THE GOVERNMENT.
WAsHrxGToN. July Sit is proper now 10 state
more definitely the locality OF tho Kn kiuX out
RACES of which an account was published IN lhH
TRIBUNE of last Monday. They occurred III
Scott County. Va. The report in regard to 'heh'
was dated at Abingdon, Va. but the information
seems to have been gathered chiefly from the he'e'
bcorood of Estillville, Scott County Inc names Oh
the persons whipped are Creed Snolin Jacob BUS
fer John Mcconnell. j. T. Dean. James Moore, Rob-
ers Lucas. James Nunnelly, and Frank Davidson
all but the two first named being white men,
The name of tie president of the band is John
Owens. and the names of the twenty-seven pr
yatesD are all known to the officers. go .,,
1t is believed that tue local authorities VIII DC
able TO deal with the matter promptly ana vlgor,
onsIy and that no further action Will be required
on the par. of the Government officials
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POLITICAL NEWS.

LOCALITY OF THE KU-KLUX ASSAULTS.
xErCBLICAN MEETINGS lNTER'hNi.p Wiz ,,ao>rps
n,N,-rAcTs ABOUT GOVERNMENT PRISONERS
n,srRICT- ATTORNEY WHO cL!NGs 10 HIS
OFFICE. ,:b an
The recent Ku-Klux outraGcs, OF when an
account was published in The TRIBUNE 'ooH
Mace in Scott County Virginia. Ex-Seh"'oi
,yI,ord Warner writes to THE TRIBUNE IRON
,rocu,,sob Ala. and confirms the reports OF
no,nocratic ;n,erfercnces with Republicans
There are about 1,9OO GoVerhihens
confined IN various prisons. anu inc
pense of maintaining them Is rapidly uil','"-
isbing. United States Distrct-Attcrney fai-
row. of Georgia. refuses to recognize the r'en'
Of the President to supersedo him. Inc "c-
ton of the Virginia Rcadjusters does not
please the Republicans
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Extract from the Civil Code-Law relat-
ing to Public Vaccination.

SECTION 3O9.-The Minister of the Interior shall sp-
point. upon the recommendation of the Board Of Health,
guber Material divisions of the kingdom, who shall re-
ceiye such salary, as may, from time to time, be appropri-
ated by the Legislature, and shall be removable from
ONCE at the pleasure of said Minister.
SECTION 3lO.-Each vsccinating officer shall appoint, at
least, three convenient places in each school district
throughout his division, for the performance OF vac
cinAtion and, from time to time, give public notice of
the time when he will attend at such places, to vacc1nate
all persons not already successfully vacc1nated who may
then and there appear and also of the time when he
will attend at such place to inspect the progress OF such
vaccination in the persons so vacc1nRted.
SECTION 311.-The father or mother of every child
shall, within six months after the birth of such child. or,
in the event of the death, illness, or absence of the father
or mother, then the guardian, nurse, or person having
charge of such child, SHALL. within six months after its
birth, or At the earliest opportunity after, take such child
to the fascinating officer, for the purpose of being vac
cinated.
SECTION 12.-Upon the eighth day. following the day
on which any child has been vsccinsted, the father,
mother. guardian, or other person having charge of said
child, shall again take such child to the fascinating
officer, that he may ascertain by inspection the result OF
such operation.
SECTION 3I3-f the vaccination is found to be success
full, the officer shall deliyer to the father. mother. or
other person having charge of the child, free of charge.
Q certificate that the child has been successfully vac
cinated, and shall note the same in a book to be kept by
such officer for that purpose.
SECTION 3l4.-On the presentation of any child to be
vaccinated, should the officer deem the child to be in an
unfit state to be vsccinated, he may postpone the opera
or person having charge of such child, to reproduce the
same for vaccination at q future time.
several stations appointed by them, at least once in ev-
cry six months, and oftener, If required SO to do by the
Minister of the Interior, or Board of Health.
SECTION SIC. Every parent, guardian, or other person
having the charge of any child. who shall refuse or neg
lect to comply with the provisions of the law respecting
vaccination, shall be subject to q fine Of five dollars (;
one-hslf of which shall be paid to the informer.
SECTION si7-The several fascinating officers shall
keep . faithful record OF their transsctions' and make an
annual report Of the same to the Minister of the Interior.
dill Minister of the Interior.
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BY AUTHORITY.
Board of Health, Notice :!

The following regulations of the Board Of Health are
cisco Is considered q " port known TO be infected with
1t is further ordered that all persons specially per-
mitted TO land from anv vessels arriving from San Fran
cisco in less than fifteen days passage, shall report in
. period of fifteen days, shall have elapsed since leaving
San Francisco.
siisn Board of Health.
Kingdom. from q port known to be infected with small
pOx, though no case Of small pox may have occurred on
s IDsrp be- Sas siIewed =. sOi ysSd, u mSIea 3 period pASsie of af hUI e dsys
shall have elapsed from the time of her sailing.
2. On the arrival Of any vessel at any port of this
Kingdom, having had or still hsving any person sick of
sntine. the sick shall be sent to the quarantine hospital.
and the crew and passengers shall be submitted to a
8. No person shall leave or visit any gusrantined yes
sci. or any house or enclosure that shall have been set
unless by written permission Of the Board
shall clothing or personal baggage be allowed to be put
on shore, before having undergone such disinfecting
process as may be ordered by the Board of Health.
s.. When any vessel shall arrive, having on board or
having had on board during the passage, a person dis
ship as may be ordered by the Board OF Health to be dis
Injected shall be fumigated, or otherwise disinfected in
such manner as may be ordered by the Board, and not
until this has been done shall any cargo be discharged
6. No mail shall be landed from any vessel having
small poI on board during the passage sal except by writ
\. B. Sections 2S4, 2S5, 23 and 294 of the Civil Code
of this Kingdom lngggddOn read as follows fol Sm GIVEN hv ,,. no.ra .,
Health Of all regulations msde by it, by publishing the
same II some newspaper d Ine olslIict, OF where tnere
is no such newspaper, by causing them to be posted in
three public places of the town or district; and such no
tice Of said regulations shall be deemed legal notice to
all persons.
Section 2s5. Every person who shall violate any reg
ulations of the Board of Health. after the same shall
have been published. as provided in the last preceding
section, shall be fined not exceeding one hundred dollars.
Section 293. The quarantine regulations so estab-
lshed shall extend to all persons. and all goods and eff
fects arriving in such vessels, and to all persons who
may visit or go on board of the same.
Section 294. Notice shall be given of such quarantine
regulations by publication in the manner provided in
Section 2s4; and after such notice shall have been given,
any person who shall violate any such quarantine regu-
lations, shall be fined 3 sum not less than five, nor more
than five hundred dollars.
H. A. P. CARTER,
dill st President of the Board of Health.
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Court at Lahaiua.

DECEMBER TERM. .
Associate Justice M'CuLLY and Judge FoRNANDER
on the Bench.
CASES DISPOSED OF.
Rex. v. Lee Chong-Charged with assault with a
dangerous weapon. Verdict of jury Guilty"
Sentenced to six months imprisonment. and dne
of SO and costs. J. W.. Kalua for defendant.
Rex. v. Pablo Amsda-Attempt at mali
cious burning OF Wailuku Mill. Verdict of jury
'' Guilty" Sentenced to Imprisonment for three
years, without costs. F. N. Hatch for defendant
Rex. v. Charles NJ. Welch-Assau and
manning. Plea, guilty. Sentenced to one weeks
imprisonment. and tine OF $40. J. NJ. Davidson
for defendant.
Rex. '. All Chow-Furnishing intoxicating
liquor. Appeal Withdrawn judgment of Lower
Court stands. F. M. Hatch for defendant.
Rex. v. Wong Man alias Alb ~Manu-Selling
spirituous liquor. Verdict Guilty" Sentenced
to fine of $500. W. c. Jones for defendant.
Rex. v. Wong & Gee-Selling Intoxicating liquor.
Plea, guilty. Sentenced to a ine OF 800 ; and in
default, three months Imprisonment W.. c. Jones
for defendant.
Rex. v. Alb Wo-SellIng intoxicating liquor.
Verdict Guilty" Sentenced to q Enc OF $56O-
F. NJ. Hatch for defendant. .
Rex. v. All 10y, Alb Peang. Akaka-Perjury.
Plea, guilty. Prisoners discharged upon their
own recognizances in the sum OF S5O each, TO
appear at the next June term OF Court at Wailuku
if called upon. J. NJ. Davidson for defendants.
Joseph Goldstien v. E. Goldstien-Desertion Of
her husband. Case dismissed.
kalawaianui (k) v. MALARIA (W)-DlVorce.
Divorce granted.
Rex W Pila. nolle pros.
Rex vs. d Mamaki. verdict not guilty on LIST in
dictment; I'd and Sd indictments the court grants
change OF venue to Honolulu. January Term. 1881.
Rex VI Levi Mu, Rex VS. Kumuliilii, plea guilty
to drunkenness. furnishing intoxicating liquor.
Verdict guilty. Sentence to pay hne of two hum
dred dollars or one year Imprisonment. ,
Rex VS. Hale. plea guilty to larceny Sd degree,
sentence l month Imprisonment, SO fine.
Rex vs. Aiai. larceny 4th degree. verdict guilty,
sentence one month Imprisonment.
Rex vs. Kilinahe. larceny Sd degree, verdict
guilty, sentence 2 months Imprisonment and fine
$50.
Haiol VS. Saml Malulu. damage. Indictment of
court for plaintiff and $40 damage.
Kamai VS. KauanuI. ct al. damage. Verdict by
jury for plaintiff for $40 damage.
Kalawe VS. Niolopua, replevin. Judgment by
the Court for plaintiff by default Of defendants
appearance.
One divorce case continued to June Term. Wal
iuku, Maui.
II A Widemann va d RIdridge, ejectment mixed
jury. Judgment for plaintiff, E Preston for plain
df, @ Jones for defendant
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Notice of Board of Health in regard to
Vaccination.

In accordAncs with the law Civil Code. Sec. 800 to Sec.
SD, 1 hereby notify all parents residing within the dis
tr1ct from MEunalus to Moanalua who have unvsccinAted
children, to bring them TO the Dispensary OF the Board
of Health, in Kikihale, Honolulu or to the Queens
Hospital-for the purpose OF receiving gratuitous vac
cinAtion.
Unvaccinatsd adults are also notified TO come to the
aforementioned places for the same purpose.
Physicians will be IN attendance at the places men,
toned from IL I'm. to IL N. each day. from Monday, the
9Th, to Saturday. 2sth day Of December. 1880.
n. B. EMERSON. Md,
Yaccinating ofhcer of the Island of Oahu.
a.
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LET IN THE LIGHT

,u,uE HANDWRITING OF THE HOLY
spirit is a. plain upon the heavens and upon the sArtn'
condsmning to destruction this wicked Kingdom Of dishonest
y, a, II VAS pon the walls Of BelshazEars dining room In the
mids, Of his thousand b.nqueEers- MENEM ENETEKEL
UPHARSIN was written on the walls which no one OF
bis guests could understand until his Queen sent Tor Daniel
who told the King, God hath numbered thy Kingdom and d.
i,hed IL; thou art weighed in the balance and art found
wanting. thy Kingdom is given 70 the Modes and Persiansi
,h., pizht BelshsI1.r was slain. Darius then undertook bis
Kingdom, when MI. J.ROSE stepped in with
his DUMP MULE AND CANE
CARTS. They are bull. Of tn. Best Material that can be
had IN the East, as all ny stock is selected By = Special
Agent, and BY that means I Am enabled to DO The GOOD WORK
.ha, do. I wish also TO call attention to the nne carriages
that I am turning oct.
Beg pardon. I must relate a little incidsut that occurred q
few days ago. One Of ny HIGHLF FINISHED
CARRIAGES was standing near the Drinking Fountain
On King Street, when . gentleman and lady were passing 1y
and all q; once the horse took fright and nearly became M
manageable; bat the driver got the animal quieted down, and
he came in With the same weight he went Of Win, and saved
stakes Bot come TO investigate the matter, the horse took
fright from seeing his shadow In MI HIGHLY FIN
ISHED CARRIAGE that was standing near the
Fountain II also Am finishing up some very nice FAMi.
LIZ CARRIAGES AND SOME o PHK-
TONS. Ehieh I shall soon have ready for sale AlsO,
REPAIRING, PAINTING, TRIMMING, and
everything pertaining 70 GARBAGE WORK. viii be
DONE JUST AS SLOW AS 1T POSSIBLY CAN
BE. a. yOa all know that 1 have had NO VISITS TO
THE STATES OR EURoPEJ and my low rents
BED ROCK PRICES. NJ. ROSE
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Dec.4.
DeD,rtment Of Foreign Affairs.

DEPARTMENT. OF Foreign AHAIrs'
BE IT KNOWN to all whom It may concern, that JOHN H..
PArT. ESQUIRE, having this day presented to this Depart
ment his Commission from His Majesty King Willem
Ill. King of the Netherlands. which Is found to be in
due form he. the said John Il. Patty. Esquire. is hereby
acknowledged. by order of His Majesty, IS Consul for the
Netherlands, In Honolulu ; and all his official acts. as
such. are ordered TO receive full faith and credit by the
authorities of this Government.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the Foreign
once, at Honolulu. this 18th day OF November. AID. 1880.
w. L. GREEN,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
At
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To Exporters of Hawaiian Rice and to
Whom it Nav Concern.

In accordance with an Act approved 14th day Of August.
1880, To Prevent Fraudulent Expectation Of Foreign
or Hawaiian Produce to Ports Of the United States"
WILLIAM l.. HOPPER is appointed Export Guard " for
the Port Of Honolulu. Parties who are about to ship
Rice 10 spy port Of the United States, will notify the
" Export Guard {" Of the intended shipment that he may
examine said Rice, and be able to give . certificate that
A. is the growth and produce of the Hawaiian Islands.
And in accordance with the said Act. / have hIed and
hereby AZ the fee to be paid to said Export Guard /" for
Examination and certificate, 1T the sum OF twenty Cents
per ton (of 900 lbsl and IN proportion for any less
quantity than . ton. JOHN 8: WALKER,
Minister Of Finance.
Honolulu. October 8, 1880. oc9 3m
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Dec. 4.

SATURDAY, December 25th (Christmss Day.. and sAtur
day, January Ist, 1881 (New Years Day, will be observed
as National Holidays. and all Government omcei
throughout the Kingdom will be closed.
q. A. P. CARTER,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Once, December LIST. 1880.
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TIE Christmas vacation Of the Public Schools of the
Kingdom. will extend from Friday the oath Of Decem-
Der next to Monday. January 10th. 1881. and on that date
january 1oth), the frst term of the ensuing year will
begin. W. JAS. sAITH' Secrelsry'
Fdre.tton oAscs Nov. 25th. 1880. n26 At
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SPECIAL NOTICE.,

LII ACCOUNTS DUE AND OWING 10
"A the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISED Once up
TO and Including the 3oth day Of August, must be settled VITA
J. Black ony. Ind AL Indebtedness up 70 the same date
wiz be settled By J. r. BLACK
Honoulz- A1gnst 30, 1850. 81 e
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- Mr.. Henry Smith. for the past fourteen years
employed in this Office, where he has fulfilled his
duties worthily as a printer, has been appointed to
q position in the Interior Department.
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81 We have 10 type a letter from Captain Jack
son in reply to Captain Freeman, which press Of
other matter excludes from this issue.
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81 Later statements of parties on board the
Likelike fully confirm the danger she was in on the
NIGHT of the 9Th.
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q DR.. McGrew states that he was not called
upon by Olsen. or Allison, or any other smallpox
patient, as stated in the letter of Mr.. Squires to the
Gazette.
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There will be q service for the English speak
ing congregation of the Roman Catholic Church, on
Christmas day, when the Rev. Father Larkin will
of1ciate and preach.
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R-Christmas day and NewYesr'sday fall this year
on Saturdays. Housewives and others who are in
the habit of leaving a variety of shopping for Satur-
day evening, will do we'll to remember that they
must finish up their weeks work in that line on
Fridays, for the rest OF the year 1880, or they may
find themselves left in the luroh.