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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-26

ssili IA the hands q the aduaiaistrsior. and shs
Nrcistca was given on the ground that the suit
should have ben brcgeAl eealnsl the ailwlnis.
and ey ia aalAossis.S Hence sSs s,ss q sissl se
ee deciled on ia inertia
Nov altAoocA KAne hss deed luly slened. wiz
nsSe<a Acknewle,Sed and recorlea (as the rec,rSla
they haye not sAssss " RIGHT IN the pgemiepe,"
toe Ccprt rsc,ris win prOve am right a. feZar,la
the natnfe oi The spn br'oehe | viii now pass %
ls'tss. tlss,, teis woeldoe representative uct
the ncSt leeislAtutcl and rvtcrmef hatuied several
urte hiosct q Eel hcenee o. pfaclice law, ont
oiaa ekAiainNpon has pgoye,l himself tce iSnorAnl
he naturally fsch Ahtlle scrc On he sahiecl and
~ = nov cettttrg arcNna a petition that he ~
edvated 81 rtsctice. and BY Sellucs Signatures h
eorss y mat useAs,s - ~, adinisAion te lN,i-
t,n ueich hr 4 N fsnNfNhl b NhlaiA IN the rRnlNr
WAY, he has a osmmisston 10 take eeknowlelSe.
icenie ~ csalraelA bat wbOa lhe MiAislsr ~ The
tntsttct arNinttd 4 c,,fefnNlee h yNNna,ne he
st,sSt lie dA aSlnouiSlss cne ansswaf,is aud
When u vas tested IN CoUtA u Mas shown hat
ael,eet the witnes nor Nne " tee iAt,icA NW
r'u,d wpte theig nso,ge NllhoeSh theif signature
,stsnSS fes S,S,ssS. Sas @ * ,sse,-s asel,ssd
wit " the N,ett, ltia ANllaNs Agamtt mc atises
tt,ee ne tAcl that had cgyaskW Ia MY oiicial
NleyiN Mfyigtift hNe ~ tNyN eN which NE
hss nAsee shceti net kAVe theagM a WOtth WAtle
y havv epasvyyO bi,e, a. h,a eNsysclst = ,, WI
ANeWh. Nh allNsiNs tNA "hsvtsfN a depNly
ahyt,t" and A wftvatiA A dislFlol iataiee
rhNWA htt vleVtN,NyVgtps tAgtNa aud hN0 a.
"WNe Hawaiian ," Nnd WlN neeA NJ ntlheg cuN'
menN
New es,e omprleb buwlArs, Atepy aud nlly0
WNitN w lt1u,r wAch etN ,gnlN e,ltis,t oN ap,iet
the,f NvtN Mses," vii stN that hNt Vne WeNN4
has eieil NVViNitlVt iN MskAWAN NuvV have hstN
hsf,A ANd the WuNtelvl a noW ln OAhu lf,s,M
but WHY ~ into "details saitloe ~ sAy taNgiais
WhN hANe thstf trunks paCkvd and rea,lN ~ v1i0e
nsed nNl ~ u afraid We NlN n0t ~ bad helV
alter ALI ~ Vame alorg Once moIo the illicit
hlveF dgNlrt ESs Wnppntshet thyNngh their
Ngsicct ~ dUtN" pFv-Nutr thr tsohilS W,iNld nNt
h. WtpFvsied IN al che "details oi (Ontt iVg0ld ~
| will briefly state What has bsen done Ia MAka,
wao "a suplgvsa lhe nlicil haugF tgAhie. Daring
NV Evsi,ieiiCu heTv Vt hess than Ve.,F and a halt
niue th0usand tight hundrv,s dollars hAse been
imlsssrd "A lines and costs, aud NJ arWsls have
eegn made iVy that oaense, Sin men Wege Nrrysiel
And uned With c,sts NogV than thrcc Thousand
dollsrs m this myath tny dcalinc Ia liquor,
am n9l Writing this rVply btcAuso avn afraid
Ut igssing my ullce where am I" tOO we'll laid hY
the 0ovVrumgnt" HI,ally now Mr. kghlpg l
oelcVe in iusi and fair criticism of all Viacers,
aud think both the community and ullccrs arc The
better tor Il when Il Is done In manly way, and
not by er,ss misrepresentation IN order o. vent =
pctty spite Thanking y0u for the valuable slNce
accOricd me. am yONrs truly,
l. NJ Wnsl, hspuly NAsrg.
Makawao, Oct. 9lsi, 1881.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-26

IKE NorEegians az HilO we're not quisted down
as co-plsseIy last vesk as we're given to under
stand when Mr. Glade and Marshal PARK first
vent Up, ! meeting Eas held with the disaTected
and four men we're chosen by the Norwecians to
make the cuEplailt- A number Of witnesses were
examined and EOzk Wis not 90. thFu1Eh With tIIl
; ?. Il Their grievances we're comprised under
heads.
Iss. That they had insufficient and bad food
md. That ~ their contract lodging included
bedding CT al kinds this they had not been prop
erly supplied with.
Srd That thsy had not been psid st the end OF
each month as per contract; that tie last month
their wages IL days Ovsrdus, and that for the
last seven months Il Eas a customary thing for
their wages to be Overtime fTuuI to Il DAYS.
4th- That there vas 10 proper Eetieal sttsnd-
auce-
When these objections came to be in7ssti-
gated Il vas found that they we're lot tsnable.
And On the 1Gsviee CT Consul Glade they said they
E0zid 20 70 -Urk-
Tu0 Of then hozsvsr Obtained permission 10 20
to Ffilo, where tEeT wished 70 sue Mr. Hitchcock
az6sr Ss cal0l las Of tts CrTI Code While there,
they discussed their position with native laTer:
the latter CT eIsinilg tEeir cDEtrzess told them
zs theF did 1T cOztail an assignneut from the
Board Of IuEizrzriuu % Hitchcock Co, their
unrers zers Hul zI.d void OF cnGrse When dis
news CHE to the plzntzt1u1- al tkE work that bad
tesc dcce, bad - be done over again Seventy
seven struck ind marched into Hilo. llr. Parss
Ezs prepared for them and shrDuZn the kindness
of 1ir- kennsay, of Waiaksa E-ifl, the PRISM Ezs
E1zde ready for them. The ordinary prisoners EeTe
I0dcEd u i bziidInE belonging 20 tie plzntztiou-
The whole "a WERE therefore P1t N HiL5 jan; next
z15ruinll rEeF we're bTU-Ehf Up SEPARATELY fined
3 and s. cUszs. and e5EEeEEed % hzEd labor I'll
tEsy rztarzed % their E0Ek- An appeal vas noted,
ard perfected 70 tie S1pTEl1e CO1rt- Fourteen got
0zs az ozcs= the remainder elected 70 stay dzy
l11c=r- bCr at the end Of that tTuie, thsT agreed
alz3 - have ter czse- IEe Ez0uey f0T CARING
q tkz trial rzs raised salGrg ther- AID Vzs pllced
ue1ts zeFs made, TIE ze1 ag-sed % 20 to their
work. and by lzS- zcrDz1ts EeTe working rally
yell Il sPPszrz frr11 eli thrs that though the
SOEEeGizEs nay Be tzuublesoE1e- u once tLeir
sezse of TsticE Is sztisfsd teF vii do their vo-k
cEeerfrlIF. H. PzrkE deserves considerable
crssTs fox his r-a1zcEuert q the azair.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-26

AocoErrNa o. thc LATEST Nn1 most rclia-
ble s3vicys Ne may eXpcct the hing on
Mcnlay Fusa q lettcr Whsch h' Nrv,e
te friend kere> hc sSys that h. planned
10 isoye New York SepeeHlsr &tth. kroia
thence be VS. GO ~ u PhilNdelpbiA
Hnnuton. Washington. kaltfuhCre and
knSllv q kentncky: b. VAS O. Errive az
Or,shs Os-tuter 6rh and reach San Fran
cisco shout tie lOth * llth- This Fro-
.-rs-nr,e has been carried Cut almost 10
a1te A. far ., O.naha. A letter du.ed o.
t,lber 7th informs IL that 8 telegram had
lust beec received IN San FranelScA en-
raEinE nous at the Palace Tor the hing
and s1ute On Octobsr ilth. the day after
the l1St Russian uisn-Cf war sSlled
Whether Hs Majesty VII come down IN
q uatiouL vessel OK in the Mad steamer Is
Stfii uroblernz-ieal Tne L.,1isru1as9 i
ready for sea hut C0nSul Severance writes
% say thar Sic has received 10 orders -
vet Is put herself az the Kings service
Cou,e N whzt lie NAY. we Sre quite sure
the king vii meet with hearty welcome
Whatever mems shzGss q political opinion
nav bc. they must feel that Il i their duty
Is gel As their plCgSIre % welcome bSck
the head q the State IN ! fitting manner
We can notice aruund our streets, now. i
greGt deal q preparation. and we feel
very esrtaln that the reception VII BE-
hsa-ty and l1yal The King has been re
ceIved with greSt b0nors IN many countries
u the globe. the ssmi-b0rbsrie and the
most ciyiIlzed have vied with one another
II showIr- hlrn great sttenu0nS. but sitter
al there l. = nc PlSce ike home. And
the bart arc splsnd0rs Of the East and the
cr1ltlvated polish q European society. VII
not have the ssLDe attraction 70 the King.
Is VII have the more humble. but perhaps
uorg heart felt welcome, Of his Own people
Be we then subjects Of this realm q
lot. let uS az lsGSt enter into the feelings
0t those who are born subjects Of Il. les
- lsy ASIDE for tie moment al party feel
ng and poh1lcs and let q al JON IN
wishing King kalakzuz genuine vel
come hurst
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Tsr lorx article q The .tfevsssr in its
penDtcsr1Nte rSSce SGSfr>t the IreSeete0t q
the Ro1r3 cf HeSlth. l. sCuoeNkst ecsste
~ r,Srk Oar coutenpOsSry SSSUrlcS
thSt the lStely rchliSheG orSiirsnce ~ The
RoSrs rp.cufrv- that vaults shall not only
h elosed in St the siteS, hut SlSo 81 toe
ecstcrn. for TIE ccuiea q hrs coSccttoa =
thSs the k1oi3 pSry ~ tn sway can NJ
n.crc escSpc irtc tAe eiack stnd a. herv
to1c-A Ect the oSsiinsnceN which f~'rhag's
rn1-ht have tecr uao-a GfStincsly NvrisN3
sgss rct r,s,uire this Ii j. thc s,,lcS cnly
g,f the van'tS thst haVc 81 h. nSie wates~
tsgha. a. w hSs,, tskcc cNre ~ sSc,'rtSic
hara the rosisr arshcrtN. A Ncuit WI
r,u havr Seknte Sics inStc0t ~ ia,sca
-.sta cse~ % ccrtA cr rsck soSky,3 tCr a
s--,s0s thicknsrS With tbc seNasye sprcNaicc
SIDEWAYS tsascs> stely lS'reath the sOrsag,N
AMI the hqoi1 p0st VII sts0 - atle u
gv4cSr., heiov Nhcrv i fssrthcy rves1ea
f~ slseninc the vault rC& gcnesyllN
s,,ars~t,sNA Mhcn thc scWasse n ~ h.
drawn oui hV rrcsnstic r'r,vstt'> e-cf'is,
IL rpnsN q the 0sttrlceS cXcaNotcv WI
Nork. it = tsSs roS~sSry D. lN'or ln .
cesnuty o1 vatrr tc htscgy the uri~r
layer NE aaascu,ty of 3sng this rN,p
es,y. i iacroSgd vhcrc The yset = ~
irscsnitc ss-e sn3 salStancS thehsrthss
ols~ctsca & ySults> hsele e. have thctr
,iicr csve in 81 AIRY bmc hss lSo g. he
e,,ss.scr,sl In fne Nj Carteg has only
r,a.ie ccsnpuhsury a rviorn that gFyat
many nst3cnts haye algVasiy cSryied out
% thelr oun acvord
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-26

wv srtSchs alq,earya last Saturday
treatirg u the rrescnt political esTeNes Of
affairs IN this country The leethng anti
cl, IN the ltssrnssr wss encouraging; i
vievtj everything throOgh nSc eolo,vi
S,SN,taclt~ ID 6tVw snl'1fiS,'ns WITH cthei
yNac,-s u,s,n tins Slol-c and IL was satisti,Nl
ghe h,tSincSs rrCSlSVtS wVre coos,,icsNNi
esrellerA and "A lw r,lltictd elce,sS
thcS csirinatgl caSr,ly IN ucN,9'el~'r Cbs
cttssicn Narfy country, harry Hawaii.
said w Thew Ne hoktd Nt a lCst,G s'gncl
4OlsrrNvs. and wV sNV1 NJ "a NagUc
fg,,liog ct WDvvst fsyNse,ss,rS y = SNttssan
,s,ysr,s, the ncar sl3aVtch ~ sssecthins
kkc cfisis IN uStiond AFFAIR."" " Sn SnN
alicn rNftN, ~ n,0oosSlsye which 0rv
Nkcly h ~ a aanS,,r ~ the Sta,el M fSc6
WY Casstn,lFa ~ yN,aiWWnlcNtlOil
AlsS. alas. Wr,,tch,Sl haNaN thVfN ai9y'4te
~ H. ne hcte kw NVN u all thss h true
rakiag che tWV pitNss togvthch Nc San
laanasc e. sis4ko a tylegNlle in,en, We
suay II css,, 80 that Sll n not o'aa.r =,
r,s. a. the .llNftirr snggyetsl eVrgN thiNg
il not ~ hogclcssly kal ~ ~otscrNvg
tNsnss oat We vii grant that thcrr Are
niany evils, bUt - ther' are IN all coQn'
triys, and A. they c,yne al0ng they agV met,
fought and noW and then Allyssi u p0i
k,lled they are kept someWhaS in cheek
Tie prosSs II fighting some " these
questions Is n0w g0lng On, and We may bs
t,rvtty sttre that IN the long run the goOsl
cause viii Win, All that j. needed IS unity
ol action among the bcSt ainds IN the
currmunity, both native and foreign.
Speaking II thus matter the other day, a
friend ~ ours renurkcd, do YOU really
believe that the native and foreigner can
agree poiticallyf" and our reply WIS we
do You Will ~ course ind foreigners
who care nothing for the Independence II
the Islands, who Sre utterly hopeless about
the native rHce: but yuu viii md plenty
who care very much Tor both; who STe BY
no means disposed to see 3 uniqutl blt of
civilization wiped out Of the history Of the
world. and who VIII maintain that b,t OF
civilization ~ long - posslbles on the
other hand. you viii ind natives who can
not. or viii not see any good IN the for
eignsr. who diStruSt him. envy him hIS
success and would rejoice IN his downfall /;
but they Gre not the thinking natives, she
men who have the true interests of their
country AZ heart: the Hawaiian who cares
for Hawai- nei. knows thoroughly that
the interests Cf the white Snd the dark
rsee must be bound together, that both
must advSnce on the path Of progress to-
gether. and that both must unite to fight
the wrong and uphold the right. The out
look l. bril INT. yes, but the bright fUty-e
cannot be gained without work; nations
must work a. private lrGlvidualS: and that
nation VIII be prosperous and happy that
meets its difficulties with q trm and
united front. that Is not esSt down when 1t
suffers loss, but braces itself TO trudge
along the highway Of civilization even
though it may have experienced fall Or
two a. II gues along
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SosE tine aE0 Ee had occasion % speak
q the natter Cf ChlEsse interpreters and
ease Fhlch vas IIsd n tEa S1prEEza
Court the other day brIngS f1rEzrd the
matter o1ee Ucre- In the case II question.
TIE IzEyer Wien hs examined the witnesses
put kE g1est1c1s n EaEIlsh- these were
translated b. tie CCETt I1terurstsr into
Hz-zEzr- szi EerH re-trzusla4sd bv 4
ChI1sss INTERPRETER Izto Chinese and the
reply had 60 cuu-e hack thru1zn a similar
ckz1nsl Il uuSs Be a VerT dlficzIt ti1iur
ID E=t the ezzcz bearing 0f either s7ueseion
q answer Tts1 they have to pass ttrou.-h
- may Ezrds- he IzEysr n question
f0zni kzzseE II Tsrv isf7ssr1If rc.s;;tior,
and has pointed 0zt sIncE the ,-rzlt siliszlif-
Esntsgss which h0th plaintiff and defzad-
ant lzhored Uzdzr N tha natter Az-Iu-
there nay be mportz1t doc1Eerts enn-
zecred with s1Ue case and q trzrslztior,
L fEEzte1- thls tTzEslz-ll1n n one uzrtI-
eElar case la1slE- there Is reasuz 60 thTr.E.
L Eat Correct Now had Ee ! uruperfy
qualified II-ETTzEtsr- Czzrazizz. trained
n CEInz- sucE thlEE c1EId znt Ezupez-
WEe1 tTzLsizzI1zs VOID b frrnzshas1 By
C1Izess EtiSauts L vuzId Be- kiS dztE .
check OVER such G1czzents ard sec thzt
they were e1Eses- As l1zg q Ne ez-uloT
Chinese a Izts-TrssErs We czn have very
lIrtle c1n1deree L the eEIlsEce trzrsfztss.i
for rs Ezrupezn GuTerurnezts sfezlfur
FIth ChiEese have lozg zgo rscpgzizes3
tins AMI have provided for II: Tith or
lzrgs Chiness roT-1lstl1n- Eith The g7pzfrzz
interests Of thess peopIe- It Is hlrh tine
that Ne pEUgi1ed f1r 4 ztso- We cznn0t
wait Until We have trained a nzr for or
selves but EE ez1 oEer szIzrT eEo1rh to
I7t1ce TustWuEt1F man TO leave serT5ce
4 China z1d TAXI sn sppoIntnenf here
We would further urge s7ch an arpasr+-
Rent q ths ET11nd Fhzch We tos1k on
stzrd EF1l bef1rH- and thzt I. that on
sEth1rities sa01Id Be- kzrt crozvzrssut WITH
the street val htE-ztuze q cur CeIestizl 4
-E1t1ers-tkls n1zF seen Ezal ting !
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-26

On remarks Of laSt week upon the
1nz11e- ot a Teaehers' Convention. have
called forth two replies already frUn our
e6ucarors. replies which Gppeor IN another
column II L very evident thzt our teach
ers are quite alive upon the matter: II <
4 most Important 0nes no body Of men ex-
uect % make their work thorough and
c,1uurphenSive without some organization
CorSiderlrz the r111ber Of school teachers
enplcved On these Islands. and consider
inE f1rthsr the large portion Of our CON
rz-r1ty who zre th1rUCghly Interested N
AZ uzttsrs q education va feel sure that,
when the movement Is once set well guirg,
great results VII follow Or school work
here bas been carried On Up 70 the prvssnt
II too Isolated uzznners teacher. Be he
a excellent as he nav Be. requires to see
SCusthLnZ uf hns fellow teachers. 20 III
dsrstard the methods employed II various
establishments and TO learn -uevhat Of
TIE results The Chrlstr1zs vacation Sseus
To b Al excellent tire for 0ur teachers 10
ecre together The objection made By
1Tr Hltchcuck q tie Scure q expense
night. Ee think Be easily Overcome; that
L really matter q detail We know Of
TWO ho1sss where the teachers from the
other Islands would be Elsaily welcomed g.
fzr ss the holding capacities ot the houses
I'll reach and Ne have little doubt that
uzry mora thz1 those two huEses would
d their share towards giving house rucm
g the rerresentatITss fruu the other l.
lznis- We would Suggest that the gentle
uen Ne ueut1ue,f last week should ueet
together f1Fu Z cunuIttee and get to
setEsr The HCnolalu teachers President
pro- am might be sppointed and the nat
ter F1t INTO SINE definite shape We feel
cG1Edent that a very greas deal Of good
VII c0Ue from the E0THEelt- prscticsi
good which VII bear fruit IN the natic1al
Efs= TIE importance Cf the teachers duties
VII begin to b. seen by many who E0E
Only care 20 Do thzir far quota q work for
their daily pay. Al ssp-if II sfrps vii be
arU1sed and The very best rssTIts nay be
expected b. al Eelns. Let Il not throw
cid water q - Er'lElsIng 3 mater
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-26

SxnSEx must aSsGreGlv take the palm of Homo
lulu IN the matter Of smallpox. We have had
considerable growing here, bat we never reached
that charming pitch which the SYDNEY Board Of
Health appear TO 50; let Is be thankful for the
erciss We have.
50 bad have things been thsre. that the matter
has heen brcEght before the Government In the
following Parliamentary uotiOc.
That this House = II opinion that the system
Of imprrSuuins healthy persons IN houses supposed
70 be infected With Srsll- poI. under an alleged
system Of quaraurins. Is tyraunicl and cruel and
an infrirEsI1eut of the liberty of the subject.
In the debate which fOlloEe some very prsay
revelations were made 1t vas stated that several
patients sent 10 the quarantine hospital. had no
Syu1rtours of smallpox that patient was s1f-
fsring from iglfriEai irgpte-s- The sick people
were either badly housed or else put in tents eI-
posed 70 the Eezther. No clothes were supplied
for the sufferers 20 wear Another man complains
that daring T5 days Incarceration he had but one
towel
When perSous who Esrs infected or supposed
To be infected tthe latter foT choice sent to
quarantine. i customary 10 send their eOf<ns
with them, and the unfortunate Creatures became
fEluIlar gIth their prospective receptaclss that
tbev we're N the habit Of using them for seats
One ucfort1nata girl rot CuIy had her coffin Feady,
but her grave WIS dug and ready to recsiTe her.
She Disappointed her eIscEttOCers and Is EOE con
vslescsrt-
Then there are eouPlairts Of bad nursing; of
inSzfzcienE food: Of dirt &C., &c. There Is eyi-
though TIE GoEsrurszt defeated the vote OF want
OF confGslcs. they dismissed the Superintendent
EeIt 9sy. After this eIrase II New SoGth Wales
ze may be content With the way things were man
aceG here Hawaii Is not the least civilized coun-
try II the world after al
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-26

AZ the Esh Ez-kst tkers i sszsisszzhIs diEer-
enrs & or=a7z heezzea t-oss zk0 0-z ths sszILs
az6 fEnse wh8 eatrh tie Ezh- Ihs rzls We beIiege,
rslls that tEs ca11EE stozli pay t-ez<ItEys czzts
bad f1r every rlIzL- HIS - erzfeo lyr the Esl
= IL czzns lznizzz cz thz EsrlzzzGe- 7szEIzz
1liy C1E Eau u The Gzzoe 20 pE1.ile 1lTEr % tEe
uarkEt- Tie Ezne thillr : d11e with ku-lEs frrr1
EooL1z- IL rras EEzzs tzezt7Ess cer-k pr k1Esz-
On arrival IL t5zz- the lna1 cf t=o Esrses is FGe
cz - 1-s ariusl zld the rzsE er11eE. Ths.s zss
sri.rz IN a. trztns
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now. hut st any tSrneN may lesosne = very
ssnportsnt matter; CERTAIN Chinese ttse II
any thing i wrOng, let cur authorities
know shout il. hut we must rclnerneer that
VIZ an trrtStiac % information which can
crly h given rs a. fevcr by ChineSsA
Who are speaking sSs,iiSt the desarS u
their cwn rSc,A insteSd Il derensiog oron
Scrae cre whose da,e Il Is tc let the author
itisS know everything that ! gcang On.
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Notice

a Ii PARTIES HAVING Any
- rfG, rs q ss,ie belousirz 70 iho Estsse n AZ.
- iys@Ae 49, hEbk- With he brand sr- r,s,- "A
ssns. esanEin9 the same o. selling rsr5 f,-e. -
e-liIif haoes penalty u prosecnfiof. - r-' p
II. g. CRfBBE
R.s... 49,, q, ifn-tee and Aauiairtrsfo-.
honolull. July lrfh. f.Nf
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-26

PAEus was startled GA the sth sept. by another
scv:dsrt On the Lyoas Railway-the scene Of ter
rtole nature. lt NFpcars that sluw Tisss rzer
train from Mcntargis arrived az the CbaVRion
station twelve minutes ahead Of tiaie, and before
i. could b shunssI On - the siding 10 allOw the
lightning grtia frvtn Marssillss 10 ps, the latter
cane Up 70 il and dashed into Il. The driver Of
toe SLOW train put all his steam. bat il was too
late and the next second awful crash took pace.
The engine Of the lightning train dashed into the
other and literally smashed four earrgsSes. The
scene that followed vas indescri6able. Hsap-d up
in ltrge lay the wreck Of the four carriages
and theiF dying snd dead freight. To s1tricale
the victims ws aeoS Of some time Twelve dead
boiuss, fsdrfUlsy rrCsiated. and about twenty in-
iared were gradually sxtrictted from the ruins and
eonysyed % tbs Charsnton Station. where doctors
grr5' Il ats 'illsncs. As the work Of rescae con-
Ilnued the victims wsre discovered 10 be more nu-
mero1s-oysr seo-s Of dead.
A tragedy occurred the SINE week on the train
from PARIS to Turin. A man dressed like 4 CON
duetur entered hrst-elass cuups, occupied by
gentleman who was alone, and Sftsr Voundiug
him seriously threw him out of the carriage From
card in the trunk of the victim he Is believed to
be Herr Charles NlsInArk German Consul at Leg
horn All the railway personnel have been con
dueted TO the spot, 70 De co0frOnted with hira.
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Ms. W. VI. TaAxxs has written handy vclu,ne
rntitlea Ess,s, H,,. CAl.sn &, whise lgcas eeinr
r.cst Intervening afe "a Gvnersl Garfield. he
sSn,e suthcr tlSo Wtcte an equally ,R>ss3 cotl.
pacsNn oCN,k. = The Norses eay ard how he e<-
S.tnse rxettlftt" :" a life Il Abraham lanccln.