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Oh as4ds-s VIII notice that Ee have this year
~ E1osso Al ihs bead Of our editorial column.
Ahls Is corurDu1 Custom among newspapers and
su-,a have wy eKcelleui ones Perhaps the best
- 1tzi &C the Auckland Star.
Per M case tn1i lacks assistance
rw the s-u-C thst needs resistance,
Tor ~ frtzre IN ne distance
Anc thr ruea that do
Laa-t Is 4 tne ring stouf these lines and writers
who @-hi with The pen under such a banner ought
. aShi Se-L Oar uzp-esending motto vaunts no
u-h latsy setinsuts, but II allows Us TO put them
~ F-1c-loe ruar the less Est rnodus in rebus''
Iha-e way ot du5lc things Il Is not necessary
70 IN Ike bHl a gate the moment affairs are
Nd ou-l1uc-ea As Ue wish them We have our
ao'~s= i Is not aeoessary that we should iaunt
then Il she fare Of our opponents increasingly.
~e Eu1ld ratber say . opponent, Come let
Is rHasaa oa tins mattel; lie; Us hear calmly what
"a have - ~, and do you give ear TO what We
have 10 say Led there b. no ac-imony between us.
Lnsrs = no harry, need Of loud talking: lie; rs
ssle our o-1-ruIces As gsafle-r, and not as coal
he1r6-s- rzllszy navyles or bArrees- We greet
or a-schrsa q the Adrsrziss- and the Press with
itis nantio, and re hope that the coming year NAV
Ir1e tsai political Discussions oaa be carried on
S-1inu1s ans Ezad-shruEins and personality
( naer IN motto We have chosen, we can point
oui tz1lts, =e ezn award praise, we can be gentle,
az4- Z. aeoessz-E- can strike hard
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Special ,aoGfes.

Per steamer Zcaanda, direct from Paris via sydney,
two very elegant obque Pianos by Bord unsurpassed
for tone and durability. Also, and secondhand
Pianos and Organs, Musica Boxes Acocrdcons, Hand
some Gold and Plated Jcwcry, vsses-iu fact, lot Of
Goods suitable For Presents Every should call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere CT Open evenings.
PICKERING & CO.,
$50 I'm Great TX L Store King and Fort Streets.
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To ExPo-+-r< OF Hawaiian Rice and TO
Whnrn II mar Conne

n a1-1nnct with Art approved isih dAy OF August
~ II grrTrf F-zusuirut Expectation 81 FOREIGN u
h1SA AZ l-sdurg - Pors - The United Staies WI
80 - anrT7En i appointed Export Guard for the
tn- ~ hnlzlu- fE-rrs Who about 10 ship Rice 10
a. iai - the luil-c Stzie, uill notify the Export
tr ~ M tu-Fn1r5 n prncui TINT h. nv rzanlne
End tsict and ~ nhe - srr rfHr.e thai !. l. The
r-lrlh nnc fi-r.dure - fhe Hawaiian Islands
Aul m s0u1-11uce With the said Act, I have fred
~ hs-efg X fhe fee - b. paid s4id Export
-ATc t.r exam uafnu und certificate Al tho sum Of
Lr-zfg Cents - 500 Isl and ia proportion
iu- any - quantity than a iur-
JOHN : WALKER, Minister Of Finance
Hulnlulu- ocloi.sr = zss1 So
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commerce on this ocean. Island products will be
brought near to the worlds great markets. But
the Nicaragua followers still hold on as this tele-
gram shows:
-WksHsSsToS. December l2.-General Beale whose
guest General Grant will be during his stay in Washing
Ton states that the principal object OF the exresiden
visit 10 the capital Is consult with Admiral Amen
respecting the plan for perfecng the organization of
Inc Niesrasrsn inieToceane canal project the friends
Of which believe that the time has arrived for taking
tive measures TO defeat the De bessep scheme bit
Ter contest between the rival routes appears imminent
and the De Lesscps enterprise will probably escape
the vigorous opposition OF the NcaraguGn clique by
reason Of having secured the services OF Secretary
Thompson, whose acceptance of position on the De
Lesseps canal COMPANY Is no loncer douhted."
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rrusi Advertisements.

CUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
= waiian Islands In probate In the Estate Of
FRANK ]. oBRfEN, Of Honolulu deceased, intestate.
Before Mr.. Justice Jndd-
on residing and filing the petition OF Francis N
Hatch of Honolulu. alleging that FRANK j. O'BRiEN
OF said Honolulu died interstate at said Honolulu the
day Of August A. u. 1SS and praying that letters
of Administration Issue TO Francis VI. Hatch.
II is ordered that FRIDAY the sist day OF January;
D. ISL be and hereby IL appointed for hearing said
Petition before the said Justice in the Court Room OF
this Court AZ Honolulu at which time and place all
persons concerned may appear and show cause any
they have why said Petition shoud not be granted and
thai This order y. rhii-h~d "a N, En-liSh language
for three svcccSsly, wrt.s N us hawalian eaxeue
newspaper Honolulu . -.
Dated HonoluIu II. l.. January 3rd. A. D, ISL.
A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Attest: A. ROSA, Justice OF the Supreme Court
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The steamer City Of Ne'e York arrived on Thurs
day afternoon considerably behind time; she had
been delayed two days in San Francisco waiting
for the European and Eastern mails and made a
long passage over IN consequence of the bad wealth.
er. On Dec. 22nd heavy sea struck the steamer
and two seamen were washed over board, Arthur
Simpson and David Sibery; both men were
drowned. One boat was lost and other damage
done.
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ISLAND OF HAWAII.

LOT No. ~, Being the lands known Kula and
Halekamahina, situate In Puma Hawaii The first piece
contains 1913 acres the second piece contains ~ acres
and the third 1859 all grazing land Subject TO
lease existing said lands which expires April 1st
advance; to be paid by the party holding the lease
LOT NO. aa, Being the Ahupuaa Of KapOho, situate
In Puma, Hawaii and containing 1850 said land
ary' iSs at an annual rental Of 500, payable semi
annually in advanced taxes to be paid by the party hold
ing the lease.
LOT No. ri, Being the Ahupuaa and fish ponds of
Kalapnipuaa, situate below kawahae, containing an
of $50 acres, l0 of which fish ponds Subject
to lease Deserving the largest fish pond Of 5giuo
annual rental of $780, payable scmi-annpay taxes TO
be paid by the party holding the lease.
LOT NO. ID, Being the Iii of Anaehomaln, which
adjons the above land and contains of S9
Al acres Of which are fish ponds.
LOT NO rs, Being the Ahupuaa Of Kapalaiaea,
containing an area of - acres.
LOT No. ~, Being the land known as Kaamaku-
mu, kona, Hawaii, containing 80 acres.
LOT NOES, Situated In Waipio Hawaii and con-
tanning 40 Of an acre of kalo land.
LOT M. 90, Being the lands situate in waioIi,
Haralei, Kauai, and known as Puuone consisting of
several large kalo patches.
LOT NO 30. Apana of Royal Patent 7431, situate
in kalihiwai, Kauai, and containing Of acre
and 10 perchcs, all kalo land.
LOT NO. 81, Apana 9 of above mentioned Royal Pa
tent, containing rood and 81 perches.
LOT NO; ~, Being Apana of Royal Patent No.
52 situated in Wapo, Hawaii and containing 40 of
an acre-one large kalo patch
LOT NO. 33, Being Apana Of above Royal Patent.
Contains 2S-100 of an acre OF kao land.
Lot No. 81 Being Apana of above Royal Patent.
Contains lilo of an acre OF kalo land.
LOT No b, Being all the right, title and interest
of said deceased in Royal Patent $50, comprising 3
pieces OF land and containing of 51iiOO
situated in Laie, Oahu.
LOT NO. 31, Being the Ahupuaa OF Kapalalaea
situated in Kona, Hawaii surveys of which are in
of preparation.
As soon as surveys can be made the Ahupuaa of
Waipio, on Hawaii, and OF Alae in kpahulu Maui,
will be sold.
Terms Cash, and Deeds at expense Of purchaser.
II SS3 VIC PARKE, Commissioner
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For Sale,

I FIVE II. p. KIPP's UPRIGHT
Engine and Boiler.
Circular Saw with Table.
215ineh Sluthow's Pumps capacity $50 to 800 gals
each per minute with pipe, strainers, and cheek
valves.
SINGH suthow's Force Pump, capacity 20 to 60
gals per minute
Tustin's Hore Power.
Tank, built Of Redwood by Mr.. Bruins; diameter
10 II, height IT, with extra hoops
12-feet Atwood Patent Self-Regulating Windmill,
with heavy frame ~ feet high; will stand any
exposure.
Some Of these things remain at Judge McCny's place
Inquire Of $40 II II. INsEL.
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MarShaI'S Sale,
ON SATURDAY. IAN %. 1S8
MARSHAL,S SALE.

AKowAI, ALIAS YOUNG QuAI, VS.. d. w. KAMAHAIAAU.
EkY Vsi.TUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
ED issued out of the Supreme Court for the sum of
$500 e. in favor of the abovenamed defendant, have
levied upon and shall expose for sale on
Wednesday, the 18th day of January, 1881,
AT Aiioani Hale IL O'Clock noon all the right title
and interest of the said D. W. Kaahaaau In and to all
thai piece of land situated in Waikee, Eva, and de-
scrbed in Royal Patent No SIS containing $40 acres
together with wooden house, unless said Judgment
and costs and expenses of sale he previously satisfied
Terms Cash, and Deeds at expense of purchaser
W. G. PARkE. Marshal.
Honolulu, December .. 1880.
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Advertising Agent 81 Merchant Exchange, San Fran
CISCO is authorized to receive advertisements for this
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22d Day of January, A. d. 1881
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON,


all the right title and interest of the said Kaiaikawaha
OF, In and to the following Real Estate, viz:
LOT NO:I, Situated in Kamnnanui, waialaa, Oahu.
ana containing "a acres more particularly described in
Royal Patent No. 1890.
LOT NO. 2, Situated in KamananuE Waialua Oahu
containing SslO acres, and particularly de-
scribcd in Royal Patent, Mo- cor.
LOT NO. 3, Situated in Kamananui, waialua.
Oahu and containing Is $500 acres, and more par.
ucuariy described in Royal Patent, No. 1890
LOT NO. 4, Situated in said Kamananui containing
acres OF haio land, more particularly described in
LOT No. 5, Apanaf Of Royal Patent No 1877.
IN said hanananui, and containing 6liO0 acres OF
Kalo Land.
LOT NO.s, Apana Q, Of said ROYAL Patent. con.
tanning ah acres grazing land.
LOT NO. q, Being the Land described in Roval
fatent NO iiD IN said kamananui, and containing VI
acres of grazing land.
LOT NO. s, Being Apana I. of ROYAL Patent. No.
1888 containing % ss-iOo acres Of cane land.
LOT NO o Apana , of said Royal Patent, CON
LOT NO 10, Apana 3, of said ROYAL Patent CON-
tanning 4s-ioo acres kalo land.
For further information, apply to the UNDERSIGNED
The terms OF the sale cash and the deeds al inc
expense of the purchaser.
WI. WILCOX,
Commissioner 10 sell the Real Estate, OF
80 4t Kaiaikawaha deceased
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Br vifue a. Huthorsy vested in the Minister or Int.
-la- ne Rules and Rrulurons for Carriages WAGONS
l'-Hys ar On hire IN ts Distinct are hereby amended
Ihe following stands arc abolished. Nnuka side Of
hs-uh1ni st-ets from ezss corner % Bethel
eaaai side q Hotel street from cas-; corner Of For,
s---es
-ne following H-r ncw stands established: Naksi
eior a. hs-rh1ui street east q Fort street
hasAi side q Nerhant street opposite Sailors Home
hHkI side o Huie s1ruot from B-eve-s Block east
OF ne stands hereby established no; more than SIX
oa7riAces ~lh he allowed 70 stand a. any QUO time.
IL A P. CARTER, Minister OF the Interior.
Sotioe t. hereby ven thar the police are Instructed
u Fi-i te sanding az expresses for hire on places
No Huiho-izee ly the regulations So
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COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

OOuk -
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
Id Sale by the Honorable c. c. Harris, Chief Justice
Of the supreme Court issued on the 9Th day o. January
a. d. 1881 the undersigned will sell at public aneuon
ON MONDAY, JANUARY 81, A. d. 1881,
AZ II o'clock noon.
At the front door OF Aiioani Hale all the right title
MI ~ IN ~ ~ he f,,loping narecs OF land situate
upon the Island of Mani, viz;
lot No. I, Situate In Pacohi, Lahaina. containing
acre, rood and Y perches near TO the Catholic
Church, aud is planted with cane.
LOT No. .. situate In nikahi, and containing :
| roods and II perchcs
LOr No. Situate In Iikahi, bahama, and con.
tanning = poles.
LOT No. q. situate In Keawa.ki, Lahaina, and
containing nineteen perches. This Is the store lot sit
nate near TO the wharf
TOT NO. y. situate In Kuholilca, Lahaina, con-
tanning acre and II roods
lot, No. q. Situate In Kuholilea, Iahaina, con.
tanning y acre.
LOT No. .. Apsna I Of the Ahupuaa Of ukume.
hac containing S acres, b1 acres OF which IL knlu
land, and stream Of water through the centre of
same.
lot No. y, BEING Apana . 81 said Ahupuna situate
the beach, and containing TiO acres Of which can
be planted with cane There is alsn said 10 be fishing
the beach and seward.
LOT No D. The Ills OF Puuohaia and Kauouoku
sAte IN Waikiki, containing III acres ~ Of which Is
cane land and has been planted by the wailuku Sugar
Company.
LOT No. 10. Is a Lele Of Puuohala, In waIiuku
aforesaid and contains s3iO0 acres.
LOT NO. a.. Being the III Of Kaohe in Waikiki
aforesaid containing us Gei0O portion OF this
is kalo land and portion grazing and wood land.
LOT No. ~, Two what are known as Poaiimas, be-
Ing two kao patches, situate inside OF Royal Patent
59s5.
LOT NO. II, Being the Iii of Maniania, containing
$40 acres.
LOT NO H. Being Lcle Of Kauonokn, containing
Soo OF an acre and comprises two large kalo patches
LOT No. II. Being the hi of Puhiawaawa and con-
tains : 5i-i0D acres cane land.
LOr No. 49, Being the III OF Lemukec containing 3
9S-iUo acres cane land.
LOT No. Ia, Situated In Kapanui. wailnku and
containing OF 3S 100 Of and conf rising
two large kalo patches
LOT No. Is, The fishing right in the Waikiki
stream.
LOT NO 10. Comprises two pieces Of land situate
in kapuoho, waehu, and contains osl0O acres.
LOT No. 70, Being a certain piece of land situate
in Pclekunu Island OF Molokai, and contains acres
and sii fathoms.
lot No. ~, Being undivided half Of the Aim.
puaa OF Pelcmuku, on the Island Of Mookai said
Ahupuaa contains 53i5 acres, the greater portion OF
which is kalo land
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Bp e7nhorifp.
Regulation Of the Board Of Health.

Al the p-sssucers PCT STEAMER Cassandra are de-
eH-uc in quarAntine and ordered to report to the
Shef Or AGENT % TIE Board Of Health; and auv per
rnn ~o shan ha-bor any Of such passenger or their
Inises without notifying the Agent Of the Board Of
hrAih ull be prosecuted under Section es5 Of IN.
Cirii Code HAP. CARTER
President Board Of Health
DccrEhc- es-h- 1sS1 sxa
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The speech OF Mr.. Simon kaai, printed in the
Advertiser supplement is surely no translation
of Mr.. Kaai's native Grafton; it smacks to US
strongly of style of oratory which we have heard
in the Legislative Hall and which did not come
from Mr.. Kaai's lips The howl Sent up against
the Board of Health is very amusing coming from
the quarter 1t does; why the present Board of
Health Is composed of " intelligent laymen" about
whom we heard so much last session. The fact is
that if the arch-angel Gabriel himself came down
to manage Board of Health he would find lots of
cayillers at his arrangements
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5auaiian 6azette,
nsr Mopus RERus.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5. 1851.
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A Administrators Notice.
NOTICE,

A T A MEETING OF THE CORPO-
~ RATORs OF the Grove Ranch Plantation COMPANY
held In Honolulu the 18th day Of December a II
ioo was voted 10 accept Charter Of Incorporaton
granted by the Minister OF the Interior upon the 81 DIV
OF October, d. 1850 The Corporation Wa therennog
Organized and the following choice OF its oicers for
the ensuing year was made, viz: ~
Alfred s. Hartwell. prost5o,,
Thomas II. Hebron. ........... Vice prssidsa,
Henry W. Schmidt ........... Trcs"rras
William Owen Smith. srd;,e.
Sanford b. Dole .....-.---..... Ser-a,ao
s. B. DOLE, sec'y Grove Ranch Plantation Co.
December Is, 1880. ssi 4, "
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NOTES.

Esop, to whom the world owes deep debt Of
gratitude for his fables, tells one about bundle
of sticks, which, however stale it may be, is al
ways convenient and forcible illustration when
ever one wants to advocate concerted action
No set of men can hope to carry out their
plans unless they will consent to sink minor differ
ences and act together as one man. This is true
of every department in life from the family circle
to the Cabinet
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Bran and Oats.
H. LADY LAMPsos," THIS DAY.
- t'~oj BOLLES Co
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ROBBINS L. APPLETON,

sic iy General Agents, New York, U. s a.
CO. All the above line Of waltham Watches for sale
the store OF NJ. McISERNY, Sole Agent for this King
dom.
WARE The Trade supplied at the LOWEST PRICES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-04

ineton to James Russell Lowell, Minister
to England:
WAsHIxeroN.-The President of the Unit
ed States was shot this morning by an as
sassin named Charles Gitteau. The weapon
was a large sized revolver. President Gar
fed had Just reached the Baltimore and 70
tomac station, about twenty minutes past
nine, accompanied by portion Of his Cao'-
net, to leave on the Limited Express for New
York. rode in the carriage with him from
the Executive mansion, and was walking by
his side when he was shot.
The assassin was Immediately arrested, and
the President was conveyed to private room
in the station building. Surgical aid was at
once summoned. He has now at 20 minutes
pas, 10. been removed to the Executive Man.
sion. Surgeons are in consultation, and re-
gard his wounds As very serious, though not
necessarily fatal. His vigorous health gives
strong hopes of his recovery. lie has not
lost consciousness for a moment. Inform our
ministers IN Europe.
JAMES G. BLAINE,
Sec'y of State.
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The latest reports from Europe indicate
that the use OF electricity as motive pow
err is rapidly extending. Several railroad
lines in Germany are employing success
fully this new motor. and it is reported
that trains will be drawn through the st.
Gotbard tunnel by electric engines. A
French electrician has succeeded in driv-
ing an English tricycle. for an hour along
the streets of Paris by an electric motor.
The vehicle. with its rider weighs 400
pounds. and its speed was that of an ordi-
nary cab, but it is expected by improving
the mechanism that the speed may be in
creased to twelve miles an hour
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What They Lead To.

Kidney troubles and liver troubles, unless
checked in time by DIR. David Kennedy
'Favorite Remedy" will end in constipation,
piles, rheumatism and gravel. The latter
are ailments of very serious character ga
vorite Remedy" acts upon the disordered
kidneys and liver with quickness and certain
ty. 1t is Natures own device for this pur.
pose. Ask for it when YOU are next in the
store, or write to the Doctor at Rondout. n. Y.
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WASHINGTON, July 2. Mrs. Gar field,
although still weak from her recent illness,
and shocked by the suddenness of grief
which has come to her, has behaved with "A
courage and self-control equal those Of
her husband. Not only has she not given
away to the terror and grief to which she
necessarily feels, but she has been constantly
by the Presidents side, encouraging him
with her parsence and sympathy, and giving
efficient aid so far as it had been in her power
to the attending physicians.
Cows IsLANAD, n. Y, July ?.
To Gen. w. T. Sherman, Washington:
l trust that the result of the assault upon
the life of the President NAV not have fatal
consequences, and that in the interest of the
country the act may be shown to have been
that of a mailman; thanks for your dispatch
and for your promise of further information.
(Signed)
W. S. HANCOCK.
The Sun SAYS The sensation of profound
sorrow is universal The American people
are overwhelmed with grief The death of
General Garfield, fortunately, will have no
political Significant. 1t was not the work of
party or faction, but one man in a state
of mental alienation. Our great holiday
will be converted into day of universal
sorrow. 1.-The paths of glory lead but to
the grave"
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Bogus Certificates.

tits no vile drugged stuff, pretending to be
made of wonderful foreign roots, barks, &C..
and pulled up by long bogus certificates of
pretended miraculous cures, but simple,
pure, effective medicine made of well-known
valuable remedies, that furnishes its own
certificates by its cures. We refer to Hop
Bitters, the purest and best of medicines
See another column.-Repubiicaa.
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Arthur calico to WasAisgtos.

WARRINGTON July 8. Vice President Arthur
came here at the instance of Secretary Blame
having received the following message last
evening:
Hon. c. A. Arthur, Vice President
II is the Judgment Of the Cabinet that you
should come to Washington tonight by the
midnight train.
Hamlin TO Blaine.
Among the kilograms received to-day by
Secretary Blaine was the following:
BANGOR. Me-. July 2.
To James G. Blaine, Washington:
Your kilograms received. Information of
the hopeful condition Of the President 10
a great relief to all, but We are terribly anx-
ioas. Carry my heartfelt sympathy to the
President and family.
Signed
H. HANLIN.
Press Comments of California.
SAN Francisco, Jnly s. The press COM
ments upon the assassination. concur in con-
sidering it the work of mailman, but. also,
generally agreed that a fatal result is likely
to change the face of national politics, and
turn the administration over to the stalwarts
with Conkling as President defacto.
Churches at Providence.
PROVIDENCE, X. L., July 3. The assault
upon the President was the theme of COM
ment and public prayer in all the churches
to-day. The excitement continues intense,
and the newspaper Offices are filled by anx-
ious crowds.
1890 Bulletin, July Fourth.
WASHINGTON. July 4. The Presidents
condition has changed very little since last
bulletin. Pulse ll2; temperature 80; res
piration 20. Some tympanites is recognized.
Does not complain SO much of pain in the
feet.
Sympathy From Norway and Sweden.
Dispatches expressive of profound sorrow
add heartfelt sympathy have poured in from
mayors of cites and officers of representa-
tive organizations throughout the country.
Count Luewenhaup, the Swedish minister,
called on Secretary Blaine at the White
House, to-day, for the purpose of expressing
sympathy. He delivered message from
the King of Sweden, expressive of the horror
felt at the attempted assassination and Civ
ing assurance that the prayers of the people Of
Sweden and Norway were offered for the
speedy recovery of the illustrious invalid.
Senator Anthony to Sec. Blaine Con.
corning Celebration Of Fourth.
Executive Mansion, July 3. Secretary
Blaine at late hour, tonight, received the
following:
PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 3. Rhode Island
feels very keenly the blow at President Gar
field. Ought not festive celebrations, to-
morrow, to be discouraged? Gov. Littefield
joins me the inquiry.
(Signed) ii. L. ANTHONY.
No More Bulletins UutiI 100 A. M.
Executive Mansion, July 4th. In view of
the fact that it is deemed best to keep the Pres
ident perfectly quiet during the remainder of
the night, attending physicians announce
at A. NJ. that no examinations will be made
and no further bulletins issued until 100
A. NJ.