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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-09-08
The President at Long Branch.

HE MADE THE JOURNEY COMFORTABLY ON TUES
DAY. PARTICULARS OF HIS REMOVAL.
AS stated elsewhere the Presidents physicians
decided last week upon the early rem oval OF the
President from Washington, and Monday all the
arrangements We're completed for taking him to
Long Branch At 5.4O Tuesday morning the
President was earned from his sick to an
express wagon which had been backed up to the
steps of the front portco, By doctors Bliss, Eey-
burne and Boynton Gen. Swain, Col Rockwell
and COrbn and C. o Rockwell and Warren Young
who remained with the patient during his remov-
al He was reclining in peaceful position Oh the
bed upon which for many days he had been sut-
terlng and lighting for life His right hand was
laid upon his breast, while the left arm was stretch
ed full length upoa the coyeret His high fore
head was covered by linen cloth and his feat
ures though emaeiated wore patient and re
signed expression A small platform had been
erected from the portlco to the wagon and across
this his bed was tendery and carefully carried
and deposited IN this wagon There was no mis-
hap whatever i'll transit, and the horses were
hltched to the conveyance and started at ) 81
for the depot As the exp press wagon moved away
from the executive Mansion, the President teeby
but cheertully lifted his left hand and waved a
farewell to the inmates of the house. who had
semDiet on the porch To wish him God speed on
his journey. feeling Of reiet took possession ut
the bystanders for In the opinion Of many, the
most perllous portion of the Journey had been
complished The conveyance was preceded To
the depot by the carriages containing lhe remain
der OF the party which was to accompany the
| President to Long Branch
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-09-08

The Maine Farmer Of last week published crop
reports from all parts of the State, which are sum
married. as follows: Hay good yield but much
damaged by the bad weather; grain Of all kinds
good: corn great growth Of fodder, but two
weeks late potatoes good yield except where in.
inred by rust, which did much damage in portions
of Aroostook County apples fair crop for an off
year feed in pastures excellent and early cat
fields yield large crop of hay.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-09-08

List of patents issued to Maine inventors for the
week ending August 30, 1881 DAD, 4G5, John E.
Cotton. of Fairfield, Folding Char. 6479 Ro
nella L. Doble Of La Grange Carriage Spring.
PIG, l69, q NJ Stevens of Deering and II. J. CHS
holm of Portland, manufacturing Fbrons Ware.
40, rs, G j. kimball of Portland, Mail Bag
Catcher 24G0lS Frank flanagan of Portland,
Steam Table 1850 IRE issuel I. 5. Lewis OF
Saco, Machine for removing ,ireen Corn from the
Cob.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-09-08

Resolved. That it is the sense OF the CITY GOV
eminent that the construction of the railroad from
Belfast to Newport should not be commenced till
the MEANS have been secured TO compl etc the
same to Newport exclusive Of the rolling stock
and that no mortgage or other incumbrance shall
ever be placed upon said road
On the 9TH day Of april following the inhubi
tants OF Belfast voted to subscribe for 1864 shares
OF non preferred stock On the 1th Of August Of
as follows
That the municipal officers be and they are here
by aut hOrized and instructed to subscribe in the
name and for said city for }60l shares of the value
Of one hundred dollars each, amounting to $3.50.
100 to the non preferred stock, provided the same
be done without subjecting the said city to the
payment OF any sum or sums not duly ana legally
assessed by a vote Of the Stockholders OF said
company.
In accordance with SAID vote, the aldermen OF
Belfast subscribed their names to the following
contract, to wit
We the undersigned being a majority of the
municipal officers OF the city of Belfast do hereby
in our official capacity for and IN behalf Of said
city subscribe for 1904 shares of the non preferred
stock of the b 4 VI K. K Co at the par value of
500 each, amounting to 1850 400, in accordance
with the vote Of said city council and the rules and
regulations Of the directors as herein recorded.
And in the rules of said directors is found the fol
lowing:
No assessment whatever except Tor a preiiniu
AIRY survey and location OF said road shall be made
upon any share shares so as above subscribed.
nor shall any work upon said road be commenced
until the full amount be secured for its completion
to Newport thereby avoiding the necessity of any
mortgage or incumbrance being even contracted
BY this corporation.
Had this contract which the city Signed been
fully complied with on the part Of the X. r. Co,
there would have been TO day, no debt upon the
railroad co and had there been no debt upon the
railroad co. the question of the relation of the pre-
terIed to the non preferred stock, undoubtedly,
would never have arisen; because every one agrees
that if there were debts upon the K. r. Co. the
net earnings oi said co. under its lease to the M.
G. would be $50 600 per year Among the by laws
Of the B. A Nj h. r Co passed July 3D., 1868 is
the following Go lS) to wit
Dividends on the preferred stock shall first be
made semi annually from the net earnings of said
road not exceeding SIX per centum per annum !;
After which dividends. If there shall remain sur
plus, dividend shall be made upon the non pre-
ferred stock up to like per cent per annum ;
and should surplus then remain of net earnings
after both of said dividends In any one year the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-09-08

Fix President and Mrs Hayes ARE -
To he actively supporting the tempeIu
ticket in ohio which i- merely IL ben
cratic side show. designed to- drlA
Republican votes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
IMPORTS.

r--- 50 Francisco Der II " AlIsy. June 1G-Castlg
gasEe- s. pkg ware, pkgs stationery, ~ pa:
t6rf ss posts g5i sks bran, 30 bgs barley. j bar.
rnr1er - dnf chickens. kgs butter; Lenehan q
~ sfss 4 sks hour - N bricks, - hx candles. - G
--ires elf uk.-s rroc and feed; r c Spaidinc. By
sas1c- " e Irwin a Co - sSs potatoes; Cook a FED
81 81 -o--. Lever & Cooke. cs marble y granite
= Isl Z r-cf a Co . bbls beef: I Warehouse, ] es
VI b F1strg. c., bale saddiery Mons freer, c,
C4h. hrcoas ~ kegs baiter, coil oil. 100 bbi'
me. Mcintyre Bro. DE bags 40.& SKIS nour, keE'
- ~ -,.5s ,1i rx-S groceries T Nehling. 81 pkg
l-a-hire-r; - pkg mdse 10 Chimes firms
r-ua ~an Franeisoo, per Discovery June ls--Bol:e:
co 20 ss barley 50 bags corn, l52 pkg grOo cries 4.
= 'art uackfed & Co. 6 boots and shoes, ~ pkgs
Ea-au-rs 30 hrls lime 800 sks barley ~ sks bean
--5-. & Vi Nacfafinne a Co. - cs whiskey, 100 sk'
b-.n ft * feed. To- bales hay, horses, pks
,,F. -. seg- 10 Sdis ass. 80 Pkg furniture
i e7r-rr Sc - nosr; " II Wilkinson. c mdse
H1aaaln steam Nil Co 6E Is esdsr; Holiist s5c
u r-sr A Co a. plsrs stoves aud fittings; Hynan
- s psrs On goods 6 hat. L cutlery; e;
f--rru-c s. hacs hay; ! T Warehouse 81 bales ma.
- - ted g shirts y Pike foilo 7s : i Ce
--n O. cotton; 7 H Davies. 6 mdse, - pc pip
q, s,iS,oes "a * FEED bales hay. Is pkg.
r-s-a4I - 5 uks furniture; & Brewer a Co, IL pkg;
t-sga-.. { Williams. Is pks furniture. order s.
a. t-s-tr- A J Cartwright, clothing = br peci
S-aa-f.r a Co 20 c. udse; henson. 81 sks corn
Egs Go. SO g coal oil G mase; = iiS, -, =
Son b Ia potatoes IS a. pioWs. y pkgs hardware ant
rn-i1c maferiai. ne pkes groceries; + irwin. ~
iaafnes Mr. Snow. d nks turIltures Geo Lucas
q. D ripe In pkrs mdsc, kruton. Brewer 4 % oV'a
~. fr- is C. coa OIL ila pes Eroc and etc; HoDiste
a co 3 nkrs rrurs. A VI Bush, ~ b1s potatoes, "a
r.-e --scr-ic. $50 ks 1ours Castle Cooke, pkg;
L--lulre. c % Berger. : tanks gasoline' Levers .
Ceikl- = pszs mdse- n Mclncruy. G boots ano
shoes uaN Bell Tel Co G. Scasks msferiai Niieel
a Ca Eu posts ss shingles. - kegs powder; o G
r-Nse- C. fuse hardVars q SKIS oats, = SKIS bran
CARS 50 talss hay. so m shingles and luoe pkgs tS
rlrin1- Chincse frins- 70 pkgs 10 address
r-or pom Blakeiv. per Martha Rideout, June IS
-s g rough Lumber. SlG n clear ceder, ilbselt y
su-s1rei lumber. $40 m cedcr shingles
F-or BrclnouhsFen- per Ceeer- June loth-''1 tons
coal 9 O. private effects. 2 c. cigars
Prom Cauao-pe- Robt Clayton, June soth-Passen
c-s az stores in transit
F-1u Port Townsend per Rainier June lsth-4s9il
raurH inmbcr g .sfg n dressed lumber l2u'' shng
Del eiln lsihs.
r-sr po-f Townsend. per Camden, June 80, 4'sg Z
r-zl Iusu5eI si ~ q roucht ian Der. l51V19 shin
: -s lal laths. = hx t-iiss. = hols heel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

HoyoLrLE. 1--WE =. ISL

HNNOLI LII. Jun r 1871.
since our last business has not percePuoy revived
- nup,rcnry remains quiet All seem 70 De waning
- rrc,ri Of the inier-slaud iahu on travel, which
,iri N great measure set trade to rights.
e-I,.-ris seems 10 be dying ont, and we may all
M none that our citizens will soon be al iiber-
- ,rbrre they please the group without let or
,-,-ss-rpce from the Board Of Health
-1.-.is some inquiry for money on undoubied Sc
-.f-, A. from 10 10 per cent. Exchange on San
4---eisco il easy att \ Der cent
rr. hsrr had two arrivals from San Fiancisoo-the II
II slr and Discovery. both with fan carsoes Of seas
,u,ble supplies; and the bark Ceder from Germany
win irHni-rEais
ev--r ar not arriving a. freely from windward as
-r-5-cl IN hast The Kauai steamers and packets
A. fi bringing fail cargocs. The stmr K Bishop on
H. lat trip broughi s'l SACKS Of sugar IRON hoioa
~ y--rn arrivals for the week were: Am bark Il
N 49, ~ ~, hftne Discovery from san Francisco;
- a.. Ceie- from Bremen; Am bark Rainier from
% n aftfr. An brig R3bf Clayton from Peru; Am
- r1-s5sr from rori Gamble; Am bark Annie from
~ sena-in-es were Am term W L Beebee. Am
hstun Eaie suddea An orig oensusio. Il, lof s.n
- lsIif,-uis Tor Royal roads; Am btne Amelia Tor
P,-f akriv: Riiaia schr Viva ior fanning Island
rH6s. md Thetis. Tor Esquimalt, = {
The h " Amy sails today Tor san traneisec
Fifns Discovery aboui saturday next The banks los
sr ceasr after di-eharging will probably be laid on To-
Tbs Nis-iouary brig Morning star. amer having m
g--ir- tha7l5agh overhaul painting, etc, VIII sal
f5-mcrHuw fur Micronesia.
~. Haw brig Surprise. after having undergone eN
sri,r rafr. n the hands Of ship carpenter j. nov
rrserfnr ruro for san trnucirco che u 70 DC com
wsndri ~ Capt Jackson.
% s1fr-,isv last Mr. Adams disposed o. two parcels
a. - srrts one piece 81 Naknwuc, Maui. containini
= - ~ knocked down 10 ?. G. Jones. Eco; 10
SO. The othsr j. house lot on the corner o. iote
etr-f Streets this CITY and was solo 10 JONI
NsE~s-ac Fs1 for S2ss5. The Assignees sale o
gss--ir- az same evening aggregated alb ut Sl-5b
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
Police Court.

June 14-Kamai. from the 18th, remanded to the
18th; Mrs. Ana Haniean, from the 18th, H0i. pros.
entered: Kong Hook. from the 18TH fined SO, costs
81 60; Wong Fat, from the 18th, fined SO, costs
50 90; Mrs. Moore, common nuisance, mol. pros.
entered; Kasi, furious riding. forfeited So balli
Goo Kim and Manuel sylvia, driving over bridge
faster than walk, each forfeited 81 bail; Jackob-
son, drunk fined S. costs 81; Lima, deserving
bond service of Foster Co., costs 81 and returned
10 service.
June l5-Kamai. from the 18th, mol. pros; Pal
alma. Kaulshea, Lono, all drunk, each fined 50,
costs 81; John Crowell, drunk, forfeited SO bail;
bIaihui, Keod kua, both deserving bond service,
settled out of court.
June 16-Auzust Fernandez, from the 9Th, not.
pros: Joela assault and battery, fined SO, costs
g 20 John Brown, drunk, forfeited So bail; James
Davis. drunk, fined $. costs 81.
June I7-E. 7. Rhodus and Alfred Rhodus, from
the 18th, remanded to the 9th, unless sooner
called; William Wright malicious mischief, COM
mitted to the Supreme Court; Edward Phelan,
drunk fined IS, costs 81.
June sc. b. Gardner driving dray faster than
a walk. fined s., costs 81 10.
June 20-Hookano, kuamOo, Limapehu, all
drunk. forfeited s. bail; Dick Edward, drunk,
fined $40, costs 81; Edmund, drunk, forfeited 81
bail.
June 21-H Freeman and Julia Robinson, adul-
terry, the former was fined $50 and cost, and the
latter fined $50 and cost.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
PASSENGERS

From san Fraucisco per Nee Foo. June lf-2 Chinese
rl- 50 r-,rrisra. Der. Kate sudden. June 15-Mrs
Tau-.srua and child. Capt Law. " \ Peabody.
IRON san Frnncis5o. per Helen W Amy, June Is
l-aa Vn-t q NchiiuE. Col NorIis. J : Niliett
ne \ B-,s,snn gu6 Gru-uu. II Meyer. g Thomas, J
4 Sirrr gas Miller. ! Gunthcr. \ Archibald, Il
Ardars ln uifC and children.
F-a- So francisco PER Discovery. June IT-Maiol
! eeasnr IA = A. VIE and family. and Mrs
Natkirt Ms Dora Sloss. Mics Fl0Ia burke. MI Amoi
and 81 e. lao Smith. Jn0 Coleman.
Far Izifhc-f Narshnl and New Hehrides. per Storm
E -i Eunn eiih sixty returned iAborers, men
waaneu and children
Fer Rry1i Roads. per California, June isth-John
S-l.h-
F-.u c.iao. per Robs T clayton. June sosh-Ars Lai
u nd 80 lnbu-CrE ia fr1usfu
F-.u B-oncn. per Cedar June Is,h-lss German
Iumi-unis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

KoroA. June 3rd. 1851.
Fu-oE 6 LzrrrE SIN couversation with gen
remsr. f-iead and neighbor Of mine recently
,,u.rss were made by him IN respect to my note
IN ~ gsar-z-E OF DE 18th ult- be stated that
uiie Ne saia Goods 60 his laborers without pro
e. ana ofisl amesaf q loss % himself ne thought
"a ca had csuse Of complaint; but 4 the en-
ul1ver made q profit goods thus furnished,
s-l-e leeI,ers perhaps might have cause OF COM
razri- NoE Il seems 10 me thst there would be
~ As cruse q complaint II such goods were
fu-uis1ed az the standard retaI rates Of the dis
r-irs For then the stlre-keeper who pays a
ai-sren would Stand perhaps an equal chance with
stse one wi1c pays no license.
~ r-rrtleuaan also stated that he made no
49, rraEt FOR. sud be- s. furnish good articles
4, m labu-urs and more chesply than they can
hrs hs-r IN the stores- and THIS make better
lrb--Es of nv hands and Il pays Now, Mr-
F77'r- iut me sly here thai II any employer con-
rr.-sIr feels thzt be Is paying hands too small
r-r- i,e,ter pay 1s1ore1ay n cash and let them
ra-ks their 1suEcbzse where they Piease- and not
t-F to uzze CD q ce1cleney N vases q iurnisn-
lnE rlods 20 hands cneafif' 70 tAe INJURY OF tht
ll-sus q store keepe-s h-siness-
Ess-,.- nd ali men are selfish. That's TACT
--5 - 70 ~ here that speAk n my own be.
haif D hetaf of nv family. les n oenA1 y
r-zsai- Interests do ! speak. and VINE ! ana PEI
80 - r.c---r a f5ashoid on tins Ierrestrlh
BAL r-th wife 20 supper and cniioren % 50 ~
t-szf VII not fail - raise my voice n oete1o'
E UT rlrrrs Ana while Am snunollg t.lt1 ~.
rE- aaItsh interests ] fully believe thai am I.
TIE Sc rsr,e ,rr-ssi-1r the sentiments OF near,
eEa-4 c1-1-rT retail deaier n the Islands; Tor
asVe harrd numbers Ct them complain OF N
EzHs s1uses - which complain 1bere are tnos,
u IN these SAMMY Isles who ca tooA ~
upaz iruaf well irrlresed fields. and say Eh1i'
ET1rus tha rurT quiut essence Of contenoenness
IAast tIroaS telds an mine And upon tn'
tlls and the cattle upon the hiils, and say
"a - - Ar nine r Let such reuezD
uer E1zt ths sz-th : Godis heritage, and that IN
ra1r ava rirhis % Be respected as well Is others
-1es have a rrht 20 live and ought q 2.
1rE-rud 40 hre and support tne1r HaIli
lies rasrrsniir tE1st fi,ev may be able 70 educate
tlE1 Children fnr future usefulness perhaps
Ca. 1pc1 q rhilsuihroQg that would take ~
e-1ri fh1t ri-stfaI1r belong 70 Others AID Els'
lama errru tket thew and we Ere heneftte|
~ a. ----- ------ E- M E-MLEA-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
EXPORTS

5-o- se1 Frsncisco per Cath Sudden, June 3D. s32
nfz - saga- sag gle mo.asses, 50 bnchs bananas.
DOM value S7g.i12.S4
H- an Francisco per Consueio, June i6-1i5sJS ios
-- 80 lnfhs bananas 61lJ9 De rice Dom. Value SG5
uIrS
Tor san rranrisco per Ella, june i3-SSs.753 lbs
s- 700 zl3 lhs rice hams, c. tamarinds. cs ef
49,. ~ hnchs hanEuas Value foreign Si65; Value
domestic Ssss72 -.
Fa- south Sea Isllnds. per Storm Bird June 2ths5.
~. af 100 @ bread 10 hxs tobacco II ks rice Val
Foreign s5fs.77. Val Trsn'd SOIL
r- ROYAL Roads per California, june 1Ith6iSo glls
srrlzssss ard ballast IN stores Val. Domestic Sss2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived.
guue -s-Am TX n " Alrny. Freeman. fiom 7
Am kkfue Discovery. Perriman. from :
Ger hk Cedsr. Rnhifs. from Bremen
Ts-Am bE kHinier. Mun. from Porl Gamble
An bk Martha Rideout, Wickburg from Port
nlakrly
An hEine Robert 7 Clayton. Davie, I'm Caliao
ra-Am hk Camden. Swuuf0n from Port Gamble
Am bk Annie. sandberg, from Newcastle
Sailed.
yrnr 15-Arn tern " L Becbee. Curtis, for
Chi stm Nee Pos. Cunningham. Tor hongkong
Raiatea sch Vivid Cawley. for fAnnlngs Is
1F-Am hktnc Kate Sudden. Bates. Tor
An hrtnc Cousucio. Howard. for
IAN D. California, Love. Tor Royal Roads
An hktue Amelia Eoye, for H0rt Blakely
2I-Hav briue storm Bird, Terney, for South
Sea Islands
HNs Thcfis. stephens. for Esquimah, c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

rFKY-CUNEf-Narriec IN honoiuiu, une ~lst- a
- - = 81 fhe brides mother by the Rev. :. c
l.-ulsr al a.. sANr1l ]. Lrvf, ksq, 70 Mss NARY ;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

Tbewharf near Brewers is being repaired, it
will probably be completed in six weeks or So II is
proposed to run the new wharf further out so that
vessels can be berthed on two sides.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

The new fume belonging to the Kilauea pIanta-
ton is completed and was opened with proper
ceremonies on the 11th of this month. The plan
tation hands went in a body to the head of the
ditch, and after songs and music, the ditch was
declared formally open. Afterwards fuaH was
given for the laborers and dinner for the lunas
A concert. spoken of las well-auanged affair
came of in the evening. We notice that at this
plantation upon each holiday some little enter
tainment is organized. in which all join. This
is the way to deal with the laborer. 1t is dull
enough TO work week after week; but give some
little incentive in the way of occasional entertain
ment, and the men viii certainly not be 50 dull
and apathetic as they frequently are.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

Miss Helen Barnard was married 10 the Rev. j.
Merrill on Thursday last The bride is the second
daughter Of J. F.. Barnard, Esq, for SO many years
connected with our Supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

The Storm Bird left yesterday. She has been
fitted for labor cruise among the New Hebrides.
We hope she will be more successful than the
Ponare. In one respect she stands better chance,
the little vessel is staunch and sails beautifully.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

The Discovery arrived on Friday last and
has brought the long wished-for insulators for the
telephones rs soon they get on shore, the tele-
phone people Will 90 to work and supply their by
no means 100 patient clients.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

People at Koloa called the captain of the c. r.
Bishop "pet Names week before last for sailing
from that port earlier than the time he had named
and leaving the mail behind Important letters fol
New Zealand were left at that time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
ssim II. HAcKFELD a CO.
JUST RECEIVED!

JUST RECEIVED
PER
ID Is Q q " u n IA
AZ bales Hay,
so SKIS Potatoes,
% cs Medium Bread,
20 cs Soda Crackers,
cs Sugar Crackers,
Also
9 cs Mems fine Calf Boots,
l cs Mems fine Gaiters,
And an Invoice 70 Liquor, viz,
80 cs Holland Gin,
so cs Tennents Ale,
10 cs Scotch Whiskey,
10 cs Irish Whiskey,
10 cs Ginger Wine,
cs Jamaica Rum,
cs Boutelleam Brandy, &c.
Cigars, Feed, Lime &c.
FOR SALE BY
SIS 4s 1t II. IIACKFELD q co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

We regret to hear of the serious illness of Mrs.
c. G. Harris. The Chief Justice has the sincere
sympathy of.eveIy one in the city, we are sure.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

There have been twenty-ons cases of swelled
legs among the Chinese and four have died. Last
week question was asked about this We would
like to have more information. The disease is
certainly fatal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

We are sorry TO hear that Bishop Maigret Is
severely indisposed. The worthy Bishop is be-
tween Is and ~ years of age he has been here for
nearly - years, during which time be has earned
the respect of men of all ways of religious think
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

An accident happened TO Doctor Whitney on
Monday evening be was riding in for the Doctor
carly IN the morning. when his horse stumbled,
throwing him and rolling over him; fortunately,
beyond some severe bruises the DR.. is not much
hurt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

Where did the enterprising reporter of the Ad
rerfisey- see the lumber dray propelled by 9
mule Hamlet" Me thinks / see him now,
Horatio-~ Where, my Lord wherel" Hamlet
E" In my saiHd's eve, Horatio -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

A little lad about 81 years of age was drowned
while bathing near Smiths bridge. An inquest
was held yesterday which resulted IN a verulct OF
=" accidental drowning" No one was present when
the boy was drowned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

We are glad to hear that Moku, the man who
was recently shot is pronounced out of danger.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

At Kilauea, from the LIST May to June 18th, there
have not been three days free of rain. Some part
of the time the rain has been heavy, and in con-
sequence the cane is fairly jumping.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

The well-borers had not brought water TO the
surface at Kekaha at last reports. Their boring
tool had got caught at the bottom of the well, and
the workTnen we're trying to get 1t out
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

The Antiques and Horribles" intend giving us
a little fun on the 4th. By-the-bye what is the
origin Of the custom we confess our ignorance
and would like to be enlightened.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

A large quantity of interesting articles and cor
respondence is unavoidabIy crowded out on ac-
count of tGe great pressure upon our space.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

four peope in Jail awaiting trial meet daily to de-
vote themselves to the study of poker. We only
give the rumor TO obtain contradiction, because
il has bad effect to have such rumor going
round
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

All the plantations as busy as they can be,
and the Garden Island begins to feel very prosper
GUS The C. r. Bishop brought up 3i7l bags of
sugar. the largest cargo of sugar she has had.
She also brought up quantity of miscellaneous
frninhf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

On Monday next 9th inst, Mr.. Adams viii offer
at Auction some fine racing and trotting stock,
many Of the horses offered are well known here
and have made their mark at the Park.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

KolzEas and quarantined persons other than
patients, 80, making the total number on the pre-
nises As. exclusive Of employees.
The one death reported above Is the only one
that has occurred since June 2nd.
CHkR1Es I. RoDoKRs, n. d.
Honolulu, June 2ist, ISL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

A friend of ours who now possesses couple OF
black eyes told us that he couldn't sleep nights on
account OF the bowls or rather yells of the dogs
Saws he. Talk of color why the town is full OF
velley. dogs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

The case Of the two brothers Rhodus has been
remanded till the 2Ith unless it is sooner called
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

The friends of DR.. J. W. Smith, of Koloa, will be
Dained to learn that he met with an accident last
week by which he lost portion Of a finger of his
right hand. small horse rope with which he was
leading horse became wound about the finger,
and the horse jumping suddenly and pulling away,
caused the accident. The doctor is recovering from
the injury
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

On Monday was the 44th anniversary of the ac-
cession of Her Majesty Queen Victoria. Statutes
were fired by HB.M.S. Thetis and by the Punch
bowl battery. Long may she reign! say we
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

Work has been commenced upon Mr.. Campbells
property at the corner Of Fort and Queen streets.
We understand that the buildings Will be pushed
rapidly forward.