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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-10

Mrs. BELLS expcciiu- her new stock
of Mill merry goods in few ia. She
expects to keep fully up with TIL times
and will cont nue. to give the public the
buefts of Ter taste and her long ex
peri, nc.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-10

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siussns q sAs isvn and visniy 10 sA: prseliess
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-10

long enjoy their honor.
Rev. Father Morandi was in the city
on Tuesday 10 connection with the in-
terests OF the Il. &. parish and further
ing the building OF church. Mass was
held 10 the morning Rev. Father NJ.
has purchased two lots one street NORTH
OF the public school house for about
Sl55. Subscriptions are progressing
rapidly for building church tn cost up
wards Of $500. End TO be constructed 20
that # required it eau be euisreei. The
members are all quite enthusiastic in
pushing the work forward. Building
will sovn commence.
Rev. Mr. Young. veil known As
popular speaker. delivered a lecture on
Temperance at the Methodist church on
Sunday night last. the 9Th. A large su-
i.enee were 10 stiendabce. Oa the sane
eveeiBg there wzs an ear ct revival OF
the order q - Frieods Of Temperaace,
and the following offcer- uere elected
:. X. Kose. PRESIDENT John Ea.thsm
s.sseiaie; Geo kiliough. CHAPLIN
J. Holland. ex gre-ideni; V Peiy
.eribe: Rsi5eT Kerr. i. 5, Mr. Hop
kins. treasurer. /. ThO1as. coa8ueior
: Fisher. Is The s0eieiy n=mber.
befrsen sify - ons hupdrss member.
sui zin sgsis g INTO active opsTsiiot
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10

The June term Of the Circuit Court OF Maui, was
opened By an adjournment last Wednesday. al
Waikiki. Judge Judd presiding. Mr.. Preston and
Mr.. W. .. Smith appearing for the Crown. The
frs case Was the king Lilloway. selling liquor
vItoout license. verdict Of guilty. Jones for de
PENDANT The next case tired was the King vs.. z
Morgan and A. Pareda, indicted for an assault
With intent 10 rob (; verdict, not g1ilty; HsrfEel
for defendants. The aext trial was The indictment
aCainst Aliaruvce. Jameson and Kennedy. on
change OF burglary. The jury rendered prompt
and unanimous verdict Of not guilty; Har1uell for
Allsrdyce, Hatch for Jameson and Kennedy
Shaw AkanA was next tried. tie plaintiff claim
ing Sl,l55 for g. head Of cattle az SIS head the
defendant claiming that the agreed prlce was only
Sl5s bead After the evidence was all II. the
raaiutIf Withdrew his cRse. and accepted the SIS
hesd Preston for plaintiff, Hartuen for defendant
The Oour nexf heard u ilHc0 the case Of Bronsell
~ s Z. Alexander. AGENT Of the Haiku Ditch Co.
and gave Judgment fo- the defendant. kaiua FOR
plaintiff, VI. o. smith for defendant On Satur-
DAY the hinc Nauliliu. changed with selling T.
cnur without license was tined. with verdict OF
not guilty Hartvell for defendant kirkwood vs.
sylvia action sgsinsi an endorser. found verdict
for the plaintiff for $50: Preston for plaintiff.
Aholo for defendant A cattle stealing case was
on triEl SATURDAY afternoon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
9auaiiair 6azEttE.
wEpNEspAY. AUGUST 10, ISL.

THE reception of His Majesty the King
in Europe is highly gratifying. Had he
been the sovereign Of millions, instead of
thousands, he could not have been better
received. We have every hope that his
visit may prove Of great advantage to the
Islands. We are sure of one thing. his
presence there, his manner and bearing,
viii have great influence in creating a
Just and proper appreciation of the civil
cation of our country. We see that the
visit to the East also is not likely to be
without fruit; the Indian immigration
matter is to be thoroughly gone into; In
fact. it has been already carefully ex-
amined. and further communication Is to
be held on the subject. We imagine that
when the Royal party return, the Com
missioner Of immigration VIII be in pos
session of valuable information, which
viii aid in definitely settling the matter,
either for or against. This mail certainly
has brought the most gratifying accounts
of the progress of the King and his party
By next mail we viii hear Of the reception
in Germany. which We may be sure viii
be as brilliant as In the other European
States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10

right: we always feel thoroughly assured
that the good cause wins in the long run,
and after all the prophecies as to the GER
taintv of Moreno,s Successive are glad to
see that our Judgment has not failed us.
Don Celso is scotched only, not killed, he
has plenty of string in him left, and he
has written a furious letter to one Of the
italian papers, upon a gentleman resident
among US. However we happen to know
that the italian Press are not quite unani-
nous upon the Don, and we may expect
by next mail to receive italian papers,
whose articles viii be very different IN tone
from those we have been receiving. We
are glad to be ready to hear the word
= fms = to the whole episode of Moreno :
we are only sorry we cannot blot it out of
the national history.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
MORTGAGE SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVFN,
' that, under The provision Of . eer1siu uorirars
the 9uth day Of May ISIS recorded iiber ri psgs -
and By him assigned 10 Francis n Hatch. re aid
assignee, intends 10 fnreeose said ulorfrar fr I-
ton broken and VIII sell the premises nnrfrsfed =
public aeuuon IN Hnnoiuiu, on sATtH D6Y. ne .ifh
DAi o. AUGUST 1871 a. = o'clock, H.. u said Day.
a. the Auction Room Of T. p. Adama 80
The premises 10 be sold consist Of seversi rslualis
kalo patches In faama. adjoining the mauka portion
OF the rice plantation. well wntrrcd and rnnisfrirg
over one acre, fully described in Royal Pa.enf 80
For further particulars appiy 20 Gaelic Hatch.
Dated, Honolulu. July 1911. 1851. - M ~ 5ssH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10

Tn news from Hilo is fairly alarming;
and for the first time the Hilo people
seem to have unanimously awaked to
their danger. For some time it appeared
as if they were divided; some thought
there was danger. some thought not, but
it was no uncertain sound which came by
the last Lik0lilx. The citizens of Hilo are
in earnest now. and their appeal Is being
responded to. By this steamer, shovels,
pickaxes, railway barrows, and food have
been sent up; we do sincerely trust that
human means may be of some avail TO
stay the dread destroyer. but we have our
grave fears. The force of molten lava
appears irresistible. 1t seems to be able
to surmonnt all obstacles. and If 1t can
overcome the gigantic obstacles Of Nature,
We can hardly hope that the pigTny efforts
OF man VII be Of much avail. Still while
there Is life there Is hope. and We must all
OF Us bear in mind the fable of Hercules
and the wagonner: heaven helps them
that help themselves; eTen If a little
money Is thrown away uselessly. the
authorities VIII have the satisfaction Of
feeling that they have done their utmost,
We do not have much hope Of the sue
cess OF the mounds: from all We have read.
faculty of travelling uphill as well as
down. stin they are worth trying. What
commends itself to our minds Is the use
dynamite on the upper part Of the flow;
If an outlet could be made above, 1t might
be possible TO drain off from the main
artery and thus check the advance.
Whatever Is done viii be viewed with the
keenest interest by all here; we are sure
that the next two mails from Hilo VIII be
watched for with intense anxiety. No
one can contemplate the destruction OF
such beautiful spot, without feelings Of
intense sadness. Let US trust that the
efforts now being made by the executive
may be crowned with success. The
citizens of Hilo may be sure that they
have the most profound sympathy
from every person IN the group and
not a few quiet and transformations
prayers are raised for their safety. The
anxiety of mind which the residents of the
capital of Hawaii are suffering must be
intense. We hope to be able to give more
favorable accounts Of the condition OF
affairs In Hilo when we write next week.
but We have great fears lest instead of
being more hopeful, the accounts may be
worse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10

TEIEeRGNs to the seth ult. continue the
favorable accounts Of President Garfeld's
condition. Ultimate recovery Is looked
upon as an assured fact The attending
physicians declare that all dangers are
now nearly passed since the pieces OF
fractured ribs were removed, and an incl
sion made lower down in the wound for
the discharge Of pus; the progress toward
recovery has been constant. Now that
the President Is likely to recover, this
terrible episode IN his experience, Will
tend to strengthen his political position,
while il has demonstrated the lively sym
pathy Of the whole civilized world in his
welfare
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
Mortgage Foreclosnra Sale

/ n ACCORDANCE WITH A POW
u er Of sale contained In certain mortgage rvcu br
kAAIAAkAuAHI and HULIPEE 70 GEORGE u
WILLIAMS dated 9h July 1871 recorded Liber 81 page
81, the undersigned gives notice that he iufquds 10 %
close said mortgage Tor condition broken and win ell
AZ pl3hs auction lhe premises q portion thereof.
lulu, on tn hSDAf, the 18Th DAY Of AUGUST, Issf
a. u ~, OF said day. al the auction room o. r. n
Adams The premises 10 be sold consist Of certsin
tracts Of land in Haiahoe and Waikane, Oahn. vain
able for Rice, kalo, &C. and containing over three
SOL and 1856.
Further particulars be had At the ONES Of Castle
& Hatch.
Dated, Honolulu the feth day Of July. 49,
So A. GEORGF & WTfTTtWa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

n ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
er OF sale contained in certain mortgage 4iver b.
MEEMANO to GEORGE q. WILLIAMS dated la a.
NAY 1881 recorded in Liber % page co the undersicr-
ed gives notice that he intends forcos raid nor.
gage for conditions broken and viii scll ef puhIir
auetion the premises portion thereof descred IN
said mortgage AZ public auction In Hunoiulu al
THURSDAY, the isth day Of AUGUST, 1881 a. IAN al
said day, az the auction room Of =. r. Adams. The
PREMISE 70 be sold consist Of seven acres Of nr
cane land suitable also for building lite Ar Kanrc6r
In PHnaluu. near the Kaneohc church deacrifrd In
deed recorded in Liber q, page s9g
Further particulars be bad az the olce Of Caste
& Hatch. -
Dated Honolulu the lath day OF July. ISL
o2 a GEORGE c. WILLIAMS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10

All persons having elams against the Estate Of the
late l. ". HopP. hereby notified present the
same to the underlined within six months from this
date Or the viii be forever barred. aud all persons
indebted 10 the said are hereby requested to
make immediate payment to me. JOHN HoPP.
No. q Kline street
Honoluiu August J. 1881. So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10

We cal the attention Of passengers and shippers
TO the change IN the hour Of sailing Of the steamer
Liksfiks for windvar6 ports, VIZ, O'Clock P K
instead OF 5, as heretofore This change IS IN
tended to take place from and after the 18Th, and
5ii enable ths steamer to rsach Hil0 early Thurs
day mornings Tie steamer On her next trip vii
remain IN Hiio froIn Thursday morning Until IN
day afternoon It 0'c3ock, giving passeneers
SIMPLE tine 70 Eisif the great lava foE and other
ohiscis q interest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE San.


IN ACCORDANCE WITH POWER OF
sale contained In certain mortgage given ~ Lra.
kane 70 Capt. James Makec. dated July ic7S recorded
Lber s. page ~ the undersigned gives notice that Re
intends 20 fureciosc said mcrtENge Tor condcn broken
and viii sell az public suction the premises por-
ton In Honolulu
Saturday, the 9th day Of August 1881.
at y O'Clock N. OF said day. at the auction rooms o. <
p Adams. The premises 10 be sold consist Of tive acres
Of land in Pohakunu Waiehu. Maui. granted % Kels
by Royal Patent 5ia9 said premises sutEbie f5r
kalo or Cane land. and are well situated.
Further particulars be had al the ofco 81 Castle
& Hatch.
Dated. Honolulu. the seth day Of July ISL
PARKER MAREE, FOR the Heirs Of Jas. Make
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
JAS. DUNN, MERCHANT. GLASGOW,

JAS. DUNN, MERCHANT. GLASGOW,
(HAwAIAN CONsUL)
Undertakes the purchase and shipment Of ali kinds Of
Brsh and Continental goods and viii GID receive
Orders either free board shipping port in
Europe or delivered ship (buf with dEty for b1yers
se5ounD al Honolulu. Such Orders may be accom-
panied by renitaBees payable in London san Fran
cisco; or he viii dFaN 81 days sight nganst confirmed
credits from HonoIaa Bankers, otherwise, to suit
The convenience Of buyers
EgYEEzNcEs
NESSRS. WI G. IRWIN & Co. Honolulu-
HOS. " l. GREEN. Honoiuin
HON j. = WALKER H1uoiulu.
TIE AGRA BANK. Limited, London
Dr.. Thacher's
Dental once viii Be closed untii further notice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
satnrdar. the ~ dar nf Anrnst Iaa1
NOTICE.

A LII PARTIES HAVING ANY
"A horses cattle belonging &c TIE Estate 81 he
late THOMAS MEEK. with his brzns. are cauiicre,l
against changing the same. selling such horses q
cattle, under penalty Of prosecution.
II. @. CRADLE.
Trustee and Admlnistrasrr
Estate OF Thomas Meek, deceased.
Hcnolulu. July 18th. 1881. $50 sn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il been appointed. by the Suprrzlr Court Trtsf~s
and administrator OF the estate u the late THOMAS
MEEK Of Honolulu, hereby notifies al parties iadeb
ed 10 said estate, TO make immediate payment To the
belonging 70 said estate requested 70 notify re
administrator OF the same without delay. an parties
having claims against said estate are requested 10
present the same duly authenticated 70 ne andrr
signed within six months, orthey will Be forever hare
u. G. CRABBE
Trustee and Administrator
Estate OfThomas Meek deceased
Honolulu July 18th ISL So 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
LAWRENCE McCLLLL,
Attest Jnstice Of the supreme Ccrrf
JNo. E. BAnxARn. Clerk Of Sup. Court S. "a
COVRT or THE HA.

-
- waiian Islands In Probate. In the maifcr OF ne
Estate OF ANDRE MACHADO. late Of uonoaln. Cahn.
deceased. At Chambers. BEFORE Mr. Justice Jlid.
On reading and fling the petition snd acccurfs q
Alexander J. Cartwright Administrator u The Esfafk
OF Andre Machado late Of Hunoiuin. Cahu. Deceased
wherein he asks to be allowed s. 81 A and cE1-rcl
himself with Stcs5 81, and asks that the sane ag BE-
examided end approved. and that fral order nav BE-
made Of distribution o. the property remaining N us
hands the persons thereto entitled and disrharerr
him and his suretes from all further fesp0nsibity a
such Administrator.
Il Is ordered that TUESDAY. the 9Th day - SIP
TENDER A. ID. 1881. n 10 o'clock a. ~. before ne
said Justice At Chambers In the Ccurt House a. Hone
lulu, be and the same hereby j. appointed The tine
and place for hearing said petition and accuunts and
that all persons interested then and auurre
and show cause n any they have. uhy the ef1nd
not be granted and may present evidence VIA as
entitled 90 the said property. And that this order IN
the English and Hawaiian lanEnazcs b. rntlahed IN
the Hawaiian Gazette" and Nupera Eualua rcus-
papers printed and Published in Honaulu. fo7 ihEss
successive weeks previous 10 the tine thereln AZ
pointed for said hearing.
1881. A. FRANCIS JUDD.
ATTEST; Justice Of tue Supreme CoErf.
A Rosa. DENSITY Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
ASSIGNEEs NnTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
Il give notice that Mr. WILLIAM DART. of Iaro-
kaa, Island Of Hawaii Hawaiian Islands hss ais day
male an assignment Of al his goods chatfies wares
ana mefehhneiss and al properly % every and
persons having property o. aby kind o. description Be-
longing 70 the said Dart IN then posrsson arr r-ques
ted 70 report the and al parties INDEBTED
10 the said Dart are requested 70 settle sane and
any parties having any claims against said estate
hrsi day OF OCT, iocl y. =. BOLLES.
June 18th, 1851. j. Il Mills
$50 On a--i---c-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10

csUpREME COURT or TnE HAWAIIAN
- Islands IN Pro1att.-Ialand q o4hu naraiIIn
In the natter Of nc Estsse - DANIEL sEI1B I..,
OF Honolulu. Oahu, deceased. Ufdrr aFrcIalInr Tina
for probate Of viii and directing plic4noe e ncss
OF the same.
document purportar to BE- the last win and trst.
meut q Daniel Smith, deceased. having ~ - dsr
OF August A. d. 1881. been presented 20 aaid Probes.
Court and petition FOR The probate thereof ~ ~
the issuance Of letters test1mcnary % Hon. a frrs
Judd, having been fied b. M1ree1et +. smith, ria1e
1t Is hereby ordered that fri1ay, The Ssh dag q En
ust A. d. 1891, at ID O'Clock, A. n, ol it daf az IAs
Court Room Of said Court At Aliioiani Hale Hs.o
lulu be- and the same i, aereoy appointed ne 1t for
proving said will and hearing said aprlIcal'on rtle
and where any person Interested mar appear and rrl-
test the said WILL and the granting o. letters tcsl1rsn
tary.
II is further ordered that notice thereof Be given ~
unhlicafinn for three successive weeks. in ~
Hawaiian Gazette newspaper printed and p1tlisA
ed 10 Honolulu.
And IL IA further ordered that citations b .slal 10
ne subscribing witnesses 70 said will and f1c lsIr,
OF the testafe in Honolulu, 70 appear az tie ums
appointed for hearing.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., August 9th, ISL
LAWRENCE McCELIT.
Inafice az the SurrNrnn ~r.s-t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
SpefiaI .aofres.

Ny Office viii be closed from Aug. 1st to Oct Isi
During my absence from the Kingdom, George Eekley
OF Frank y. Eekley. viii receive money and receipt
bills for me. Cssi ln'l O. s CUMMINGS, n. D.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
Mp. BURGESS,

CARR1sUTEH q zUHDERy
SHOP On King Street spposiie Eose's-
Esfinafes given on al kinds o. buildings. When re-
quired Oces and stores frfed Up In the latest East
styles. Repairing q every description done in
the best poeaible uznner. and reasonable r1tes-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10

THr condition Of affairs among the unciTilized
Islands Of the South Pacific seems to be eranently
unsatisfactory. The tale Of murders Of traders
continues to mount up. and the manner IN which
retTibution, OF, rather, no retnbution. Is meted
out. only Increases the evil. kr0m a letter pub
ished II the Sydney DSfg Telegraph We Gull the
following particulars: The cruise Of the EmeyEid
has only served 10 confirm the natives In the optn-
ion that they can commit murder and Catrage with
comparative iIup1nity. On the coast OF GRsdal-
eanar they say that the men On board fighting
ship savee fight tree and old Eonan-@ Those
natives who are favorable 70 the whites say that if
one man had been killed 1t would have done good;
rs If Is, the villages PUNISHED do not believe IN
clemencv= because the distraction Of thsir trees
and houses indicates desire 70 do harm, and they
put down to incapzcty the s9aring Of the lives Of
TIE mzrdeTers- This Exeter Hall policy has, more
over, directly evil influence upon the natives and
fosters Qusrrels among them; the auf1-Eh1te party
fyraurizinr and, ID some instances murdering.
those Who N favor Of. OF friendly to, the whites
Az interesting feature Of the LoeEu,n1ana is lis
band It Is formed entirely q Peruyians. The
poor fellows came OF refugees from various
regiments bringing their Instruments along with
them They were shipped as sailors, and in
very short time got to be able to play vel together.
They can none Of them understand a word OF
EnElsh- When they reach SGz Francisco their
eneseens-t Is AZ an end and they VII have to BE-
gin the struggle for existence over again Poor
follows. Il vas almost SD to see them; they we're
nearly al men With Indian blOod-in their veins.
Eesti10es- having TIE ssns high cheek bones and
rnelsrchoiy cast Of features which characteriLes
the North American Indian. TheTE vas no mis-
taking their nationality. Alas their nationality
Is but a name. Wien one thinks how tine Peru
vans fought what prTvztzons the troops went
thrO1ch- ho~ terribly they were beaten, and what
fearful ezactions Chin has made from her con-
q1ered foe, one cannot help feeling SONY even at
the EiEht Of = Peruvian
he Wedding Of PaEnsstsr. T. h Hi7man 70
Mss MoIlie Coleman took place On board the Us
s L1ct1,rsnna on Monday afternoon The cere-
Wills asSis-ad bE the Rev. I. r Blackburn The
ship was beautifully decorated with flags, DC
The offcers Eere all IN fun dress and the affair
was Quite brilliant Among the guests were H-R-
H tie Prinosss Likelike, Ar. and AIRS Conly,
Major and Mrs. WOdeh1uss, Hon. A. S4Geg-
horn and u1zzT Others. We are informed that the
Captzfz gave I'D his cabin o the newly married
cr1ule- Lhe1s Eere z number q very handsome
rrsssnis for t.is haFEg pair.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10

Il has pleased Her Royal Hirhncss the Princess
Regent appoint Honorable :. N. KArESA. Post
rHsi Genera, vice A P. BriekwOOd, Esquire, resign
I'd
Tolsui Palnes. July sosh, 1881. SIS St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
10 IT.

HOUSE ON ALAKEA STREET
IL fu doom above Hotel street, newly papered and
painted ihIguEho1f-
Also
A hose % Pnnchb0r8 Street between Berctanfa st.
ard Palace wax For pzrilclilrg applT .
s. ftIf DR. NcGRET. Hotel S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10

DETEEES THE HOTEL AND TIE POST
ID Ofre & pair Of steel-boFed SPECTACLES
With small piece Of Horsfed tied 10 one side Of he
frame Any one finding the and leaving al J. A.
Palmer Cos Drug store viii be suitably rewarded
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10

! v. KrakIsI has been appointed keeper Of th'
Pound Tor cs-lyr al waimea, South KohalA, Hawaii,
KEKAULIKE,
Governcss OF Hawaii.
Eilo. Hnvaii. June iss, 1881. Sol 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10

NOTICE.

VIII reopen Monday, August ist. She has room
for : few more Pupils Corner AIakea and Beretanis
Streets $50 A. 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
on THURSDAY, AUGUST "a, a. o. IssL ETnH

AZ The TonI door o. AIIlolln Hale. on he fEht me
and inferst which the said CHARLES KANaINA
deceased had OF IN o. 10 the following parcels n snd
situated in Keelepopo III Of Puuhale Eaiihi Caha
and bounded ~ follows. hoomakn ma ke kihi Ntf1
hele ana, Hem 5Oo Ko. 40 H. ma IA palsaa "a .
Ohue, malaila aku Hem 4Ss III. o ~ kanl ma fahs.
kai malala aku Ak. SO HI go Il. ka palena Loko
Ananoho malaila. aku Ak fSs Ko. 0.72 ksul ne ia
palcna knla hiki ka hoomaka ans. Naloko q kria
mai paha.
1ERNs.-Cash. and deed - expense OF purrhas--
Any person desiring information IN rera-d 10 fhe
above described premises, can have tie same ~
calling al the Marshais once.
Honolulu July Is ISL - =,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10
Her Adrtrfsfmnrfs.


LADY NIsHEss A SITUATION As GOV
e-ness- W01ld do s1rae sewing II desired Address
C0TgTness. North Eohala- Hawaii. SEQ I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-08-10

= A report ran round town that Captain Fahel in
coumand Of one Of or coasters. had killed or
caused the death Of his Chinese cook Il appears
that the cook WIS addicted to hquer. znd that the
Captain returning on board AT one Of the small
ports in HAUan found the man drunk he exam
rned the cabin and found liquor in q denijohn.
this he brought on deck and drew pistol saving
be would brsak Il The day after the Cinarnan died
anS was barred on shore. when the vessel ar
rived IN Honolulu two Of the crew imported that
the C2inara1n hsd been murdered BY the Captain
N1en the rnstte- Vas investigated bT Marshal
Harke they said tins statement Vas untrue. There
Is sufficient uncertainty aboCt the nsstter 70 ne
cuire a thorough Investigation It oniy goes to
prove how reprehe1sibls Is the custom Of burying
people who die sEdGenly without dns investiza-
ton In the present case grave charge Is made
Afterwards withdraw against a man len
minutes Investigation By c0noner's jury would
have avoided al this