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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-19
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the Phenix silver Mining Company will
be held at the ofnce Of the Company. No. sos
California street, San Francisco, California,
on MONDAY. the-THIRD day of APRIL, 1882.
at the hour OF l O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose
Of e~lecting q Board Of Trustees to serve dur.
ing the ensuing year. and the transaction Of
such other business as may come before the
meeting.
Transfer books will close on Friday, March
81, 1882, ut the hour Of 2 O'Clock p. N.
HERMAN LOEBER. Secretary.
orrIoE-No. S06 California street, San Fran.
cisco, California. mh19td !
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-19
DIED.

At Eureka, March IS. 1882, Marie j., infant
daughter Of Hugh and Jane McNamara, aged
years, s month"; and IL days.
The funeral will take place st 2 O'Clock this
Sunday afternoon, from the residence of the
parents on North Spring street. Friends and
acquaintances of the family are invited to at
tend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-19
NEVADA.
The Accidental shooting Of Rev
II. HI. McCsrath at Virginia City.

T. III. McGirath at Virginia City.
VIRGINIA CITY, March 17.-This morn
ing the Rev. T. II. McGrath accidentally
shot himself in the region Of the heart.
At $50 o'clock tonight he was still alive,
but was rapidly sinking. The doctors say
he will not live through the night. The
weapon was q self-cocking pistol, OF poor
construction, which went off while he was
trying to revolve the cylinder.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-19
Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE IS Hereby GIVEN THAT THE
IN partnership heretofore existing between
Charles Schaffer and Albert Coll, under the
Arm name and style Of Coll l. Schaffer, is this
day dissolved. All debts due will be paid by
Albert Coll, and all debts to the firm are paya-
BILE to Albert Coll. ALBERT COLL.
Eureka, March 10, 1882. mh19 I'm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-19

An increase Of German immigration il
predicted for this year.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

Cello Stunosn lang bic ;artsitsn Wsle>
Glen su sHtlofen. Damn fausrt esr
iunse @raf III istnsn Sissn unp er bsbt
tn filler Bonne bic ausen 3u sem
@obltbdter. Der aIsin einsn Sirabl ptr
Sreupe unc Der grfsnntnte In istn Ser,
~ iinsen ssrnida.
3piiden Gem Ssrwaltsr 2pbn, BEN
Director Doctor Ambra unp ben, gcms
miiiundr Stilfraut bat li1 elm stpiEss
filss @inpsrfanonis ssbflpet. Dram
bspba6tst cbne eas ssssnifitis Elm BoIt
eardtsr sefprobsn ipurpe. ftrenae 8er>
i6~ptesenbeit lber bic grsisntHs elmer
9 pifsn Na6t, pslae risie betpen Der
lsn tdttsn l&wsr cpmprOmittirsn maf
fen.
eanertdtsr Nsbsltbau pures mad ein
mem Sabre Small uno SaQ psrfontrt,
sbns Gbrsntitsl une Srpsu. Gr bate
pte stnit fetnsm Scrtbentsn HDbn,
lammtltte Dspoftsn unb gapiialisn
audi Dem asusn Iurseamtsn BON WyliuS
lcrSlcs uno YertrauensSoa IberlaHsn.
6srr BON Wplius fabrts elm Fottss &c,
ben, ras letcsr nidt lang pdbrts. Ssins
ltde Gludt unp stn bersuisneer GaHsns
csf'ct rem 9anpri6tsr Nsbsltbau trpB
lsinsr psnfiVniruns CUR Sdlfts osdsn
musts, itlVNsn feline fug;s Garrtsrs.
Der psuioairts 8sriGtsppraanp rpans
csrt etniau une ssrlalfen eurt eh
Slraesn. gr I6sint nit Der Wsit ,ers
fallen unp srpiepsrt Isltsn cen cpretalen
@rus sinss frlbsrsn Ssfanntsn. 0snn
absr ole fpISe GaaiplBs Der lossnanna
ten &ufsu. Ssridaft cabsrrcai, tlsibt
sr fsbsn, ;ttbt auf ishs S6ritts isinsn
Out uuc psrbsugt iid tief Dor Dem Ssrrn
SsrpaItsr Hebn, Ger sunmsif lelbft tut
ibiTt. 0drum aud ni@t2 2tls 9anSs
riater Nsbsltbau Die Sdlfts psS DsfeitS
in ctr amtSca6s psden musts unp feline
9sIpmittsl nibt reihtsn tpanpts sr ND
In isiner NCtb an ben Ssrpaltsr 8oBR
Ger aussuein flr sinsn psblbabeapsh
Wann gilt uns bet arm une Hsia IN
bcbsr Ibtun8 fsbt unp gut unterrthtsts
4euts Ssra6srn, pas or pteIen Strftt
ni&t umlonit sttban bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

bob unb untsr bic SoIpat.n fedt., sts
Nufi6t fdbrte, bfaete mir bic aussn.
SD fpnnte pstne Satin ni6t rresr ret'
ten. Sie ftarb 70 penfa zines natiir'
li6sn Iopss. als ibre 3pft piepobl aas
asrsts Der 0sIt ssrsetsns mad Gift
ipuren In it.sn esitsn lu1en rpsrcsr.
Du bif fammt Dstnem 8inpe, weldss
pie Wirfuns reS 9iftsS d%bsrpausrte, III
alsidsm 9pOie bsitimmt I'm DER Gamts
lie 9opunorp, als ten rd6fen 8sywans>
ten S!sa's, frete 9abn su ssbsn.
Der Siessr ;os ben Dsssr ;urad unc
fam stntse a~ussnblids nod, pdbrenb
Der tisf s~slunfene Sfteisr fi& pom Spesn
aufraTte. Du trdsff bic Witi@ulo an
an sinsm Morpe, lprud snpli4 Der Sbef
pif,r, absr unt msints Rinpes ptqen Jet
Dir pas esbsn sei@enft. Sd eparts,
eab Du ben Fudparpisen 8aratb mad
Srdften llbnen wtrt, pab Du, pbne NIT
ben 0uopunop's su brsden, untsr Dem
Sisstl Der @sridptesenbsit In msine
Dtenfs trittf unp mid re1t3sttts Dor III
rem anIdldsen rparnf. SD ptese ispe
Nadrttt NIT Gplp auf.
8sbalte Dsin Cob - i9 fptsle ni9t
msbr. Wstn esbsn ssb5u Deinem
Since. l1no eamtt Du Ioalett ben
Grnf msinss WiaenS unp mstne Nsue
fsbt 70 iase i'd Dir: Glddte In fsrns
ednpsr unb balte DID arsnss ~psrborssn,
penn Dstn une Defines Sinpss esbsn.
rpenn Du Guer germSsen uttsn rptaf !
Define Getnpe ftsbsn an Der SpiSs Der
bsrrl@snpen Yartst tint &st9s. uno ispe
Rlase aesen fe miro Did mad Stbirien
Deer nod i6ltmmsre Wsse fibren
Sld6ts une itsue feline 9orii&t UNI isltf
tn psitfsr Gsrne ibrsr ssbstmsn teuFts
i6sn Wa&t su sntssbsn.
SD fplse Dsinsm 8utbe. Ssfrsis
Span unp isnce ibn mad 9~0npon! I'm
taulsnp 8uoel miro i'm isin Gapttdn
als ssfalsn In pis eifs s%tntrasen -
Del 9raf TtIos Gle aussn unb l6pb
rie Sdnpe pte ,ur Sertbsictsuns auf Der
Dede Dor. DIE Sabre brausten pit
Die Stunosn. elsid crdusnren Bettsrn,
an ibm Spribsr, pilcs, Serporrns pbans
taisn umna1tslsn ieiusn Self. Dsr ct
fae Wince peS Hotteaps e~rtarrte ietn
Slut, Die Wpssn pes srcssn Deans, Der
beige Samum Der 0afe brannte an Jet,
mem S1eitsl. Ater aus ben Winnen unp
Roger, aus benz Mpois ptS NOrpsns
unp Cen palmen ceS Sapsns, aus ben
@tsfelpsrn unp Dem beiBen 0ifsnlanoe
srtnsts tbm ne Carve pes Dinen sntse.
gen, psr Isiner SeceStsute RATIOS na4,
issenp. nur lsltsn Die Spur perspr UNI
pis ein Sdatsn curd ous &s8icnen
fc!sts. ---
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

msinen nSislfaben Grfabrunsen sntiprs:
demo. Dtseinsfss Waft. pslbs mir ssssn
ndbttse 8etnps 40 9sbpt ifsbt, 1T Solo.
unc fe bat f6 pom SaftrdBrr bis gum
Banter, pom pSlis.iptsn9 bis in pte
bSdfrn Sriis Der 9:lsul6aft felt msbl
als ;panjta Sabrsn in alien 9inpsrn,
pte Id ale GIi5tltns pur6Sps, ~ met
men 9unisn bspdbrt sic, allsin sic,
etniis uno aIsin pieperfenpfn flea
ret8 unp BADEN mad paiht une 9spiis
fen, ale Elm Gbrsnmaun. ssbanpslt eae
Sic, tvpB 9olp, 9raf Doctor unp gpms
mifiondr Sbre unteribrift psrpsiserter.
Metne Ahtuns fir Gle fsnnt fstne 9rsn'
ssn, SbrsIbat bat mir psn@laubsn on Die
Re&tli3ieit, an ets Wsni3bsit piscerss'
8sben.
Hobn puste niht, mas er benz @ras
fen, Der pte leBten Worte nit elmer nab
rem Sssetfsruns unp NIT ssbObsner
Sttmme seIprpbsn battle, antportsn
fpate. Sspor sr ~ sinsm GntlbluGsn, su
ben rt&tissnA uspruds sslanste, fubr pis,
fer rubts fort : SD babe MID sntitlpHsn.
sic Den n5tbissn ginbltf tn mein
eebsn tbun ;u lafsn, panit Sis
mid Strfsbsn uns msins plins uns
tsrffdBen tSnnsn. nobel tt msins Wits
tbsilanssn sinfaa Sbrsr Discretion sms
pfeble.
Hobn pantte fir eas G6issn5psrtbs
Vsrttauen unc laultte bon Ssfunrs
~ Ssfunce e~slpannta ben u~,iblsneen
0orisn pes 10 rsi6sn uHp rod 70 un.
8litlt9su Wapnes. Gin tEfsrss, mt
s'fttssn Sarben sstrdnftsS 9sbsnsbtlc
sntroutt i6 BEN aufmaflamsn 3ubp'
rsr, ea6 CT sulsst ielbit fir Den Sstfolsten
bttts unp fib unptsat!bli6 iu Jpn
btnsssosen fdb!ts.
sic psresn mir t,ifimmsn. itlcs Sral
3oinsfy feline Gnibiaarsen, psnn i'd
Iass. pas pisis gppunop'S nib unp
mstn Sinp tbptsn f5nnsn, sas Ne absr
nie uno nimmsrmsbr tbre tbui'te Nbi6i
srrsih,n unp aud nur stnsn Rubsl mel.
nes 8srnbasns srrtnssn eiirfen. Das
Isfamsnt u gunfsn pss SOipitalS iOlt'
pielts bt,pefen. IS pirs ssriGsu. 8tl
ptresn tuiamntn bsratbsn unc nit Sbrsr
5iIf: psrpe tb sinen anpsrn. ii&srsn uap
sbrlidsn Bsi srmittelu, eisIsS gnpsiel
III errsihen. 8orerf nil td mstn sar,s
sss Ysrm1ssn aus 8uslanp stsbsn. IN
trst p~tspsntrsn 3u fbanen. Seute nod
isnpsn mir mttnsm Ssrtrautsn In CT
pstasburs, Der felt Sabren lsinsn Ser
ratb rseli& ~ flbnsn iu1te, ASis uni
Ypama1t ben Yertauf nsin.r Ssliyun.
gen In alsr Stiue ;u arransirsn.
Der Seribsnt ssrnsiste ii5 unp felt,
isins iapa&sn Disnflsifunsen CUR Der
fisup8.
SD bin nod ni6t ,un GHbc, bot
Der 9raf piscsr an unc faBte, iih psiJ
p%prbruSenp, auf's Nsue Gle Sanp isinss
0altss. Dir balIsn ppbl belize pt,
babe Ibat unsstIdrts SsrbdItniIt Oa'
nit Ste iih allo FIR Die 6plse gun,
uno unstfSri mrinsn NnSels8snbetten
pipmen tenneu unp pantt mem armse
Sinp ni6t LANCER pis sinsiss esu6te iSi
uss puutsIn Daisins, Sbre bimmliitsr
WeIppieu, sntbebrsn parf. 10 srnsnne Id
Sis bismit AZ msinsm 8supaltsr mi
frstsr Station unp nit 500 Dueatsl
S~abussebalt auf 9sbsnSpausr NIT 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

gussn &obp taunts nf1t rpsnia ais
BET Anbru9 psS Cages Der 5ausmsifter
bee frsmosn Ssrrn IN lsin. Sta66sn Irat.
Der brumnise 9raubart fam tbm beuie
frsunpli1sr Dor une sab fih fdtbare
Wdbe, letn sebrodsnss Deu!l4 m5slibf
perftdnplt6 unc p%oblflinssuc Sortubrtn :
gen. gr luo ben Scribentsn bbFtt
Elm, iUslst& gu isinsm 5srrn ;u ions
men.
Bum brittsn Wal? fragile bfslsr ents
riitst. SD panfe fdr bic Ginlapuns.
Der 5err 8raf laH.n Sbnen laesn.
bsmsrfte Der Mlte, pas er In elmer ptttis
gen Nnaelsntett erinssnp Sbres Ssitan'
pes becarf.
SD fsbe ~ Disnfen, entidtsb Hobn
furs. sinsspsnt Ieiner Worte BON, soris
gen a0enp, unb rafete fi& ben 8ptsn III
bssleitsn.
sls Der S9reiber bas Gsmab piscer
bstrat, aus psl6em Die Sanp psS srbits
tatsn GommiIfonirs ben ,,milsrabeln
Sbudrmsr" Dor psnissn Stunpsn ss.
foBsn bate, ftrsdte ibm Der 8ranfe pom
Bette aus bsipe 6inss entssssn. Gr
Ias fret, ibisr ptel reser unp frdftts.r uno
risf NIT flarsr, f%rsupsnpoaer Stimms
SD paute, paB Sic ssfommsn iinp.
8pbn trat nit elmer tiefen 8trSeu,
suns niber urp pasts Is faun, feline
Sano In bic parssbOtsas Hs4te ~ IL
gen.
SD eanfs ibnen nod. pisofrbplts Der
@raf une btslt bic 6anp bss Sertbentsn
fsf, eas Sie mir fetns abI6ldstse mt
mort Ianptsn. Sis parsn pa,u bers6s
tist. Das srfe DIAL trisb i4 lie ia ielbh
aus bisItn 8dumsn, eas 3rsite oral
.ntfsrntsn Sie nfauftr Rsnl6en, absr
pas brittle Wal. 70 boffs i6 fsf. peben
sic In Sreuaci&aft BON mir itetpen.
SD bite Sic. Ssr 0raf, mir ,u
s~laubsn, ea5 i& niemals TN grsus
I5tsp.
Sbnsn CLAUDE i6 Aqss. peri6nte ttes
fer fsuris une lt e pas Wunesrbarfe
SD table ni6t iu BEN Sbmeiblern uni
9obrepnern Der Wsnlhsn, absr t6 be.
baupte NIT tibnsu @uibs, paB Sic trcs
Der trOflslen Gage, In Ger i6 nur sin
8amilisnpatsr bsFnpsn fam, ssfsrn
stns probe ablsstsn. rts Sbnsn Rstnsr
In Der Staet SisIet&t TN sanssn eanes
nahmabt.
SD babe mad msinsm @epiH.n &C.
bancslt, Ser 9raf puibets Gobn be-
lbtipsn, ntht msbr UNI ni6t minpsr.
Sscer anpsre bate wobl pasislbs &C.
than.
So ppbl, meints Der 8ranfs NIT bdl
lem Spptt, man bat freilth aud bsceGfs
lths MIensn ssmabt ais I'D ,usrf aul
msinsm Sprlhlase berauspritte. Als
atr 9slprpaen aus isnsm Glide mud
len. rpurce man wstb pte 8abs. man
rannts unp cpus8lppnctrte, man fibrti
metnfm armen, unminptasn Spbn, ps,
nismalS stne 5epsr berapue, Ilbf ii,
Sanp. SD fups pas in ptr Srpauns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
Der srits Gsmst far 1882 ptre spy


Gan Sransisto sinbsri6tt. WM
ibrsibt BON rprt, pas pom Serlatepsnen
ptrlpnsn in ben frabsn N~orssnfanpss
pss IS. b. Wf. Elm Somst sslsbsn purts,
Der li6 absr ni9t stpa, pis IOnf Die ,is
srf aus Dem 0sltraume auftau6epsn
9efirne ptsisr Irt pts stn leittsr faata
pabrnsbmbarsr ytsbslHsfsn ausnabm,
ipnperu bsrsits 70 rntpifelt unp RatAt1
eribisn, pas Der Ssrn ben sletbssitis aas
Simmel ffrablsnpsn Supitsr an Dele unt
y, SBe ibsrtraf. Sbslsi1 Der nsue DIM
mslssat In eislsr Wstls In Spuasm grnR
~anssmsIcst miro, pirfte man bod bsfsr
tbun, absupartsn, bis sr aud anerpGrs
tis unp namsntlib aud bon anpsrn per.
lcnsn ais lpl6sn selsbsn pire, bic nd
! ben fraben Worsennunpsn e!sIst
Sarnepais Gage suiduis auf BEN psims
pese bsfanpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

bsruns in Der snsliIten Sanf. Ssns
&CIs cassssu, pts as ssisrn nit R!ai
Don fi6 itsssn, bite ih beutr als cir
ssrinsss 3ei6sn msinsr Sp6at tuns
fdr ibre neus ginribtuns su accspttrsn
unp ibrsn llmsus tn ete partsrre Coca
litdten cieiss Sauits mSsli&f RAID tn's
0srf ~ isssn.
3obn ias r~ssunsslp5 tpis cine Status,
AQss Slut mar aus irtnsn Bausen &C.
wt6sn. 81 pubte ni6t, uar IS lraum
opsr Wirfiitfsit, mas nsfsnp unr ibsrs
pdltissnp suaIsid isins Sinus JUMPING.
Gnpli6 ruF!s sr fa auf -. ubsr feline
8nise sittsrtsn, istns Bruf mar ME
nit G~iisnbanpsn stnssitnirt. fsin Dort
fam ibn feline .eippsn. Gin fsu9tsr
S6sin umsldnsts feline slussn. Gr
bsuste fid nisrsr unc prsste, bssUr IS
pielsr binpern fonnte, feline 9ippsn bstb
unb sllbsno auf bic absssebrte Sanp
rss Gsocpr Rpinsfp. -
Die @crte eeS 8rafsn 8ofusfY sins
gen trsns In GrfdaunD atet aud nod
anpsrs grsisniiis traten siu, BON rsnen
fit an pisism Wprsen p.nisfsns Nie,
manp stpas trdumsr lief. Na6 pents
gen Wpben traf ndnli1 aus st. De-
tmSburs Die 9abri6t Elm, paF Baron
Stanislar @peunop nab idauesrbaf'
ten 9sicsn elmer unnsnnbaren SranfSsit.
Die SoIs, lsinsS frabsrsn, ausibpsifsns
fsarsn 9sbsns in paris, nlss.n isi.
5bsilpsiie i6risben bic slsrSte lsin
ibmsBIi6ss gnpe Dem 0if;bau6t unp
Der AusclnfunS lsiHe5 9abpratpriuns
,u. Grin Batter folsts ibn,, 70 81 iassn.
auf csm fuse in ras 9ra6. ais rsr
9tsi9 pie ein.tse SVfnuns ieinsS 9ls
!erbsIsenS ifarr UNI lebloS 90 lissen unp
Gle ebrasi3tssn plane uuf pts reibfsa
Ssufbaft 9isSIaneS uup auf Die Sirs
fsnfrpns fur feline Nabfonmsn ;srtrdn'
mett fab Ie8ts CT In eiaem Aufaus pom
SsrapstEans uno 8aisrsi 5anC an I'D
lslbf.
6ar ben Idusn Rpsn. zen SspiEsn.
lslen 6slfusbslfer tss frsibsuIt,
1sn 5auiss, Der untsr sem Namen ct:
mss SarOns spn glsfrup auf brbsm
Suss lttts unp Dtutl6Ians rurts
400 UNI ete esrlprns Sabrts lsinsr
Spfn p%ispsriufnren tltsben BON tteIem
| 3sitpunfte an ne ruliii9sn @s9lsl aus.
Gr psrlssts i&. pes uobsln, mlsissn &c.
bsus ~ssppbnt auf S6winp,lsisn uns
psriu&te tu!ssi : tn elmer bsnabbar,
ten Hsirens Elm I6psrss gsrtnbsn &C.
8sn pie SiitIt6te,t. 80 puree slddlt
DER @siis pabinssrt unp Ger fre4s lbam.
lpie Absntbeurer purfts 9ett paufIn,
cas Jpn ras aufseussts Bolt rt6t ssrris
Gr bsi6lpB istn 2sDsn I'M 3attbault,
9raf 8spepr 8oInsfs, Ipsun aud
lbpab uap fIanfli6, iSsrIebts itinl
6since um Stsls SABRE. Sn lester Belt
bsppbnts tr nit lsinsm Spbns uns lst,
nsm S!Gpaltsr sinsn pra6lspQtn gpsl,
iig, In Or Ndbe Der Sart.
Stau e,fecsnS ptsesr 9elunett UNI
SlutItRu ale je i'm bauis Ger Srau ri.
tpia, pirtJirts nit Ilrnenpsr Gnsrsis paa
Sauspelen, pdbIeap fib Der Brstl,
5pan Der pobIprOisntsn, tsbaSlibsI
3ubs srfrsuts.
Gussp NVbn fsnnt aussr Itinsn
Disnlts fem SrSbsrss Y~srBnassn, ais psr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
Sic MittelaraBe.

Sisnfmab9sn Soa i'd Die Sblr ,us
MAIDEN oosr often laii'n, sndoiSe 5rau3
Jrau: 2ab' he 10, SaB he balb OHsn
uno balb gu 1T!
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29

the burden Of taxation = but TO the extent
certainly Of manly and stern protests, and
keeping aloof from the men now unfortun-
ately in power. they mean to prevent
such a picture from ever becoming a
reality.
In conducting this opposition it has
sometimes been necessary to call things by
their right names. To wrestle with a chin
ney sweep Will set loose more or less SCOT,
but for our part We have desired especially
to avoid useless reference TO the private
lives of public officials. II we point out
the danger OF allowing lepers to be at
large. the Organ answers that We are
frightening visitors away. II We refer to
public scandals and neglect Of official duty
by a Minister. the Organ says this Is
shameful SANDER To the demand that
Mr.. Gibson at least try TO fulfill his prom
ises, on the strength Of which he received
the native votes, to look after the health of
the Hawaiian nation, answer Is made that
this Is "villifying the Premier The Min
istry which can bring to its support not a
single newspaper but its own, which has
drawn upon itself the censure and distrust
of nearly the entire moneyed and intelli-
gent classes of the country, must bid high
for the support Of the King, The leading
article in the p O. 4 Of last week is con
sidered to be the highest bid Of the kind
that has yet been publicly made 1t Is
better to be defeated in an opposition to
such a Ministry than to remain silent.
But such an opposition will not fail
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29

A REMARK is made in the P. c. A. about a GER
tain Minister rafting" and also about his flying
the country where he will not dare 10 show his
face. The innuendo is pointedly intended for Mr..
Armstrong the eI-Attorney- General. Now though
many may be disposed TO criticize much Of Mr.
Armstrong; policy as a Minister. no fair-minded
man would wish to see such a charge pass by
unanswered. Mr.. Armstrong never rated :
from his colleagues; moreover Mr.. Armstrong did
not iy the country in disgrace he failed together
with Messrs- Green and Walker, in carrying on
the Government of the country. Many better men
have done the same thing there is nothing dis
graceful in that 1t is n covardly and despicable
thing TO cast a slur Of this kind on a man who is
not here to defend himself, and who by his errors
Of Judgment was not successful, and therefore net
popular. II is 20 be presumed that the proprietor
p c. &. took this into consideration when be
penned the lines. Such a style of warfare must
appear contemplate in the eyes Of every honorable
man.
Tn CEirlg0 Times has got somewhat astray on
the subject Of 'our premier the following eH-
tract viii show;
5. r. Parker. prime minister to King Kalakaua
OF the Sandwich Islands, in an interview with re-
porter for the TiWss, gave an account Of the com
mercial relations existing between the Islands and
the United States. Mr.. Parker is man about 70
years Of age, tall erect, and well educated. He mas
the br0nzed complexion of one TO the manner born,
and is one Of the wealthiest men on the Islands.
He owns twenty square miles Of territory, forty
thousand head of stock, besides working extensive
sugar plantations. The intimate friend of the
King, he is also his adviser in affairs of state.
We are glad, however. to read that the informn-
ton given in the interview is correct. Mr.. Irwin
TO Hawaiian labor, etc. The subject is treated Of
in many papcrs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29
Mr.. FnrneRnIs Studio.


Last Saturday we had the pleasure Of a stroll
Fort and Hotel Street. Our Hawaiian Painter, for
we may claim him almost as a oOmpatriot, he has
been so very busy amongst US and has so identified
his work with our scenery. Mr.. EumeauI seems
very comfortable in his new quarters, next TO DR..
J. NJ. Whitney's dental rooms the studio is
pleasant and airy, well lighted and more handy
for visitors than the room he formerly occupied in
the Government building.
The walls exhibit number Of new views which
this artist has lately been working up, besides
few old friends all that are left of the series of
sketches Of our great eruption Of lsSO-sl. set
Of four sketches showing tine crater whence the
lava belched forth is especially notable. The new
sketches are mostly scenes on this island. Three
views Of MOkOii are very pleasing, especially one
which has for foreground some fine trees growing
near Colonel Judd's ranch. An excellent effect is
obtained Of ManOa the familiar mist is filling
the main part of the valley, plotting out whole
portions and only yelling others: the middle dis
lance and foreground are in bright sunshine,
few rainbow tints relieve the monotOnous grey Of
the mist. We were shown a sketch of the sea coast
Of Hawaii, looking towards WaipiO, showing
a fall Of water 200 feet high this Mr.. FurneauE
intends to enlarge. A sunset view Of Waianae is
another very restful picture, and little sketch Of
Waikiki, hou trees, cocoa-nut trees canoes, sand,
and a glimpse of the sea, with grey sky overhead
a rare sight in these islands, may be regarded as
little gem. Mr.. FurneauI has also a number Of
pretty plaques. Those who are DESTROYS Of making
Christmas presents should give Mr.. FumeauI a
call whether they become BUYERS or not. the visit
will repay them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29
Tn following table shows the political stand
ing of the next L. s. Congress:

DISCOVERIES are constantly startling the world.
The latest we have come across is one for conoen-
trating the suns rays, and using the beams as a
generator of heat The inventor, Mr.. Carver. has
constructed machine on the following principles.
We clip the account from the Washington Post;
Forty innocent, guileloss-looking ffteen-cent
gilt framed mirrors each three and three-fOurths
by four and three-fourths inches were arranged
upon frame propped up like an artist's easel and
bearing a striking resemblance thereto. Facing
the easel was the fragment Of what Was once a
barn door, also propped up and party covered with
a worn and faded sheet Of zinc that bore the I'M
mistRkable evidence Of having been burned through
in several places II was but the work of minute
10 converge the forty mirrors upon a space three
and three fourths inches npou The barn door and
then the revelations began. As each mirror cast
its quota Of sunlight upon the common store the
parralelogram Of light grew winter and more daz-
cling until at last II looked like patch OF electric
light. But little patience was required to await
results. In less than thirty seconds thin curling
puff Of smoke gave evidence o. the progress Of the
experiment. In moment the board was bursting
out in flames. Inc focus was then shifted upon
the ZINC In a few moments 1t began 20 turn
colour; then shrink as II anxious 70 get away
where II cooler, and in less than three minutes
the entire surface covered by the focus was literally
melting, drop by drop To melt zinc requires {
Temperature Of over 200 degrees Fahrenheit. The
most wonderful feature about the whole thing Is