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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
TNCmANBEPs. CIECI4TTi,-f,. :

\ ep5tDlCIAL DISTRICT usua.I.a f.'--s +.
The NATTER Of fhc E-1sfr ~ p p fflr Uar
Nao- Mtui. dcccN-rfi-fn pr.arrr 4
On rsadtn- aud dirr ft- nrfI.ar o..
sfsrtit Adnluisirlfor % w. k-farr af r f.
O. Nasa1 20, Use. arretsrn 81 IHr r-r. H..
z, e1a.ai1e-i - 19qrpssi ialf p. e. i'-f.THr
property 1i-ffi trfrfI O. fHr h.H-.
" j. urferrd. fhgf tn H4nNr Frrfr ..
~ ~ A. = = ~ tu1rf hnasr ir Hr'r.H
lse tue srd plsfc ior ac1rinr sr'i la.IIa.r 90
poIrffinrs that my b. rrarIli fH.f.s. 90
interested ar herr1l ncfifri rr rrseHf
Ahh FnaN ANnFn f.-.a. f..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
3awaiian 6azette.
Esr NoDrs N EEsvs.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH -. issa.

w publish to-day large edition Of the
GzEzTE In spite Of having increased
the s1ze q our pSper, nv ARE compelled
% issue supplement. HHii VIII be found.
N perfectly compact turTz- the best ac-
eouHt Of the PLANTERS meetings that has
been published AT al times we spare 10
pans 20 st before our readers the verr
latest news When such a meeting as The
one n.enti0B@i occurs. Ne make q special
effort that Il should b ~ before ttem
IN prUpsr shape
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

- lsfornet that sr the Izst Regular Heefln< Of
s& The conpsn7, masioa rss rssz- .sqsisins- Al
artiFe neIbfrs srzTsE1nt 70 the Hy-IAwsl 10 snrplr
Lhe1l1eires via the REcOGS1zED UNIFORM of fhr
lcmpasy Htthln thfrc mo1ths of fhe date hereof
Ae1oers not fa.nIshinx Themselves nil y fnhle y
% ezpulscn- Hats and b<lts srr nsr % =
h1a a. ne CoupsnF'H Eooms Il COST PRICE
Hosoiusu. nar. s.d, -. = null 'f-' s'1;s.. z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
TENDERS

ssHYles o. susA!; beam. Tea. soap Biaak,s.. Bro-
Dehims ana Hats 10 lecompsHy Teud-fs fa- i6s
Al bills Eiil BE- paid monthly
Tenders viii be received " 10 ~ ,eiek n... u..6
3lsf, i6ee The N1rshzl fr-ersis, H. r-kf "a -,
me lowest Or anJ tender- ". q P4KKE
Honolulu, March iih. 49, ~ =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

- l. slz AS tArre s..s =, - se,as n sa-sz< sar
sreges,s ser tA> a-rai g<reb snda, Ns-eA s,ss. ~
eoDFREY sRowN
R-sisr-a- FaSiie Acrczzt-
D-r.-tus-usof FIu1nc-. m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
Special Rofrrs.

Dr. Taaehers, Dentist once vim be closed from p
isth. 70 April Isth. >gI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

taluius
One Hundred Eighty-siK Theasand Acres,
a7t.h-f wNh the aFpurtrnantrs. The buundaFifs %
,us tha hAfs neeu settlrd accngdinE law - fhe
~ Aissioner md eItead frou the % ihs summit
20 thelnalhE. above ihe heavy tmbef belf,
ehesP sha cost hange. reaching froui Kealia IN
soath hoaa 10 k4papaia, in Kan. distanee o. some
~ mles IN iength b. In hreadth he centre of the
ala = heavily wooded with koa and Oha timber, and
itsksd vita Wild Cattle and florks of Wild toat-.
Below the belt Of woodland - opsn pastarngs of sap--
os quaiy ihe seaeoast line y seven lss IN iengih.
Nth od anchorage and boat isndinEs- and the fisk-
~ y ncted as frstcllss one The Ranch Premises
are faafed 81 elevation of 1D feet above The
.cteis anu command rxtcnsiys nue beautifll iand
and sea tieH Of many miles il extent The dwelling
aoa.eH are 10 complete osdrs. uik resiabic .ne fov
z1rur ir1it and ornamental stone raiks. wafer
sl.teris and all necessarT buiidiHzs fer rnnehers
is scch as-serEania quarters, carpenter shop tool
-. .isre houses. etc. tnGst1tr uiih as complete
nAEh Lad futures can b f0und IN fhese Islands
Also fuli and complete sssoftnrnt of Tools aEd In
piemcnts necessary for Randi purposes carfs;
gorknz o1en, pack aad saddlt ainsln; sfsllion.
~ LAUREL. of Sydney Stock % brood mars ard
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

II i gratifying 70 resd IN our neighbo,.
the P. O. 4 that he : glad thai a
Planters Association l. formed and thzt
b. ESs able to move IN the Privy Council
that the Charter Of the Planters COMPANY
be grsEfed StiH the spirit Of criticism
: ~trusg with the paper and It was unable
. divine TIE objects Of TIE COMPANY.
The Openlng remarks about free pubic
debate hera als0 sem % our contsupora-y
- mean cUverl attack against the free
aQLn q SEr institutions, Tins / rather
aisrzrl IN view Of ths speakers urging
that thee should b. free and a1nple
dlscussl0n Of public matters. Of the
End which hzs o0nfInued throughout
the meeting. Our nsigkbor also regards
u a. the self cOustitrtsd 80 champion OF
the planters eause. We do not know why
a plhlic journalist should not champion
any causH which be thinks / Identified
v1th The welfare 0f the whole country.
Il the -i4c,r'is>r wishes % attack OF ad-
vuczts any spscizl measures. We VIII do Il
ths Iustlc~ 10 think thst Il VIII not slways
Ealt q become a pad agent. blt VII b.
guided BY IL Cwu views Of what i right.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

IN VIRTUE OF IN Excl TIpN
Il issued ~ The Hcuu-asir tsrrrnr- uf-.'l. ...r.
- l1-scs % tfr ~urrrnr raarf faaIrr f....
nrdisrr Cuart frr ~ Leland rf UaHr 4 -Ia..a.a
agan.t 81 Hr-uahs. i~frrd1nf ~ rrreaII.a II -sa.a
.-,iet upou aad -hal srN,ar fal sas .ar a-ta..
hiddsr
Tuesday, the ssth d<y sf april a. .. f~~s.
At 70 oeciock e. M 81 the Aurfisn E.ea- rf q tf.a
ono 1zPrcS& VUa<ora.
~ - ln -ocd eraef hsrin- i1st earr rrlIHei ae.
psinird m .-ss aid iusi-rreni ant 81 rars
are prrricaslr safi-asd
An1 any rrrscn uan nrs aHaHaa.... f. Ha.a e. :
claim al safd rxprc.s ~arHrr. a--l r.ra1
-enie - "fitr< On o. erfarr ~ tzIa af a. sHrs
sHie. D. rtrEr 49,
Houoluiu. Nsrrh s.th -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

EEcESr visi,or went Up - the Plh the ether
day, adrri-ed the vis~. and then be began to look
ti the practical sids Of the qEsstion. Oar rad
be- sait ueeded Improvement, were We cuirg 10
itupruvg on IT. Oh YES We bad Sss1oc approrri-
HteG fcr the p1rpose. rte went on S-in consider
ing ths u.atser. and hraliy be suggested WHY not
have an eleyators I01 can pat one there lirSh-
eating elgible Spotl ard !; vii Gust cor-para-
lively small sns0cut- The surplus sOn might use
for improving the approaches - the hft. Ani tksy
certainly need r. Itsre Is something IN the idsa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

TEEzE l. one thing that should be well
eUnsidered by oar Legislators, and that :.
that some means should BE- adopted by
which a stop could be put To the constant
running away Of Cinnamon from plauta-
ti0ns. after they have received their ad-
yanees. A gentleman, speaking the other
day. stated that he had Ia his pocket con
tracts Of over two years standing. hardly
a day Of which had been fulfilled. though
a large advance had been paid: the men
had bolted and II had been impossible to
get hold of them sgaIn- They lad been
heard OF at various times. but II was very
difficult 70 identify them. and he had been
unable 70 recover either his men Ur his
money. This system Of swindliuS the
employer i IN high favor among our cales-
tiai fellow citizens. John describes him
self a. Al Moy on HAWAII and under tLat
SobrIquet manages 10 extract 50 or -
from the too cUnidiuE employer. straight
way be disappears. and shortly after ships
on Kauai under the name OF All SIN. and
- be keeps on repeating the process until
b. makes quite a little pile with which be
returns to the Fl0wery Kingdom % euj0v
himself or else he sets mp - a cauitalis-
on our own isles Hundreds upon huud
reds Of dollars arp annually lost % the
plantations through this cause alone
When once a Chlnauau gets clear off. IL
/ a very difficult thing o. b. able 10 swear
70 HIM again; unless b. has some marked
peculiarly II Is the hardest thing IN the .
world TO properly identify HIM. Then I.
again. searching fcr the man l. an e1peu- 1
sIye matter. Horse hire fUr a policeman
makes no Inc0nsiderable item. and II IN
stead Of a policeman q man from the
plantation / sent. there l. the loss Of .
abor q put down 70 the expense account. /
IgJlre at II how you please, tins matter l.
10Th veLGtous and expensive.
/ passport system wOIld perhaps meet /.
the requirements Of the case. Let every
.LInaman have a certificate which h.
should BE- bound TO shew al any time To
he properly authorized officers and let
.he$e have the power. IN case the celestial
IA no proper papers. TO brng hirl up be
'urp the nearest magistrate and have the
,au~ss. for his beng IN the district.
thoroughly Investigated When man
shipped be would have TO give his uauers
.ntO the hands Of the plantation owner.
u his Oversser. TO be- returned Is soon aS
he contract Is fulfilled and if not 50 ~
urned the Chinese should De able u make
u appeal 20 the law: f0z while making "a I
aw % protect the employer from the
winding prUpenSities Of John We must
.lso see that VIZ put no engine Of orprss-
ion INTO the hands Of the former. Such
system would at once put S stop 90 the
unnIng away of Chinese: the captains
{ vessels would hot b. abie q carry anv
-llnese a. pgs>engers unless their pausr.
we're ia ouier No celestial would arv
1nger D. able to ship in Havau and
hortiy after In kauai h. would have b.
emain on the island and having n1 De. .
ers b. would soon h. caught This -ue
,s>tion may perhaps o1mmeui itself tr
hose who have suffered ccnSi,iaahiv I'M
heir pockets tum this system of frari
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
ROBBINS A APpLEron

ulntFlI A-1lls- Nfa l0Tk 4 -
- Az the at-1ve Hns - WaIthsni Wstrb.. TO- -
a. ~ Stove u n. ACiNEKNY, soIe Assat 10 tSi.
tlso. Azsat fur The GORHAN SFERI ING srvEp
WAKE fhe Trade suPPHesl At The Iiue.f l.ries.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
CUPREMF COURT OY nm m

= " AilAN lSlANn- o. f-Hlla Ia .tH
70 sheT taa-r on srqlcafieH 81 EEaearas fsf alr
ale - rrai estate.
Executor q thc VII rf ~g-rr E.rra1.s fr.r.aI ..r
iu< for an or,ler 1f stic rf certain .sflrr f
20 The aid fesfst-iK rud srffrnl. falff .a.s.5r
reasons Why sucl real estate atorf 81 .r.I
= hereby orticrtii tnsf To- III sir 81 - -.
alra and at urrsnus fnsrrrarra ne srHH 1900
par eefore this Snuff on u H~nlr rHe 50 nfN e
NAhth \. D - ai O. rrinrk ~
Room - THE tcurf b. l1HnalaIr ..sr - -.
salc 81 su,h estate.
plttshrd A. least thrrr sr-rrseIrI afaarH
-aid day ~ hcartn-. in itr usrt. alr I.r.....
hlrkra. uFHrar1nrra nrhf.aara Co. HaaH
Dated Hnrcirin. Nrrrt -ff
FEtSfrS Ir- nu
Auesi- fhief fH.-Irr snr...sa
4 Nt-t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
rnesda1. tAe12sthlaar I'd Al 81 e
MarshaI's Sale

DI VIRTUE OF NN FNFgf-rTps
~ is-ucd ~ the Surrrufr Inrrt a. lf4..rIr b.
snds. zpca iud<uiraf a-airsf e. Esr=..sfs sr.I.f
N tsrnr - y ,. hr-r rairfI1 rr-rfTrs 49,
% tise7s. hsvr lcyirr urssa fr.I str .5-- -
10 he highssf eisid-r
On TUESDAY. s5th DAY OF APRIL S.
In froni % Ahio'.ui Hale. fi g ~ sa st- ...rf ri
following rrcprrfy. tir-
kaleana Rsyai fllrrf No 81
knirsnA ReTal Patent Nr. fsll -.I-.f-I =. a.a....
Aeclsnpoko oah-. sHd NH srr- l|Isr1 - d FsI..r
,etA ~ II yrar-. cc-uneuFiu- A D i- 81 ~. t..
January. 81 yrsrif rrafal ~ - 1f 80 10 -
petd IN sdfancr On ih- 30 Gsr ri every ralr -.a.
hsrAl Patent ". -.o. cuutsIrirr II - -
stnated n Natlsr kccinnru1r. O'al1. a-.ra-1 rrs.
Patent Ne- 80 = -uhfeff ia 'Ta-r ~ L >.
ti3e yr.r crnnnaezciu- -rrf fsf t~.a. kia.ra a..
q rHirni Ne l.uia, klIrana HaffI ralraI ~
hll-aua Regal faffrf Nc fls-l lrlsss .lIf
sna ny r1F-usc- = -aic srr rr=tie1sIr rlia
ucnoiuiu Marra .Sth -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
MARSHALS SALE

R1 NIRTIE = OF IN ENEeI TTp.
~ t-sn-d frcu ne ~urrrnIa tarfr 20 wanl
i-isnaS iu " hich ] 2 NeuI'.ln-s T. -..rl n -. 4.
aiahns = drf-udsrf. IN rar-r ~ p N-rlarr. o.
sura % - -. have rri-f arsr anf eaaIl '..-.
stis % fhr hi-h--f hidirr ue 10 E-nfV n1r 49,
= u. ~ - le e'ciags noua. no flr 'rrr.
Ahiclsni Hale. ~ ~ ri-ff u..e fra 0afaaaaf
said kaaiahua ant - ffs r.I 'sa4fr.. ... ..-
~ land Situated III kzugnannI. ir s1s n.sr.r lf
aluas oahu- virs Royal fEirrf ~ 90. snf rrra.-.
. sCrrs, innrr or icss saii iaHf 1ri ~ sn.-
lsnd-l ni--s -aid fad-urnt. iafrHasf a.ssI-
ny streu--- - rrrriousiT -rtsfrf-
$50 rFreN 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

HAVING TEsTED yIgg FgJf.
- t,-nty ot T hal.iies' fafeaf "a j.. r..rr4. r.
tr.ifs..1 ..-H 30 aAfe rulFtsa4I f.Ia. H
n-Nlltc IA rafirsiFf r1t- ~ .I.I H....I Y.
n--.l.1n isl1uas. sd Arrstl eI.a -. .a.f -.
q .ay d-slrrd ifr-fh o. rst.a.I IIl
faftirs interrrfrf ln fEr u
anes -a-1r. Fufi o. 49, II
sIv-ee sa4 d1raii zfoah-l A. Ir...a. = .s.. "a.
~. sefe.ee npea ~ pisafati.a I. -. a. =.
fs4..4' =. - .-rtf - ftrn 1f a. D. ~ u
~ - 70 hoaniuia. Aar t4f 1Ial.ra SD =
,ecriiails ziFen " fkr sa1-rsi-lt. !. = +. I. a
iocaiiiies sherr nnrs -, ~ 49, r.. "a. -.
alee and esrlEasr. o. - -.
os . .rtfufe..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
QsR 1idrrrfsem.nfs.
NOTICE

IRON AND AFTER TITTS DATE
IL Ar. LEOSG KIT T. saihorixe =
name IN al matters 81 business.
WISt aH H....r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

~ Et1aura By tes Graev cf Cos cf lie
isszzs-Hll ls.lc,i-. ki1- Do rruciaiu-
s Teat & is l=r rists--v- lr ru-scx1cs o. CCr
C---Si--li-u trl the Nez-h.-s = the Ls.,sslstzve
s--e-slr Ct Ger k1.stuzn - sSsszahls. At tie
Ile-rs-t1ys E,1 a. O'zr CSrl,zi e Honoluls- for
ts d-s-atcl &C p1tiic bzsinsss a. L s'uiock sooz
z >st--lsr -hr sstA ISy - Ap-z- A n Ei-htesz
Z --l1-eI All E--asy- -tsu.
Grrrz -ze-r Ok B1Tai Sigu MEnnal a.
lE Fzla-et T. to- City uf E1noiuiu-
ts us pzy g f-h-zz-y- ~ ard
re N1--t Year q L-zr E.i-z
KALAkAUA REN
s-rE .ug--
F- t-s.- - ls.r.-
" y fr,-z-zy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

In arrival u His EHcellency Mhchi
uori ; Nsgasah. Chief u the Special
Nission fr1u the Empsror % japan u
liz Majesty King q tke Havaiians i,
notlceabie event. The esnss d IN, mn,
sioR sppears % D. this Over two wears
ago the Govrrumrnt u Japan applied 10
the VARIOUS nations With whom il had
trsstirs. asking for moiikeatiou II the
same - A. % abolish ths clause which
grants cons-ilar jurisdiction. The Gov
eTumeut u this country Eas appealed 10
WITH thc rest The Attorney General
Mr. Armstrong, Was requested while IN
ATTENDANCE on the kinZ during his tour
around ths vcrld 10 arrange for the nego-
tIz.ion u revised treaty between the tggo
eguntrles. This was done. The nerstis
ton VA osupletei - far that the treaty
Ess slgned BY the Princess Regent. and
fgrSsT'i~i b. japan II has not vet been /
siguet by the Emperor The revised I
treaty -rus the entire Empire Of Japan |
% ns. = -1usideratiou Of the /
reles --nsrlar Ibrlsiiction- At pre-
sent -iy seven ports. Of Japan are open /
% the world The Great Povers sre
ANXIOUS 10 psnetrz.e the empire With 1
trade. but they rsfus. 10 give ub = eDusu-
lar lurlsdictiUn- II freedom of the er,-
pIre ! granted 10 HaFaiiznz. these ugz-
ers, under the clzusS II their treaties
which secureS to them all urivileo-rs
granted 10 the most favored NATIONS. EiIl /
INSIST that their subjects shall have frr,.- i
doza Of the enpIre. and sti1 retain e,ou-u-
lar jurisdiction Under these cirrurn
staRrss. the Emperor hesitates to siru I
the treaty, which may involve him IN seTi- /
oCls disputes vita foreign nations. At the /
Same time h. and his government fesl. /
that theIr e0ndnct IN not Eztifying treaty.
ssksd for BY them and promptly signed 1
by this Governmelt requires more than /
an aEs2logy on paper- Hence Mr. Naga-
saEri's MISSION
II ls an act = extreme national polite
ness On the part u the JzNanese 10 dis
patch an embassy % His Nsiezsy u thank
Mm for his kind CONSIDERATION aud 10 ex-
PLAIN the embarrassing circumstance un-
der Vhich the Emperor Is pIaeesL Of not
doing that which he had expressly asked
His Majesty to join with him IN doing
AIr. Sagasah i gentleman Of great IN
telllgenoA He has had considerable ex-
peTlenes IN London a. an Attsche to the
japanese kSHbassy- For year or more
~ has attended, personally On the En-
.yeSur Ct Japan Il i needles TO say that
lpe exPa1enes * one who has become !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

HrrEr-ln- EarlIri kaazl
EaAre N1iiaxa. u11i
= = - Es1sllz-- fIsa Na-z-i- Hazasai-
y Nrui s4I.r El1u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
Ce-partaerzhip Hotice.

THE TNDE RsIG NED GIvEe
u Eeiice that ny hare formed co-aarfner1klu
under fne lrm nsnfe u =. Wfiiixsn~ 4 Co. 11In~
fhzto-r1pnir bnsls<<s Al 90 fort 81 Honolnn 01f
tssucdl ~. wILEIAHf. x HezsI1I1.
-. Eh IHAcHEA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
Il. g. - O.icIAls ~. aecnrsin

IEz Gerulalil CcSiou's OfhciAls have. SerorsinS
10 the C5afs.. Tllags. made brilliant discovery
L Is worthy uf Gtlilso, Copsrnic1s Newton and "
cho Erhe curhIned- II l. no less thing than that
goods ulust be cilssed for duty according to their
wr1ppsrs- I1us American canned meats have 10
pstv the saus duties aS hardware and cutlery
becsuSs thzy are contaIned IN metal eases, For
meat the duty suul1 be Is per cent for harNlxare
u Is ~ per cent. Having made this great diSeOv-
5ry. the oihcill mind once more set 70 zork and
hit upun tho fact that hams being contained in
cotton wrappers were iuso frcfs cotton cloth. and
that the government bad been making dead loss
for some tirzs- Acc1rJiuz to a dispatch frnn New
York lt Il supposed that tins ruling i due to GER
tam parties vho are dssi01zs of iniuring the
Ar-c-lcuu trade in preserved meats.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

THr puhlic have u oUurse been considerably in
,sresssd m the wise sayings Of the Chinese Sage
Msncius- vhicE have been published in the eel
Ul1ns Of q contemporary Il would bs interesting
% kuoE whether ths Chinese usually italcize their
Eritlu-s- Oar learned contemporary doubtless
vii 1e able 20 enlighten u on this point. The
following passsge which Is italicized IN the trans
lti0u. might have been written BY sery different
hand from that OF Mencius. '' TIE kiag after Ell
o. 1lss -is 4ff e. is ~ 20 ysld. Id y - -rrs ~
,r pee ri f sdt O. rls fts -egifgrv oT re srkols
s-sei- ~ T A later legend. which has but re-
GENTLY beCur1e known % the sGyants. states that
the Sovereign did t0li0E the advice. and went on
following Is Tor years. bat not with Gny particular
benefit % the Sige-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
-oEK ETTsHER

H"- I'D AHH ~ lsl. M1r
frIGasaa.r. Eerla tllsz1r.s.a. tslla.
- - ter- As-1ll1. N1rrl k.ntaIl- uaaaH
caEE PEDDLTSS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

TEEgCgH the politsnsss % Mr.. Peterson, We
have been furnished vith a SCI Of new stamps and
postal carts LEe designs are very neat and de-
serve cuUmsutlZrluu- The stamps arc cent, blue.
with portrait 1f the Princess Iikelike; Is cents
brown. portrait of Her Majesty 10 cents. blacs,
portrait II HIS MAJESTY IN full uniform; the latter
= tacidsJly the best lksEsSs- The card for inter
island pustlce {, printed N red. neat border
runs all ruuul. IN one corner i the Hawaiian
sscu-chsJu. surrounded by raro leaves; IN the
centre ths plr-EIIi Gt the Princess LiliuokAlAni.
The luitgd States cHrd has similar border print
ct n black. and for a stamp II the corner. has
very pretty little yieE Uf Diamond Head The
card for EurJQs Is printed In green. and bears
stamp gI-1 teSiEl 1f the ruyal emblems Of the
torch and ball The cards are really veil eOt up
and do credit O. the American Bank note Company
Who bad the charge ef printing them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

lHE 1olr voyage gt Captain Halliday deserves
10 De noted among the fe1ts Of sea1nuuship. 10
have ulvigated his boats for upgaris Of 30O
iul.ss- without the lOs{ II man and IN 50 short
space lt tlul - = DAYS 1rguss considerable skill
beside the mere luck II u1ui and currents. When
pickgt Up. CaptIin Halliday vas not short Of sup
Plies having I'D DAYS provisions still on hand lie
Pacific has Afforded many a man a ch1nce of
escape ont Il almost de>perats circumstances.
BuCl's rell-kuJEu voyage after the uutIny on
the Eaa.fJ : rsrhsrs the most celebrated he
crossed the Pacific from a Itrle east Of Tahiri q
the Island Il Ilul1r IL an open boat, be WIS how
ever il-p divided and had Il not been for the
lllllrl--alla pluck uf the Commander, all hands
would have been lost The voyage Of Captain
Halliday VII take rank among the most success
f-l Uf It's kind We are surs that all IN the Islands
mast feel rsilicsd az his escape. and only trust
tL1t the mates boat may soon b heard uf.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23
ten. Joseph Lanes Last Letter.
From the Evansville fInd.) Courier-


A few days since Gen. Joseph Lane adj
dressed letter to Col. A. T. Whittloscy, of
this city, with reference to the affairs of tho
Vanderburg Historical society, which was
perhaps the last letter he ever wrote. From
that letter we take the liberty of extracting
few sentences. Speaking of his early
struggle in Indiana and elsewhere, Gen.
Lane says:
MY leisure moments have been spent in
study. l have made myself acquainted
with all the people Of which history mikes
mention. When in the army in Mexico
had with me library consisting Of the New
Testament, Shakespeare, SCOTS Tactics
and one volume of Notifications, defenses
and approaches. While in congress I had
access to one Of the finest libraries in the
world, and my every leisure moment was
spent i'll study. Since my retirement flom
public life have kept myself we'll posted
in modem literature, while much Of my time
has been devoted to scientific studies
Among the works have kept by me is the
Popular !Scirncc Monthly, edited by Yco
man brothers, which have taken for years.
Now, when You Ire recall the date of my birth,
December II, 1901, and my marriage, June
20 1920, and the taking my seat in the leg
isature in December, 1922, You will ,atur-
ally say / married very young and colu-
mence.' political life very early. That is
true, but was man for all that. In con-
cluslon, my kind friend, must say am
too feeble for further effort; am as near
tho grave rs it is possible to be and still
live. I am standing on the shore of the
dark river, calmly waiting for the vessel to
bear me to the other side. can not hope
to write you again, even by the hand Of an
other; SO bid you an atfectionate, a long,
last farewell, and the same to all the good
people of Evansville. To them and to the
city, wish continued health, happiness
and prosperity"
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-23
CRIMES.

:. a narrowing suspicion is created in the pub
lc mind that Neal and Craft may not, after all.
pe me guilty parties who murdered the Ash
..no, n.y., girls. The detectives claim to have
i:,c. sItGck lead Which tends to fix tae respon-
slblhty upon three iends Who have fled the
country. Ellis, upon whose testimony Neal
ana @ Cra1t were convicted, is admitted to be a
little cranky, and but for few corrohorstiva
clrcumstances % and public opinion theao men
cou'd not have bsen convicted.
@, Al Ierre Haute, Ind, the bank Of Patrick
Shannon was robbed Of ST. 500 in cnrren"v ~ ~ =
man engaged the cashier in conversation wb;io
an accompice passed behind the counter and
secured the money. The former WA arrastaj
and gave the name of Ben Smith of CHICAGO
but the man that got tho money has not heeno
captured. The county treasurer at Detroit
Mich, was robbed in the same way on the same
day. '''''0
John Tenihen. farmer at Riverview post-
once, fourteen miles cast OF Rock Rapids. Iowa
was shot in the back o; the head and instantv
k1lled last Saturday night. He was sitting bv
tne nre reading at tho time Of the murder. tbs
aesaseln htlng through tie window. There is
no clue to the murderer
II have been fetched Lo,e wropg," shrieked
J: G. Allison, the parricide, as he disappeared
through the drop and dangle1 at tho end Of a
taut rope in the Jail yard at Indiana. Pa. His
father had been fetched" to his grave ''wrong.
was the cause Of the catastrophe the young man
complained Of. '-'''''
The driver OF the Fargo oxpress wagon n,
Los Vegas, n. NJ, was robbed Of SIS. 900 in
currency, consigned to the First National bank
BY Topeka parties. There ls very slight cuo
to the robbers.
An 8year old hoy died at Point St. Charles.
Canada, from tho excessive use Of liquor, and
the coroners jury brought in verdict of wilful
liquor WAC
W: Dixon, postmaster OF Ennis, Tex, was
affeeted at that place for embczzlement ef
$500 Of government money.
York city. 1'o"