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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

= WAIIAN ISLANDS, In Probate. Island Of
oahu. Hawaiian l-lauds,
M the matter Of the Estate Of HENRY ;. SWINTON
late o. Honolulu. deceased Order appointing time fer
probate OF VIII and directing publication Of notice ef
the same.
document. purpurtin- to be the last Will and tests
lrrf uf Henry ; Swutuu. deceased having on the "a
day OF August A. H. iSs, hccu presented 70 said Pro
bate Court and petition for the probate thereof Nnd
for the issuance of letters testamentary John H.
Brown ". r. Seal and Henry : svintou having been
sled hy John n. Brown.
Aurli-t - ISL az 10 O'Clock a. M, Of said day,
the Court Room nf said Court, at Aiiciani Hale In
Honolulu hc and the same h., hereby appointed the
time for pruyn. said " ~ and hearing said application
when and where any person interested may appear and
contest the said Will and the granting Of letters
meutary-
Il - further ordered that notice thereof be given BY
publication for three successive weeks in the Mawaiian
Gazcttr. and kunkuJ, newspapers printed Ind pub
Iished iu HuuoluIu.
Dated Honolulu, ~. J.. August "a. lsS3.
A. r. JUDD.
Atfa-f. chief Jfsfirr su,r.r,,, fsc,rt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

Is u editorial uu the subject of taxation
iu the Ia-t GAHrr., we stated that the
Legislature or Massachusetts passed "a law
similar o. 0ur- about mortgages IN 1851
Iu au article cuUird from the $. I. B01oia,
m uur fourth page. the writer says: Al
property bon Massachusetts Is taxed below
It, full value and .aHr1gs. nr. Ha' hlrSi u'
r| TII- latter statement requires an
explanation Iu most of the States. prop
srty i- taxed below it- value; but the
statement that. M Massachusetts. mort
ga-os az. not taxed at all, Is erroneous.
Mortgage have long been taxed in Mas
-acLu-ett- either party may pay under
the present law. but the law Of 1881 is
designed O.. prevent aaHs'. hur'taa ia n.r-
.r. rra The law SAYS of the murtgag1r,
when Lu has UWd. %. shuH hv N, rtgr fa
#rn. H.s.a o. I1if 5rb H. r9.'. md mtrr
... r.H.. H# M. ....#f fn. tEs wafgrqs
HE. a. .#. n.. r,-s-rf. nnfaF N,
.a.f. . ~ .f..Hra. Hn rurHg" Il
SAYS "H#.. H..r. .uv Iaig H0 snos."
The Jaw De- very specific and minute IN
If- details. aud If is a- difficult 10 see how
the idea that mortgage are not tuXuhlc
u Na--acLusetts could Doe adopted as
that ou law exempted the money lender
from taxation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08
TrnaI .Idrertisrmrnis.
-I.ppFME CnI-RT nF TnF HA-

CUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
y WAIIAN ISLANDS. In the matter of the Bank
ruptcy of WOON NEE, alias AHUNA. Of Hama. Island
ofMaui Before Mr. Justice Austin. Order Of hearing
on question OF alleged Bankruptcy.
Whcrra. an order has this day been issued to the Mar
sha 90 take possession Of the property Of Woon ker
alias Ahuna. Of Hama Maui and 10 pct his counting
houses store housc-. effects books and papers under
lock and seal the petition of ;. Sehg and J. y,
Hackfcld alleging the said Wocu kcc alias Ahuna 10
be their debtor 90 the amount Of one Thousand
dollars and praying that for certain statutory reasons
in aid petition named he be adjudged bankrupt.
Vow therefore 90 l. ordered that 10 O'Clock of
THU UESpAN morning, the "a day Of August A. II.
is3 at Chambers. al Aliiolani Hale before Mr. Justice
Austin, be the time ard place FOR hearing the satd
petition and deciding the question OF bankruptcy OF
sid Woon Kcc alias Ahuna n disputed, and that
notice hereof be given by publishing this order for
three successive weeks in the HkwAusN GkxrrTE
newspaper and that copy hereof and Of said petition
b. served on said Woun Kce alias Ahuns wifh
nous 20 attend al said hearing.
Witness ms hand and the seal u the supreme Court
80 said Honolulu this sth day u August A. y. iss3
A. r JUDD
Attest. Chief Justice cfthe supreme Court.
No.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

- WAlIAN ISLANDS. In rrohate.-In the matter
Of the Estate OF ALFRED ". BUSH of Honolulu a.
ceased interstate. Before chief Justice Judd
On reading aud dlin- the petition Of Caroline
Bu-h. Of Honolulu, alleging that Alfred W Bush of
Honolulu died interstate at Honolulu on the ttth say
uf July A. D. issl aud prlyiu. that letters Of Admin
i-trltiou issue Co her.
o D., ordered, that FRIDAY the tenth day pf August
A. D. 1S be aud hereby BE- appointed for Nearing aid
petition before the uid Justice In the Court Room nf
this court ul Honolulu, az which time and place al
persons concerned may appear and show cause II sny
thyy have, why said petition should not be granted
and that this order be published the EnEhsh Ian
EuIgv for three successive weeks in the HAWAuas
GsEErrE newspaper ia Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu. n. ! July st~t, tsSl.
a FRANCIS JUDD
AUr-ts Chief Justice Supreme court
HENEY ~Nuu Deputy CLERK.
laI 30 Artinvo ~ tsI,rL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

In politics, the presidential candidate canvass
Is beginning 30 show itself. II Is at last deter
mined that that rare antique Mr. Samuel J. I'll
den. who believes that he was cheated ont of the
presidency in 1876 will permit the use Of his name
as the democratic candidate again IN lsSi-pru
vidOd the old ticket be renominated in full, Ls.:
"Hlden and Hendricks Not that he loves Mr.
Hendricks particularly. but he believes that the
words I. and H. have "a winning sound
that they will appeal TO the sympathies uf the
majority Of the democratic party-thOso who
claim that Mr.. lilden should have been iuaugu-
rated president instead of Rutherford B. Hayes
There Is one weakness about this Iiden boom
however, which have not seen mentioned in any
of the journals here Il is being started too carly
in the and will be likely TO eJpend its force
before the meeting Of the National Convention
which does not convene for more than a year vet
These carly and often candidates arc like the
orchestral prelude at a theatrical entertainment,
Il generally serves TO fill out the time until the
real show begins, A very exhaustive canvass of
the sentiment of the republican votes as shown at
400 points in the various States and territories
made by the \. Y. Jlaf. on Monday, showed the
surprising result that Mr.. Blaine leads all Others
named for tho p0sition-the list entire containing
but 81 names. Mr.. Blaine has repeatedly declared
after twice failing 10 securu the nomination that
he will not al-w his name 70 be used again In
connection with candidacy for thu presidency.
But there Is little doubt that If he should find a
good "sh0w Of hands" for him. that at the last
moment he would reluctantly consent to postpone
the compilation Of his political "Reminiscences
upon which Eo Is engaged and have his plumcd
helmet AZ The head Of the host Of republican
voters. The wide breaches which last autumu's
elections made in the column Of republican states
VIII render the coming presidential election Of
special interest for the democratic uuquestiouahly
all then have more favorable opportunity 10
elect their candidate then they have had since the
war. Their voting last year IN Pennsylvania can
hardly be repeated, and is fair 10 presume that
Massachusett's will let Butler and the Batteries
gently down and out with New York It Is different
Il went democratic by 1900 majority and while
The late democratic legislature made a record
which for assininity and impudence matches the
customary record Of the most blatant New York
city democracy, the democratic Governor. Grover
Cleveland has. IN the whole conducted himself 10
his aiFantsEl
SuGAB.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08
Executors Notice !

'IIlE NDIRSlCN Ed, THE En-
L EtlTOl} named iu the will Of the late JOUN y
bAkNAlB, deceased having duly received -ttsrs tss-
umrutary, hereby notifies all persons having claims
against the -ld Ertai" iO present such claims duly
authenticated. with the vouchers therefore anuexed 10
thC undersigned a bic gfCr iu the Banking House Of
Bishop Coin linuoIuluwithiu six months from date
ur they will De forever barred; ~ persons ewing The
said estate ore r'quu-tgd to make immtd diae payment
"a afOrrsaid
Dated Honolulu JuIy 9Th, Issg
CHARLES Il. BISHOP
'n' o. Executor win of JuD r. Barnard
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

You have probably learned ere tins Of the disaster
which overlook my friend, Mr.. McteOch, the oh
stiuato Scotch speculatOr in lard, at Chicago.
That gentleman endcavored 10 buy all the July
delivery lard IN the maTket-m short to corner
that particular commodity. He had succeeded IN
advancing the price of lard 10 figures all out Of
proportion to the value of the article and the
"litte fellows" as the outside brokers and their
customers are called, who had contracts 20 furnish
July lard, 'laid down and Mr.. McGeoch in
gluuuuslv went to pieces-failed. His nominal
liabilities amounted TO S6OO0,OOO but in reality to
about Sl.JOOOO0. This he has since been trying 10
compromise at q small figure. Here one sees in
miniature Tor life size the logical result Of gi-
gautic mOuopolistlc operations, A number of
other brokers on the long side OF the lard mar
kUt failed for sums ranging from 5000 20
SepOOOO, but rs they were purely speculative dis
HstCrs they can IN no wise be said 10 affect general
trade. In fact It was most healthful occurrence
the grand smash was-as 1t brought prices
down again and enabled foreign buyers and the
home trade as well to do what they had not done
for a month before, buy TO supply the Legitimate,
clusumptIvu demand.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

assist the progress Of two young gentle
men through Europe. hut It is hardly
probable that he, though IN the strctest
identity with the rest of the Hawaiian
Cabinet, will be able 10 affect in the re
motest degree the progress OF events with
which he thinks be ought to interfere.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08
SprriaI uoGrrs.


FURNISHED RooMS--Neat and costly Fur
nt-lrd Rooms can D.. hud by au early application at
$3.50 NO.IGARDEN LANE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

THE late elections in all the principal
cities and towns of the west, do not en-
courage a glimmering hope to the Re.
publicans of any abatement in the
"tidal wave that caught them last fall.
The grind old party" as Hubble
ohoses to designate it, has again met
defeat at all points where it formerly
triumphed Success in anti Republican
Rhode Island is about the only so,ace
that spurious Republicanism can now
count upon as endorsing the usurpation
and proscriptive tendency Of the party,
or rather its leaders and bosses. The
reckless exttavagance and fraud upon
true Republican principles and the
rights of the people as expressed
through the ballot which ha, so distin.
guished the present organization, is now
being revealed to the sober reflection Of
the tru, Republicans, who have been
drilling with the federal party under
an assumed and usurped name. The
theft Of the Presidential office is bear
ing fruit.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

"APPARESTLy," says a contempO-
rary, "the salvation of Indiana is
thing President Arthur has more at
heart than the redemption of Ohio,
but it may turn out in the trial that
the Post-Office Department is not so
all-pOwerful in that region as it proved
to be in 1880. Judge Gresham will
scarcely attempt the sort of work
Brady and Dorsey did in the Garfield
campaign, nor is he the man to achieve
the same success, even if he were in
clined to the attempt. However, it is
possible President Arthur, in the ap.
pointment of Gresham, thought only
Of the nominating convention and not
Of the campaign that would follow.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

THE recent political arrests made in
South Carolina, so discreditable to the
government officials acting under the
direction of Attorney. General Brews-
ter, has called forth sharp letter of
instruction from Judge Bond, the L.
5. District Judge, after being called
to his attention by the attorney of the
defendants. lie says: at has been
brought to the attention Of the court
that in several instances in cases of
misdemeanors the United States com
missioners have issued warrants Of
arrest upon afIidavits made upon in
formation and belief merely, without
any inquiry as to the sources Of the
atlantis information, on the grounds
of his belief and under the impression
that the commissioner had no right 10
make such inquiry. No warrant Of
arrest or seizure for any ofiense against
the laws of the United States, upon
the mere belief or suspicion Of any
person, should be Issued. The court
desires that YOU inform the commits
sioners that its not only their prcro.
gatiye but their duty 10 examine into
the sources Of the afiant's informa.
tion and the grounds of hi. belief Ii
other proof Is at hand or accessible it
should be had and examined. The
issuing of warrants of arrest and
seizure is not a mere ministerial act
but judicial function, and should not
be done until the commissioners Judge.
ment is satisfied that there is probable
cause, and the court desires the com
missioners also to know that for the
safety and protection Of the commu-
nifty and the orderly conduct Of Judi.
cial proceedings all processes issued by
them, except under extraordinary
circumstances, ought to be served by
the marshal Of the United States or
bis deputies
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

TnE Russian Car must be looking for.
ward with much pleasure to the cere.
monies of his coronation, soon to come
off, when he reads the announcement
OF the revolutiouists TO make the occa.
sion a tragic affair by explosives similsr
TO those which ended the reign of his
father, the late Emperor Nicholas.
They claim to have full preparations
made, and warn all persons 10 keep at
3 distance from the Car during the
ceremony, IL they value their personal
safety,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

IN New York they propose to crush
the drama called the passion play
which Morse has boon so persistent in
introducing to the public for the last
year, by legislative action. A bill was
introduced in the Senate the other day,
and Immediately ordered to a third
reading to prevent any attempt 10 per.
senate or represent Jesus Christ, the
Savior, by any show, play or dramatic
representation. The bill prevents any
such representation, whether free or for
admission fee under Il, and makes IL a
misdemeanor punishable By ane not
lees than 500 nor more than $4,000, or
imprisonment not less than six months
nor more than one year.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

Ma. CoTg, the alert and able Senator
from Luzsrne called the attention Of
the legislature to the necessity of pro.
Vding a more suitable building than
the present inconvenient tender box
arrangement for the safety of the vslua
BILE collection known as the State libra.
ry. This library possesses great value
to the people Of Pennsylvania. and its
Obstruction by fire to which II is expos.
ed, would be irrepairable. II is graft.
flying that both houses promptly respon.
ded, and adopted measures for the erec.
ton of new library. There should be
no unnecessary delay in carrying the
resolution into effect nor no parsimo.
NOUS expenditure that would defeat
the object Of lis erection as place Of
safety for the valuable collections Of the
Commonwealth, in one building at least
worthy the great state.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

The Russian Gar has repeatedly
shown his regard for Americans. The
other day he decorated the local chief
Of police and other persons, as 3 mark
of his qualification for their kindness
in contributing to the comfort and
extending courtesies to those members
of the Jeanette and Rogers who we're
saved.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

THE Legislature of Wisconsin has
passed labor bill making it unlawful
and imposing fine and imprisonment
for the employment of children under
the age of fourteen years. 1t is said
that in Milwaukee alone this prohibit
ton will throw 5000 out Of employ
ment.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

Mrs. BETTY MASON publishes a
letter in which che says she does not
propose that the grasping lawyer who
sues for one-half the fund raised for
her and the baby, shall have any part
of it-that she never employed the
man, nor did he ever do any service
for the imprisoned Sergeant to eutitle
him 70 it.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

CARTER HARRISON who was the
other day elected to third term as
mayor of the city of Chicago, by a
majority of 10000, is prominently
named as the next Democratic candi-
date for Governor of Illinois.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

EN.CoNCREssNAN RICHARD Crow.
LEY, says a Washington correspondent,
is said to have left the White House
last week forever, s,ung by what be
considered disrcspectlul treatment
from the President. He has, it is said,
resigned his position a United States
special counsel in charge of the South
Carolina election cases, giving up $780,
600 in fees. The Stalwart organ h ere
attacks the President bitterly to-day.
1t SAYS Crowley was the last respecta.
bic Stalwart who maintained relations
with him.
Whether or not Arthur desires 10
get rid of respectable Stalwarts'
it is quite certain there are a mum.
Der of disreputable ones he could dis
pense with much to his credit. He
might begin on his present fishing com.
pauion.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

THE movements of Mr.. Parnell, the
Irish leader, is variously reported
some claiming that he will positively
be present at the Philadelphia conven-
tion soon to come off to deliberate on
the affairs Of Ireland. Others assert,
with equal positiveness, that he de-
clines to be present.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

President ARTHUR has gone on
his fishing excursion to Florida. He
took Secretary Bill Chandler with
him as an expert sailor to manage his
boat, and cut bait for the executive
hook. Bills former experience in
Florida may be valuable to the Presi-
dent now.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

BARNUM has had one of his largest
elephants shot. 1t became so vicious
and intractable as to make it necessary
to protect the lives of those compelled
to be in attendance.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

BRIG. GENERAL J. X. BARNEs, late
Surgeon General Of The q. s. Army,
died at his residence in Washington
city on the 5th inst, of Brights disease.
He was buried on Saturday last with
military honor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

GALVESTON, Texas, on Saturday
last, was the scene Of Hotel Horror" -"
in which many lives were lost by the
falling walls and fire. The disaster is
supposed to have occurred by the ex-
plosiOn Of powder in an adjoining
hardware store, which blew out one Of
the walls causing the building to fall.
The Standard Oil company got a
damaging blow in the Senate on Fri
day last, by the passage Of the Free
Pipe bill. Cooper made desperate
effort in the interest Of that infamous
monopoly to avert it, but without sue.
cess, in which he received some telling
shots from Lee and Emery for his
pains.
EX.PRE4IDENr DAz, Of Mexico,
having spent some time in Washing
ton and New York, where he was
handsomely fctcd and entertained, is
now taking in the h,d and will make
general survey Of New England.
This distinguished Mexican soldier
and statesman is making a good i'm.
urgE-iGu and srrqrf- "a la very. aoru-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12
TIE State law Of Nebraska makes

81 900 the minimum price for liquor
license, and in some of the cities it is
proposed to raise it to $4,000. 1t will
require active drill on part Of the
liquor seller to whip in customers to
pay the license.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12

"OSE LESSON, trulhfully saws the
Boston Transcript, "of recent western
elections is that temperance cannot be
advanced by blending it with politics.
The underlying reason for this may
bc that the reform strikes at habit
from which no power outside Of the
individual can be held responsible.
Primarily, the question Of drinking is
settled within the province Of private
judgment, and external politics can.
not enter there except by infringing
on domain where its presence excite
enmity and resentment When
community attempts to control indiyi.
dual choices through the suffrage those
advocating this procedure are sure in
all large communities 10 find them.
selves in a small minority.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-12


The news from England last week
possess intense interest The import
ant arrest Of members of the Internal
Machine brigade, aud the discovery of
the secret mandatory where the ex.
plosive implements are made, have
filled the public mind with horror and
alarm. However much the people Of
Ireland may suffer wrong from the
English policy, no manly Irishman
can sympathize in the work Of this
dangerous class of assassins, who do
not scruple to slaughter innocent men,
women and children, for the mere pur.
pose Of terroriziug the officials of gov
ernment. These are not friends Of
Ireland but the worst enemies, and
the method adopted is calculated to
deprive that oppressed people Of the
sympathy that all civilized nations
accord them.
At the latest date there is no abate-
ment Of excitement, but is on the in.
crease. Detectives are active and
every day adds to the impression that
extensive preparations were made and
being made by the revolutionists for
great destruction of life and propertye
Many arrests are being made of sus.
pected parties. 1t is also said that
English detectives are in this country
searching for accomplices, all of which
may be the mere out.crop of the scare.