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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-08-02
Stanley Matthews.
MORE ABOUT THE WAY uE OBTAINED THE
suILED ERWINE.


"ASi'iN"IoN' 'u'y % no 'r"u'u.
tent president was greatly 'hueo'sn 70
Stanley Matthews for professional and
forpolitical services. Ho paid this debt
as he did many other debts at the peo
pies expense, 10y conierrIng upon Ma'.
thcws one oi the highest hoho'' an"
one of the most responsible oI al puO.
i'c trusts
inc 'oIEofS' 'i'' pe'J"''',' '"o '''''o
box stuiiers ana thieVcs VINO "'"eh ~
the iniamies perpetrated IN LOUISIANA
South Carolina and FLORIDA were r'.
"araed win places IN 'h' custom n""s'''
tho post oince'' .''' ''''' '''' ~ ~.
bureau anu the ''i'''''n'"'' Is ~ " a."
lhg'oh' "nere many o' '"'''. ~ = ''',' -, ~
be found. Tho big coh'p'rato's ""e
John Sherman, Index Noycs, Stanley
Matthews, William NJ. Lyarts and others
who contributed to carry the great
fraud through, appropriated the chiei
prizes at home and abroad to their own
benefit. For four years they rcprcscn.
ted in Office the greatest crime in Amcri.
can history
Judge H"ayne resigned ms seat on
the bench on January -, IsoI. ON the
next day Stanley Matthews was nomina.
ted for the vacancy. The first chance
was seized by tho fraudulent president
to square tho account which he owed
Matthews by prost'tuung tho supreme
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retained attorney OF the iacI!ic railroad
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ou''y supported oy '4r' "''h A'i'eAh'
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dyrfpc tho r.,,,-rdor n, tho scs..or
ord Ill., ,r.r,, o,,, ,;,,,ooi.cr-,,, ,,.,.
ing Matthew unpaid.
When Garfield succeeded to tho pre-
ziicncy he had an Obligation to redeem
superior to any claim Matthew had
unon him. and which no c,pIi NOT O..
c,ro yf,bogt frcp--;r, M d,rrc-our
rf.l, Toward Matthew rc-sor.Ily b..
had ro rr,crdly fo.l;rr Ttol,,,.r had
defeated biz a.riration for tho sor,,e.
with tho ,id Of Iavcs when John gbor.
man went into the treasury.
Garfield really had no regard for
Hayes. When Governor Forster re
Gently declared. in regard TO the ap-
pointmont Of ~tanIey Matthew that
-. ,--r.t.l -. .-...4... l.
ielt bound TO carry out the wishes OF his
predecessor, he stated what was not
,rrc Tboro va. no ,.i,bori,oJ olr;.,
uon' "aThe!a was bound by written
contract, in his own handwriting, to
Mr. Law Gould. and. r,r,rco to s,v.
49,.
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the lever which was used at washing
ton to force the arpointmcnt Of judge
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'HheId nominated stanley Matthews
for the vacancy made 10y tho retirement
Of JUDGE ~waync. on March Is. 1881.
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NOTICE. = Notice i

u hereby given that application fof the pardon of
John ChAmburs confined IN the Western paniia ..
tiafy via he made 10 The nnard uf pardons AZ thn
meailng 81 sid board IN August issa.
.. I. TORTNEY, eollcilor.
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COURT sALE.-In

NIrursuauoo of At order n The Orphans CoGtt of
Centre county there " so he sHr8se5 to Public sale
1n The premises IN tho borough q MIIhsim on
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Nos A Consist q
TIN ACRLs OF BUILDING LOTS
"a the borough q Mllheira ena half thereof being n
he western part q sAid borough Aud The other half IN
he EASTERN Part, both being specially saapled Cor
building purrusea Possession 81 thoss several tracts
q be gwen en- Or before Aptil lssa
Ihhhs W sALE-Tfe psr cent q purchase
money iq ~ Taid Whsu psuparfy IL knnoke4 down !
one thfd 81 residue cash upon confirmation 81 sale
enc hrd IN year thsfsaar uiih intsrest and the
remaining one hifd at The death u MARI kesn Vid-
eH o. decedent, with Interest thereon O. BE- paid 30
hef aanually said two last psymsnts 70 be secured
BY bond aud mortgage on TIE premises.
get HENRY KREN.
Trustee.
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MILLHEIM RINE BrJLDTyG
Ho USE and SHOP.

No. B. Being Dot q ground IN the borough of Mn.
helm, containing In breadth along Main street forty.
hiHe aud one hslffeet Thereon erected large
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-08-02
TWO HUNDRED 4 TWELVE AcREs-

q sale. Upon this tract there ar THIRTY acres
q Whit Pine. Chestnut ard OAK tmhef-a Two Story
Frame Dwelling Huuse built only two yoars ago with
good harm and Other ont tuiidinEs there 10 large
ORCHARD q choice fruit farm eil wztsred ty GOOD
FTfinEs, land Boz excellent condition The crops IN the
grunud arc reserved. No better farm 10 ths COUNTY
No. 2 tlusEis q two Tieces q ground iu the baF.
ouFh oi Millheim snd mafkes 10 The general plan q
said town ~ lots Nos. Il each lot containing in
breadth along Main street fort and one half teat
ou these lots is erected 1ue large house known A.
tRa
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16
ruosn cunrD" Lnrnns.

tpifoR SATURDAY. Pass Sir, A very
lame defense is offered by the Advertiser Of
the I3ih instant regarding the discharge Of
alleged cured lcpcs. The article IN qucs.
ton says that they had been sent TO the hos.
pital TO be treated, with view to asceftaining
beyond the shadow Of n doubt, az TO whether
they were confirmed lepen or not.
Now 1t would be inconsistent to discharge
them, Il they were not cured, and II Is grossly
inconsistent to "oblige them TO report them.
selves at stated periods, after having been
carefully examined and declared sound 10y
such board Of medical experts rs " Beaeons.
field, Nero and Fitch NJ u. That several
Of those discharged were cured is denied by
the most intelligent physicians in this city and
even by one Of the discharged lepcr.
u there Is any doubt in the matter, the pub.
lie have right to the benefit Of that doubt,
and should demand 1t,
The attention Of the United States govern
mcnt has been officially called to this matter
by Surgeon Tryon, The local authorities OF
san Francisco have also begun to treat 1t
seriously. Vet, in the face OF this, the present
board OF incapablcs continue to carry out their
halfway measures, which are doing more to
spread the curse than any plan that nigh, be
devised.
If this government continues to pursue this
absurd course laid out by the premier and the
physicianIin.c charge, then il is high time that
there should be outside Interference. That il
will eventually come seems highly probable,
and believe il is earnestly hoped for by every
resident who has the welfare Of the community
nj heart. OBSERVER.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

| am no, a Christian. either 10y profession OF
practice; but am believer In Christian for.
giyrness, II brother offend me seven times
seventy times | am unlikely TO forgive him
more than hall dozen times. Vel, | am a
good deal ashamed Of the four hundred aud
eighty -four times in which | fail in what be
lieye to be Christian duty the duty Of every
man to every other man. Murder, outrage.
robbery, every man has a right to resist and
denouncc and help 10 punish. But the minor
ofenses against the quiet of society, against
opinion aud against personal comfort ought TO
be treated With all the tolerance Of which
human nature, assisted by Christian teaching
Is capable. The race does not like to DC
driven. You may teach men anything by
kindness. llows arc rarely effective. As I
said before, every man has a tight 70 resist,
denounce and help 10 punish great wrongs
Those wrongs are not great which merely
annoy. We may moi Ike our neighboss
house OF his elolhes, OF his personal habits, OF
his public opinions; but Il ought 10 he unmis'
lakably clear that he Is injuring community
peace and health ard morals before VIC have
Inc Law Of him, os take that much misused in.
sirulneni into our own hands.
think the Christians 81 this community
lack something Il the Chskt.like spirit IN their
dealings with their fellows. believe thai the
standard Of Honolulan morality among the
whites IA high ! think the attendance At
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16
THE OTHER ISLANDS.

The Kohala cane shows decidedly dry
weather, and rain was much needed at last
report.
The case Of varioloid on Kohala Plantation
may probably be considered as recovered, as
the patient was out on the veranda when the
Press correspondent wrote.
DIR. +. II. Enders, of Waikiki, has per.
fected process for making taro flouL II is
claimed that from this taro flour an excellent
quality Of poi may be made.
Dr. Fanny Weimore, OF Hilo, daughter OF
DR.. c. III. Wetmore, met with sad accident
on Monday, June 4th. Her horse tripped, threw
her of and broke her arm-a compound frac-
ture She has great sympathy from all her
friends.
A portable ice machine was brought here by
the Lady Lampson. 1t was ordered for Mr..
Henry Turton Of Iahaina. 1t is SAID to work
like charm and to turn out ice at a cost com.
paIatively small. II il works we'll, other plan
tation owners will doubtless find il desirable to
have similar machines
There sailed from Iiilo, Tuesday, June 9Th,
the three-masted schooner Emma Claudina,
Capt. w. Matson, for san Francisco, carry
ing three hundred tons OF freight. She carried
As passengers Mn. L. 7. Baker, Mr.. d. IL.
Hitchcock and wife, Mrs. A. b. Loebenstein
and son, and Mr.. W. j. Corscaden.
AT the foreign church, IIilo, on Sunday
evening. June grid, there was a missionary
concert. The services were unusually interest.
ing. 1, was called ''the Father and Mother
Lyman evening" Judge +. 5. Lyman read .
very interesting paper written by his mother,
giving "reminiscences Of her early missionary
work at Ililo. After this Father Lyman rose
from his seat and gave the audience some o
his experience Of his early work.
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FOURTH OF July.


Pursuant to call, made by Mr.. r. w.
Lame, on behalf Of the Honolulu members OF
the G.. A. r., q small number of Americans
met in one Of the parlors of the Hawaiian
Hotel. Hon. K. NJ. Daggeit, United States
Minister Resident, was called to the chair,
and Messrs. +. l.. Clarke and H. $. Smith
elected secretaries. The following gentlemen
were then elected preliminary committee Of
twenty with power to choose It's own
officers and fill vacancies Messrs. A. !.
Cartwright, M. NJ. Scott. Henry + lIebbard,
John II. Patty, DIR. ]. S. McGrcw, X. w.
Lame, ], b. Atheron, ]. X. Morrill,, c. IL.
Eldrdge, DR.. NJ. Hagan, Samuel Mott, II. NJ.
Whitney, ]. T.. Wiseman, Morris Lyman,
George Straiemeyer, 7, c. Jones, IT,, DR.. ].
II. Rogers, T. Godfrey, S. NJ, Damon, DIR.
Henry, Emerson, George Ashley, $. NJ.
Carter, J. NJ Dat, Jr, b. +. Dillingham;,
l. N. Wright, +. l.. Clarke and K. 5. Smith.
The American Minister Resident declined 10
serve on the committee, though expressing
himself in full sympathy with the movement.
The secretaries were instructed to notify the
gentlemen elect, and the meeting adjourned
until last Tuesday evening at the same place.
On Tuesday evening the committee met In
the same place. The following gentlemen
sent letters declining to serve on the com,
mitlee, namelyi Cartwright, Eldridge, Patty,
ZONES and Aihcrton. Messrs. 4. 7. Adams,
w. w. Hall, Dr. W. A. McAllister, James
Dodd and C. l.. Williams were elected TO I'LL
their places. DIR, McGrew was chosen chair.
man and Mr.. WiAeman secretary. II was then
decided that the chair should appoint finance
committee. Pending is appointment gen.
eral discussion ensued OF how best 10 cele.
braie the day, So far as formulated, the pro.
gramme will be as follows; Statutes and ring
ing of church bells will usher in the day. 80
early as may be, the Antiques and Iior.
nblcs will parade. There will then be q
regatta on the bay About noon the usual
musical and literary exercises will take place
In the evening there will be ball At the MUSK
Hall. Messrs. Emerson, Whitney, Mott,
Lame and Stratemeyer were appointed q
nominating committee 10 appoint at least tive
members Of the following committee. On
bell ringing and salute, on printing and al
verisng, ON grounds, ON literary exercises, OF
AnliqueS and Iiornblcs.' and to report las
nigh, AZ which time the finance COMMITTEES
would be appointed.
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rnn mAcc.,nn ssrnnri,smhsr

AT Music Hall, last Saturday evening, Mr..
Maccabe was greeted by very large audience
on his INST appearance in Honolulu, and the
first Of his series Of three entertainments.
Before beginning the performance Mr.. Mac.
cabc made short, compact speech as TO
the nature Of what was 10 follow. From be.
ginning to end the entertainment was sue.
cess, and was fully appreciated by the audience,
as shown by the frequent bursts 81 applause
As yeninloquis,, Mr.. Maecabc is one Of the
beat this community has had the pleasure OF
hearing. 80 natural and perfect were the
sounds Of inferior animals, produced by him,
a. Il coming from different parts u the hall,
that a small poodle dog which had lain very
quietly ia the lap of his Mistress upon hearing
Tie gruh "bOw VOW under the stage, rose 10
the defensive, showing his teeth and gradual,
incliniDg bis hair toward his ears, aud I, was
with some difficulty that his mistress succeeded
IN controlling his dog,hiph temper. Previous
io the entertainment there VAS q aucn among
people a. To how Mr.. Maccabc was 70 enter.
lain an audience faf an entire evening, alone.
Il u only Necessary 70 say that he ga Il, and
a. the lsge audiences dispersed there was a
general mnmm u approval which betokened
the degree II appreciation fell.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

churches IS ~ earnest Of something better than
the personal popularity Of the Ilonolulan
clergy. ! think God, religion. duty to ones
fellows, arc something more real that mere
phmsculogy But also think that better
Christians, better citizens, more faithful public
servants and les political bad blood might
exist here II tolerance had better footing in
The community I do not mean that eternal
vigilance should sleep, that bad men should
be countcnanccd, that sin in high places
should be winkcd At yet do mean that there
ought 10 be common ground on which pure
and upright men might meet, where personal
differences might be settled and where forgive.
mes, might follow those faults which reiotma-
ton might condonc. FAIR PLAY.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16
IN INDrGNiNT BRITOy.

EDITOR SATURDAY PREss-.Sr: Last
"Wednesday, the American sloop.of.war Hart.
ford was visited by Her Britar1c Majesty's
Commissioner, Mr.. Wodehouse, and by His
Portuguese Majestys Commissioner, Mr..
Canavarro, happened TO be at the landing
when those gentlemen came ashore. As they
left the ship, the Portuguese flag was run up
and salute of eleven guns fred. Why was
not the English flag raised, and why was not
each commissioner accorded the salute to
which his rank entitled him BRIToN.
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ENDORSEMENT or MR.. ITKTSsON.
HONOLULU, II. l., June ~, 1854.

Mr.. A. I. Atkinson, Honolulu.
Ny Oar Sir. In common with many
others in this community, regret your retire
men: from Fort Street School, which you have
done so much to inspire with life and order
and place upon basis Of progressive useful
ness. Two Of my children have attended it
now for nearly two years, and their progress
and development have been highly satisfactory
to me, and desire to express my appreciation
and the hope that you will place your excep-
tional qualifications at the service Of many like
myself, who wish to give their children the
best educational advantages. With great res
pcct, very truly yours,
HENRY NJ. BENSON.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

Successful House Successful House A stfik.
ing instance Of success in Retail Dry Goods way Is
afforded by the Leading Millinery House Of Charles
fishel Fou and Hotel streets The Proprietor
MIR fishel has acquired the Of holding custom Any
Dry Goods House can by freely advertising draw Gus
TONERS, twice; but hold them asd enjoy their
confidence calls for the exercise Of tact and beraly
Goods must be marked down and sold for what they
are never misrepresent any article That is the policy
Of Charles fishel and tina, policy has made the firm
one Of the greatest in its line the leading thorough
fare Of Honolulu. The Leading Millinery Store Of
Charles J. Fsehel, is to Honolulu what Macy's is to
New York Charles J. Fishel makes a speciality Of Mil.
linery. ar The store Is Of the sights Of the city
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Car,

10 tm Hosotutu puatic; A. the annual meet
ing n the Board of Representative u IN, Honolulu
fr, Department, held the 7th instant NE mbiest "a
bonfire. and Trash burning, on pfiyhu pfop,ry within
or near the city Rnit., discussed from hr,msn
standpoint and, might have been expected. called
forh some rather harsh comments on those Who have
during the pas, year either through ,hgughessnes
Indifference, been the u useless sors ADD os u
time u the department. and aud n iis apfa
raiu,. by tndiing bonhrcs without notice and select
ing II would seem, Intentionally the tunes when ihsy
would cause the alarm and unnecessary wott and
| trouble
II wss finally decided authorize the Chief Engineer
to make public appeal to the property hoderu and
residents Of the city generally, requesting thsm to In
form either the w. Marshal ~ himself reasonable
time beforehand n ths exact time and paor n sny in
tended bonfire trash.burniug In order that fal,s
| alarms from thcao causes be prevented.
Some u our citSenNhavs always been confederate N
the matter and given due notice above requested bot
the custom is By no means general
This appeal Il made with degree Of dindsnes a,
the members u the department remember With psaiuf,
and gratitude that they body have been dealt gen.
etousY with in the past by the good people of this city
and they hope to merit lie consideration In the future
at the same time they entertain measure Of conf
dcnce that the feasonabcness d their request will b.
admitted, and hearty compliance herewith given.
We have At present, IN round number three hundred
active members, large majority u whom depend Tor
their livelihood Of their families and themselves on
daily wages and while they do no, hesitate 10 spend
their time and strength. risk lie and limb f1f the
benefit Of their fellow citizens when occasion may re-,
quifr IL, yet there Is nothing more dishtarenng and
destructive q discipline and promptmd, in the ndi
vidual hromen Themselves, and annoying to their en-.
ployers, than to find, after long and 'faiine mn
with heavy apparatus, their efforts and time have been
thrown away in consequence Of careless and wanton
false alarm
Per order Of the Board.
JOHN MOTT,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

A terrible plague has appeared near sulei
mania, Ia Turkey, and physicians sent there by
the Turkish Government 10 investigate thu
nature Of tbs disease have been driven away b
the excited inhabitants.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

Since January, two lines Of ocean steamship
have carried nineteen thousand and eight hun
dred immigrants 10 Oregon.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

An International eongress Of societies and In
diyiduah interested Ia the protection Of chill
dren viii be opened 10 PARIS on the I5,h 10
slant.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

The Connecticut House has passed 4 bill
creating board Of pardons. Ii will require
the unanimous vote of the board to giant
pardon.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

Moody and sankey arc in New yosk.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

'as'aaissa. apply . : n 6oLI =
.. ADAMS. Aas'isa-s'.
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Situate a. K.p-halu. Oahu.
AT xAPIoLAxI PARK.
Ranging from AZ Asrs. 10 ~ acre. saeh.

i~say q ,he>s loss fA1s dsriy on kapialAui pasl
the cihrI nae Afr eonflssoes thereto lhs ~hoc arr
laid vu ~Gh eonfenieni Streets ~ilh ffss 10
efi through Ne park sauan,rpd. and arc Acos>,ihis
h.sn i'oaelnia by several fovsss NJ shs sccs.a a
Mt Salnphsls ~sil adisssai shssr has shs ehoir
~ inat'Hip "a then, anil lAan % tbs baiAncr are
~ feaeh a Aifs.ian -airF, D. ,ssn By refer.
enc. 10 = chart a the ofbcs ~ = n. nols The .,u
y the.s le<s = xa.d rach a una.uAli, fch The
hts oiiss an ~liqstufil, g. tstainlns f,ns Hssss-
.seads "a tho sanuh<. ~hlch Gao HARDLY kapj~n
again. The land ~ that hisslt} q f,Sina ln sslas
AAd l. >use W fiss ieg yrkfs ~ ralfu~ gauge
,isars faspsi ifom ifpnolaiu the Aik !. 10 co,.
,snplassn ~ rival psf,,ss This snielys,,s uail.os
u lins dsisYsd H. pinplfslau all aid lHn.snssly
hon,s>irsjs fhs kss y esAniinsd i,s sfo.,ii
a. thss are marked out ~ l-,'r aassi<rsi CONES.
lend eiih she chart.
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A GENTLEMAN 90 having ssn wan. eon.-
IA nsris ssrsnsurs W ksfuy< and Amese& ~
csn'iy "a The sins tssis d<.ssoss u ohssioias an
snxa<sm<nt - nsnas<, C>>hies. sk.<4nan " Coss--
sssd<ss y sh;ss'ss, ls2hau = .esA4 a.sr.aa'l~
kes toaoa ssd Ns~ yqsk ss<ursnlrs N 10 - frr--
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

JOHN MOTT,
Chief Engineer II. =. Department
Honolulu, June ~ 1881 f,o5w