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The Charges against Cleveland.
what . respected Clergyman says.


From ZDHs Herqtd
The Springfield Republican dsnounce7 very severe
ly the public prrs- for referring TO the shocking
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10 look after him faithfully. 4. Purcell ia tdtng
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moral lep"F "
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GEN. JOHN T.. SWIFT
OF Boston.

The Old war hero, viii adr'-. the citizens of Au
gu-ta on the political issues Of the hour.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

Our Local artists having both kindly extended
an invitation to a member OF the GAZETTE staff to
take q view Of their pictures, representative ac-
cordingly dropped round.
Mr. Strong has the only true studio in the place;
!. room specially built and lighted for the pur-
poses of painting The room is thoroughly suit-
able and affords excellent opportunity for display
ing a large collection of drawings and paintings.
THIS gentleman has some splendid coast scenes,
one OF lonely canoe on the reef, is especially
worthy Of notice. large work, sunset in the
tropics giving an afterglown effect is striking:
the composition Is good, the lines Of mountains
and trees running in happy contrast. On the walls
are number of academy sketches by Mrs Strong,
these are very gOodyas also are the BLACK and
white" sketches Of Mr. Strong, being prepared for
one of the American magazines. Portraits are
also TO be seen, Miss Moore, Mr.. Moore, Master
Levers and Mr. Spencer of the blond and Napo-
leonicn features as our contemporary hath it. But
why waste time on description. Mr. Strong's stu
do will Tor the future be open to the public every
Wednesday and Friday, when he will be glad to
see many Of his friends as feel interested in
artistic work in Honolulu.
Mr. FurneauL, when interviewed, proved TO be
at work, not 50 much upon his pictures, but having
laid them aside for the moment, to be engaged
upon getting up guide book of the islands, which
Is 10 be handsomely illustrated. The letter press
Of which a sample was shown will be bright and
readable, and when dealing with routes 10 the vol
oanO and the great mountains of HAWAII will be
extremely valuable, as no one Is probably more
familiar with the wants Of a tourist than Mr., Fur
neau1, who has spent months wandering and
sketching IN all parts Of the Islands, portion of
the illustrations is to be in cOlOE, and will include
views Of this city, Of the scenery on the various
islands, specimens Of curious fish ard few ad-
vertisements. Two to three thousand copies of
this work are TO be distributed gratis on the At
lantic Coast 1t will thus serve a general adysr-
tisement for attracting visitors to our shores.
Though busted with his writing, Mr.. FurneauI
has not neglected his favorite art, fine study,
life size OF the native banana sill show; the draw
ing is excellent and the fore-shortening Of of
the leaves capital. The picture of Diamond Head
which this artist exhibited some months ago, has
been much improved, the SKY e1eot being very
pleasing nov. few smaller pictures have also
been painted, hut since the last visit 1t is evident
that the Guide has occupied much Of Mr.. Fur
neauX 5 time. We vIsh him every success with IT.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23
Arrival Of the Razboiinrk.

H-Lk.A- slooP-0f var RH-JoyHrt, Captain Hill
tebrandt arrived IN port here the 18th instant,
20 DAYS frum Valparaiso. The vessel Is one of the
late additions 10 the Russian NAVY, is composite
built screw steamer Of $50 tons burthgn and has
engines Of % horse power. She carries a battery
Of II guns of various callbue and has a connie
ment Of iS5 men. Captain Hiliobrandt has been
specially commissioned 10 call At this port and pre-
sent to His Majesty decoration Of the order Of
St Alexander Nevsky, SET IN diamonds the mis-
son being accomplished on the 2Isi instant. The
usual salutes fired by the man of var aud re-
sp0nded 10 by the water battery, arrival Of the
vessel in the hArbor- She will remain in port here
about three weeks and at the end % that time viii
SAL for japan. Following Is list Of the officers
Of the vessel:
Cupfdta-uel ichrauL-
EFscafiuF Lladsr-Ne buclatof
Lisui,Hdsts-Saieffsky. Fortm01n. Yun-k aud Patca.
Aa1igeiisg QTdlr-Bcloa-
fifsf Z aliassr-Iy anof.
issduni Fn7iasfr-kcder8d-
IAird kagtaelT-N on krescusky.
szFgepa-Sariurins.
-trfiA.ry Q-esr-kalekauoG
lHtfstiguss- BlyufT Ivauuf Stcraura RadiQuuf,
EurfruteT and Ma-uaz-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23
About the Proposed Emigration from
Sweden.

EDTTuR g lZETTE;-In YOUR last Issue find among
Notes that somebody thinks start an emiCra-
tion from Sweden TO Hawaii. Being man who
knows good deal about the Swedes and their ways.
! should like to say a few words about that.
He says, About 1000 men women and chill
drsn leave Sweden yearly for America There
seems every probability Of the emigration coutiuu-
hard country TO live IN. It Is hard to get work,
and when a gets any it IS for poor pay.
Consequently a big lot goes 10 America where
man comparatively gets good wages. But now
COMES the sentence IN which am not of the same
opinion as the honored writer:
If a psrt could be persuaded 10 90 TO Hawaii u
i5oHfd h r0sH, as the most of them are very good
people and are undoubtedly bsfitr fitted for work
than those who emigrate to the Islands from Nor
way
That the Svedes generally are good set Of PEG
pie, cannot be denied, but why they should be uH-
a7stfsiig hitter fffsd for work than Norgegians
cannot sc. The SWedes and Norwegians live IN
der about the same laws, and are educated in the
same way, live in the way, have the same re-
quisites 10 life
He says further: The Norwegian and German
emigration has not proved a success" And why!
The main trouble Is the Germans aad Norwecians
cannot stand the press of the contract system. it
hurts their feelings Of liberty and therefore they
try 10 kick The Swedes are like them but bet
ter If treated we'll but ten times worseif not treat
I'd very well. A man who does not know them would
hardly believe how much mischief Swede can do
n not satisnsd, i know ii from experience. A wise
man IN Francs used TO say every time be heard of
crime: s'OH ct ~ fsHfHtsr' but in Denmark an i
Norway they say. -Where is the Swede and the
fact is in most crimes in Norway and Denmark a
sUede has a finger. Does any one feel like try
ing new venture from Sweden
Yours truly, HOoPoKOIK.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23
COMMERCIAL.


g0NnL ULI. JlNtAEl = NJ
Ru.iur. Is net as hri.k a. II shOald be, IN lines OF
90 trrir aad b, case for the rrcyainS aline-s
: ard 10 81 ~ the sppxczt Gag be-le ss
.--T-sr the rahiic gcucsAIIy % - . llll.5
~ 80 Quarter % thr yrar. tcrlilei,l- - =
s.,-ir nc rurripI % sla pie p7olas ~.
-. tending 10 provide meas, oi ghl9!. w
rtr- vr-.Ss which Ar nov heiue l.us -
- - III urw rHlrs have ruieTrl 4litt.N itto
E--f Oscillation ard E1Vr he-g eeefltea n.ilell a
--- .ithos-h fh-Te b. uueff-eai fenl q hosll.s
- - 49, r.--gi-- tht place ~ American half
..-ta- f,if1-. 40 ral fellins fnay nnl cNpres-
- - a. - fsra-r- ne rcneral Eahie srr ult
Ef, 10 -g-rirr ans I 1elaic zstht lFoa- ~ r.
s5.t .-t ~ sr--s zr1- a GO bank nor vii hn,i-
- - - tEaI money Ia eetolte any easier
- - t.rs1en laIur 90 but not A. present
-, T.. .i--r ltsf vritins censist q the bs ship
.t,E rssffr ffra is1ncon, thr hesPerian- Kilt
49, ~ IN frcm tht iunscr ports On the sound.
- = :. i-It7 % >Flucy frnul the Colonies, and
~ = tIr-als fr1a San Franctsccs ni-e, II. l.
- - . fr4-tssg-irk f7l1-n Naifslraisn- aua haW TAX
E-i-tr-1- f7ul1I >au trauciscp,
- 1-,.riurrs consist o. The Ella tcnsuclo an4 the
- t|ig Il sydney for >zn Francisco, and Che Iva
f4r Errrkar
- M The En<iish mails. The ssth iusi- Thu
.trI,-ai -s'i- fer san Francisco on the Let nr-x.
~ n : : Co.'S steamer CITY q klo d. iauCiru
b. f-,kr,' f1r EcuFiy On rouie fof Honrkons.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23
PASSENGERS.

From thc Colonies. per City % sydney Jan q -Nrs
NhapulaE, Miss Chapman, Mr. Jcnrrys-
From Maui and Hawaii per Tlautcr, Jau ls-A Hood,
II Johnson, Ray.
For Kauai, per Jas Nike Jan is-J K Mckenzie.
JudEe kakiua and son,
Fer San Fruneisso, per Ella, Jan Is-Gco smith
Prom windWari Ports, per hiBaa, Jan I9-J Il Maby,
Capt Spencer. Howell n Allen ID Porter e. Arnold.
Mr. Woods friska, r kcywurth, Me. ID DOwsCtt,
" II wilcox, 4 u Wopdswurth, " n Bailey " UuT.
n-r, I Campbell, & Buchanan wife and child.
Prom winduani Ports, per Likclike. Jah 81 Kew
comb, 7 \ MakuC- NJ MrGlclu-
FrOm Mani, per Lchua, Jan si-Bsy Maekiutosh Dr
SAKE
PROM Ksaai, per Iualsui JsH so-Nrs L or1u.s, : "
Miicua. Nfs Walters, Mr Faye Sptue5r and wife, L
Ttupme
From san Francisco, per IIespCTilu- Jan -l-J Low,
L Thompson, " Clemens
For Kahului. per Kilauea Hga Jan sl-Nrs Ubrd,
Ginnc n { Clarke, G stuhlmcr.
Fur Kauai, per ia, Make. Jan si-J Il Thomas. DR.
>aEr
FOR sHz Francisco, per City OF syducy Jan ai-Chas
tgrueauK, Block, X Levers, wife aud children A
: u swift D Bandmauu. Z Lobbett. Mi-s /. Beaudet.
: Hacked. Mr. W Peterson. Mr. Prmat. J silva,
! Il williams, 4 Il Mont.
From san Francisco, per Alameda Jan Mo II \
Farmelee snd daughter, II & A-ucw, A Borcl, L Mae
ken-hau , Beckwith Clarence Naefarlaue aud wife,
Ccufoiene, Woodward, Wilson and wife, Capt 7
Wright and wife Max Iumhlcs, Porter. II iusCl,
Edwin suthcriaud, J thalmcrsr Geo Chalmers, Mics
Ann Napier. II Blancou, Peterson, a " kauf-
mann John Sullivan, Forrest Collins I Clark, Il
Wright, Gcorgg. olsen 7 Mctuuua, W Wright
q Deacon aud con, Miss Grimcs, Il I Briudcll, 4
Rushton Mr. Forrest, W Rogers, Chrispini, and s
Chinese.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

Roper cfPNsS City Of sydney. seahury, Comm
nssrkarrcd Sydncy pilot Jan 81, 5sll ? M received
4lrgisud pilot Jan -th. 5 Is DISCHARGED Auckland
pilot Jan sth $50 M received Nonuluu pilot Jan
4.t .i-s cabil pA-Sen-efE and - tons freight
Tor nunolllu; q cabin AID = -teersee Tsseucfs aud
. tgus freight IN trzusiru-
Report q : Alrueda, Morse. ComLr--Saiacd fum
~ar frausisco Iar Istt 1sI m, discharged pilot Al
tsup m; had ltht SW snd NV winds % lass thence
mediate trade; Jan 18th. $50 a m passed T : :
Cos steamer CITY o. RIO d Jauviro bouud 10 lionou
lus f7th y noon, passed EnEsh bark bouue O. san
Frsnc-cn pm pas-ed brig bound 70 san Francisco
a pa.s.f bark steering SWs arrived ~ u Is n;
lInae from rIlet % pIloi dave J. Lolrs-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23
EXPORTS

Tor San Franci-co, per EIla, Jan I7-Kce, su-ar
Hiuinsses- skins, etc valued a Sid.5i -
For san Frauciscu. pei City OF sydney Jan si-6sIl
AL SD
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

LoWREY p >rOBRs In Honolulu, on January
18th, At Fort Street Church by Rev J. A. CruFau, Mr..
RID J. L1uEEr 70 Mise CHEEEE l. STORES
~ Oakland, Cal, paper please copy.
GREEN-DUNCAN-Iu Honolulu January sist At
the residence o. Mf-. Robinsor. b. Rev. A Mackiu-
tush, Mr.. >ANCEL a GEEEN TO Me- AHnH II. DUScAS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

Il er Of salt contained 10 certain moriracr made hv
Pahia, kalcohana and othrt- 10 Cartutirht Trus
tee Of the Holt Esiatc, dated the s day % November
ISL recorded in hhcr page - Notice Is hereby
given that aid mortgage intends forrc lose aid
mortgage, Tor condition broken. and upcu said FORE
closure will sell At puhc auction the salt -ruo uf
7 Adams In uoaoiulo. on MONDAY. thc iith dav 81
February, 1881, a ~ ef said dsy, the prcmscs de-
scribcd In said Hnrtcstr a. below specified.
Further particulars can be had q " X Castle. Al
torncy-atLaws A. }. CARTWRIGHT. Mortgage.
Premises To hr sold Situated In kuhal ISLAND OF
Hawaii. and arv sctfotth and described ID r. Il iiO1
conveying portions % Auau and MakauIkahin . and
contain SEA Acres 81 very huc Land e1i q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

IL 70 sale contained IN rrrfs'f 1larf-u1 HH1H ~
dcnr-r u-rtcy and Natur tsrlrF tH uaui-i q Ifua
dated che ttth day ni Maria. 49, HrCurir Ir Htrr
q, p1-r SD notice g. hereby zIfe fhlf s1II rssf
Intends Co. furculnsc saia uurirn-v. f0r rnn-lf.fr
hfukUu, sud urau aid fursCiusurT Eii sr1 tf rrhl
sucfinu Ar che -llssresfa % . T. AfHurs iu unnr'Hr
on MuNpANstar IRA ar 70 ~ r-arT i--i ri liaaIs
uuuu oi laid DAY, me premises lerriaI fu s1Id
gage 40 helHW specified
iurthrr particulars can b. BAL af " saI1r 81.
turucY az Law. DANIEL z THU Nnrf-t--r
Premise tu Do snld arr HIiuatrd ttr rHrfHrIH a
uf Llihs stfrrf h1rine frsuta 90 a'1r % f1rf ra
depth &c sti fatf, vita au tr Ine frIr. IaEfH. rH
rear llur Of said ut 9 % fHrf and Ih- If H1ainfIa
shHHi = 70 an FCru. ~ sdlaiHs th- oct raHae la
contains kalu and kula Iand tld aFrfs a GHs tH11s
fur rumuu5lfuus huurstrad.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23
ALFRED :. HARTwELL.
COUNSELLOR -AT-LAW,
orFTcE-ovEE NAM os utSuur co.
COTTAGE TO LET.

THAT PLEASANTLY LOCATED
Il COTTAGE, nc prcsuur aeCupirti b. NJ Enhrft
Levers. Situated ~shasl STREETS snaIf lIallHFH
west Of Nuuaula AmpIr rHCaal11a=1 IarIls. ITaIi
enquire o. ROBERT GRAY, e. Nctdgn niuilrrs. So
b. Nuuauu Street
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23
IMPORTS.

Frua LiycrpooI pcr Abrrystuitb Castle, JHu IA
fan cargo =tnsral merchandisc, etc.
Prom N. Colonies per City OF Sydncy Jau s1-@s
Pkg miss sgudries-
From san frznCisco PEI HgspeTsan. Jan "a full
Csrso mcrchaudise provisions, = horses. etc.
Frum san Francisco. per Aizmcdl, Jan - a seat
CRr-o misc mdse. pruiucg, etc
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

Seventy eight decorations Of the order Of the
Royal Crown OF Hawaii were gazetted ON the End
instant. Among the recipients the names Of Claus
Spreckels, Adolph Spreckels, John ID. SpEecGels,
Augustus Spreckels, Paul SeumRnn aud John
Buek are uuticplhle.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

A petition was handed about by MIR. Cornelius
Bond last week asking that DIR. Bond be appointed
Government physician. in place of DIR. Thompson,
who Mr.. Bond said, intended to resign. Now 1t
Is said that he had authority for his statement
and those that signed have notified DIR. Thomp-
son of the facts of the case and given him per
mission TO make it known, but the doctor says he
will take no notice of 1t.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure \ Of sale
IN ACCORDANCEW WITH 4 POW

Il q pf salc contained IN certain mnrtea-r made hg
kulsuka Nakookoo 10 Cartwright rtustrr % M.
Holt Estate dated the ian day o. March isg recorded
In ber y page 10. Notice q hereby given that aid
mottgagec Intends 20 torcclosC said moltrirc Tor con
dition broken and upon said iorcrosurr Will srii al
public auction AZ the salesrUum OF 4 Adams iu 10
nonlu, On MONDAY, the itth day % February Isi az
y NJ Of said day the premises described 90 said
gage a. below specified.
Further particular. can be had OF " 4 Castle At
torncy at-law, \. ,. CARTWRIGHT, MORTGAGE.
Premise 10 be sold situated IN Kikihaic. Homo
lulu and consist Of ieito OF acrr being ur iluu-
Lot bringing IN gcod rent and IT. ro6d Investment
Tor that purpose. PREMISES part 90 the .anr set
LIANT ~ "a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

Herr BandmHnn's performances at the Music
Hall ncttcd him the neat sum of 81 80. He did not
forget the services rendered him by the amateurs,
20 whom he left tokens OF his regard for their As.
sislAnee, one Of the ladies receiving necklace and
iocket valued at 500.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

DE-. Thompson IS about to build on very de-
srabe piece % property, lately secured by him in
Makapala where he can be nearer his cane indus
tries of thut locality and at the same time be
more conveniently located for the discharge of his
duties as Government physician, as most OF the
natives not engaged on plantations, reside in that
part OF the district.