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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
sYRAousE JEWELERs FAIL.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Oct. 24.-News
has been received here Of the suspen-
sion of II. H. Staplowich, Bro. & Co.,
jobbers in jewelry, of Syracuse, n. Y.
The firm owed the manufacturers OF
this city and Attleboro from $50, 900 to
500 600. They had been buying
freely. These claims are understood
to form the bulk of their liabilities.
LIABILITIES $4,000.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct "A Staple
wich. Bro. d Co., wholesale jewellers
JAILED for $4,000. Eastern manufac-
turers are involved 10 the extent o.
SAC, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
rArALIrIns IN rnn poMINIoN.

WINNIPEG, MAN, Oct. q "A dis
patch from Port Arthur states thatsix
men wero killed yesterday by the fall
ing OF rock ON Mcleod contract at
Sucker Cave, 200 miles east of Port
Arthur ON the Canada Pacific railway;
also three men were killed by pre-
mature blast further east. The names
could not be learned, as communities
ton was interrupted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25


The total credit OF these roads is SA,bo5 ,222.
The balance In favor OF tie United states,
but not due uutll the maturity otthe princl-
pal IN lH9l and 1899. is tlO2, 1874 1893.
The sinking fund Of the Union and Central
L tcihc companies, held by the treasurer OF
the niied States, amounts 20 900,s0iO99 on
June 30, 1881, the Union Pacific having TO IT'S
credit NIX, g76, and the Central Pacific s2,64S-
b2S The amount rema n'ng In the United
States treasury, nninyested, June 30, 1851 70
the credit Of the Union Pacific, was S992 $50;
10 the credit OF the Central Pacific, N,os9, 1859.
Total, S2,8Sl,6l5.
The total stock and debt OF the
Union Pacific IL shown blythe report
to be 1926 ,095 ,649; the total assets, $2i6,-
OIL 1868; the surplus, including the
land sales, SIS, 0l5, ZIG; the surplus, eX-
Guiding the land sales, SO, 62S,SS2.
The total stock and debt Of the
Central Pacific Is shown TO be $780,
81, 355; the total assets, Sl77, 1881, !
079; the deficit, 81, 235, go. The COM
pany estimates its farming lands un-
sold at SOS, $50, 900 and the water front
and lands in san Diego county and
Sacramento at 81, 1901 900. in all $685.
600 900 in addition % the above assets.
In conclusion the commissioner
again invites attention to the funding
debts Of the several Pacific roads and
urges congress 10 take speedy and final
action looking to the ultimate pay
ment Of this vast debt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
MISHAPS
A Houstonite Loses His Mind-Nine
workmen Killed Near Port
Arthur, Manitoba,
The Less by the Milwaukee Fire Reaches
$8o0,000-A Pennsylvania Peni'
Tertiary On Fire
nE LOST ms MINI.

special 70 the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, Oct. 2l-The man
james Anderson who SO mysteriously
disappeared from his home in this
city about a week ago was found roam
ing about the prairie near the south
N-estern suburbs Of the city this morn
Inc On examination 10 was discovered
that IN. had entirely lost his mind,
and Il Is sun, Nosed that he has been en-
tirely without food since his disap-
pearance. He was O., rrled 10 ms lan, n,
~, where he was made c.. 'hiortapie ~ "
body, but he still remains In 2 periec'-
ly crazed state Of mind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
GALVANIZED WIRE FENCE COMPANY
FAILS

CHICAGO, ILL Oct. 24.-The stock
of the Chicago Galvanized Wire Fence
company was attached today. The
liabilities Of the company are about
$40, 900; the nominal assets are about
SIS, 900, chiefly in book accounts. Most
Of the Indebtedness Is in the East.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
WHAT WILL DeLEssEPs Dos

WASHINGTON, Oct. "A The gov
eminent Of the United States of Co
lombia has informed the Panama Rail
way company that It will not allow
that company's line OF railway TO be
cut, changed or damaged for the bene-
fit Of ID Lesseps' canal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
NE Willie rAILuRRs.

NEW York, Oct. 24.--The failures
throughout the country during the
last seven days in the United States
were 235, Canada %, total 1858, against
2ls last week. The increase IL divided
between the Western, Southern ana
the Pacific states aud New York city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
TaE ouAnRELIsa HAILRUADs.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Oct. 2.--ln
the circuit court Of fhe United States
to-day for the Eastern district Of
pennsyIaania, Judges McKenna and
ButIer on the bench, argument was
heard on the motion for an injunction
against the PENNSYLVANIA Rali~ay
company by the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railway company 10 prevent the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
mer from carrying Into

former from carrying into eff
feet the notice terminating
the traffic. relations between the two
companies so far as relates 10 the
transportation Of passengers and ex-
press cars Of the Baltimore n Ohio rail-
way over the lines OF the PennsylvR-
mia Railway company between Phila-
delphia and New York. The court
took the papers and reserved the deci-
aiOn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
AN ENGINE pIromEp.
special to the Gazette.

special 10 the HRhetto.
LAREDO, Tx Oct 2l-The engine
pulling the big excursion train on the
Mexican National, was ditched at
Mexico junction, three miles below
here. Another engine was attached rs
soon as possible, aud the eXcursionists,
who were to have had few hours In
Laredo, were taken right on through.
No one was injured by the accident.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
DIED nY rnn wAYsIpE.

0NVVIWI 70 NTlV NINVTTVa
Pmor PorNT, Tex, Oct, 2A,--Aman
named Smith, travelling with u team
from Arkansas, bound for Erath
county, where he has relatives, when
three miles sonth west OF town yester-
day was taken sick with congestion of
the brain, aud died last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
TIE MOTION DENIED.

New YORK, Oct, A.--Judge Van
Brunt has denied the motion to yacste
the attachments against Ferdinand
Ward In the suits brought by brokers
to recover uDon worthless checks
given them by Ward.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.--West gulf;
Fair weather, except in the SOUTH
western portion, local rains. partly
cloudy weather, variable winds, gem
orally easterly, nearly stationary tenn
peralure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
snnEDuLEs ~ AAsIoNAIENT.

NEW York, Oct 24.-Schedules In
assignment OF Edward II. Nixon to
Geo. Won Skal. which were filed to-
day, show liabilities OF 10000, nomi-
nal assets $4,000, actual Assets $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
A Washington Banking House Makes
an Assignment = Syracuse
jewelers. Suspend.
Commissioner Armstrong; Report Civ
ing the Financial Status of the
Land Grant Railways.
A nANK1Ne HOUSE AssIoNs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2i.-H. d. Cooke
& Co. have to-day made an assignment
to Horace i. Cummings Of the law
firm of Cummings & Baker. Mr..
Cooke says that this action is taken in
order to protect the interests of all con
cerned until the firm can arrange for
resumption or payment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
A verdict In tbs DOrsn.Fiinn Cases.
aneninl 70 the aaahifa

Hon SPRINss, AK, Oct. PA
final verdict IN the Doran-FIinn cases
was reached today IN Inc circuit court
for the killing OF Jno. Film last Feb
ruary. TIE entire party was acquitted.
This ends the caaes 50 Tar o tillB no
ton OF the feud Is cones rned The
Fllnns made apple alton this morning
for q change Of venue IN their cases,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
CONGRATULATIONS.
rHE MILWAUKKR FlNE.

MILwAuKEE, Wis, oct 24.--At an
early hour this morning the fire ia Il.
A. Chapman's large dry goods estab-
lishment was brought under control
and prevented from spreading 10 the
adjoining buildings. But the flames
having communicated 10 the basement
OF that portion of the building oocu-
pied by Stark Bros, wholesale dealers
in carpet goods, where large stock OF
oil cloths was stored, Hall dozen
streams OF water We're kept on the fire
the entire night. Aside from Chap,
man & Stark Bros. small portions OF
the building were occupied by
Poposkey's art emporium, whose loss
Is s20, 600. insured; Hall's dental par
lore loss, $4,000; insured; the AriOn
club quarters loss, 1000; insured. III.
II. Dickinson owns "A small portion OF
the Chapman building on Wisconain
street. He sustains loss
of 100000; insured In the rear
portion of Chapman's establishment
was flre-proof sub-cellar, In which
was stored $40 600 orth Oh gents fur
nishing goods. 1t Is thought that the
greater part Of this stock Is only dam
aged slightly by water.
The total loss is placed at 100000.
Chapman's loss on his building is
5000 900; insurance. 100000; his loss
on his stock Is $l00,000; insurance,
S225, 900. Stark Bros loss on stock Is
$l50,000; insurance, $l25,OOO.
IN A PENITENTIARY.
pIrrsBURa, PA, Oct 24.--rhiS
morning at five o'clock the guards on
duty at the Riversiis penitentiary dis
covered flames Issuing from the pore
ton occupied by Warden Wright as a
residence. The building was damaged
from $4,000 to $4,000. The newB that
the penitentieTy was burning spread
rapidly and created intense excite
ment. The prisoners were not aware
OF the fire until the flames were exan-
guished. The fire was caused by a de-
fective hue.
LATER. fire in the Bear Val
ley shaft Is beyond control. The mine
Is filed with black damp. Prepara'
tlona for flooding IL completely are
making.
A STEAMER BURNED.
NEW ORLEANS La, Oct. M.-The
steamboat Henry, Capt, Frank Kinks,
last evening for Memphis, was burned
to the water's edge last night near the
Davis crevasse. The boat and cargo
were a total loss. No lives were lost.
She was valued at $4,000; insured IN
q Cincinnati company for $4,000.
a DwELLIEu BURNED.
special 70 the Gazette
HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. 24.--A fire oe-
Cured In the residence Of Edmund
Mather, az the corner Of Capitol and
BrazOs streets, this evening, eetirely
destroying the building aud contents.
/ The loss b estimated at 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25

called at SAT- Lake yesterday and the
Jury was complete. Lydia spinar, q
presumed second wife, was called. She
refused 70 be- sworn or testify. She
was leclured by the court but persisted
In her refusal. She was ordered 10
the penitentiary until to-day when
she win be called on again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
ANNUAL. REPORT or THE COMMITS
sIoNER OF RAILWAYS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. "a The COM
missioner of railways, w. II. Arm
srong, submitted the annual report
The fiscal year ended June 80, 1884
l -. eport states that the property
Ihe / cunts of the railways coming
ana acc, !, Jurisdiction Of his office
WITHIN III Vamined. the several COM
nave navel oseh bsyh g freely accorded all
panles so nfi. for the inspection Of
their properties a; ~ = tements sre sub.
I ,t snei' IN oV detail show ''nR the indebt-
ma , ,esa ofthe roads to the United states;
edl earnings and expenses, financial
INC 'tion, 3 and 25 per centum OF net
conu. %. and various other data per
earnih 70 these roads. The committee
tanning nlts detailed statements OF the i
also SUBJ md Of the Union and Central
sihkins ! Iways, showing the suuis
fscine fM been covered INTO sai1
whicn nay, treasurer OF the un iiu.ar
iand by tns eamount and character
States, and IN ,nls made by the seere-
Of the lnvestin, ury as custodian the
taTy, OF the treae sof the several suosl-
total indebtedness United States on
died roads Of the orted by the com
June 80, 1884, Is rep
mittee AS follows: ,.ridc and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
THE COMPTROLLER
or the Treasury Refutes The Charges Of
Frand AgaInst hIs OIIIce.

Fraud Against HIS ONCE.
WAsHINoToN, Oct. A.-Judge Law
renee, the first comptroller of the
treasury, said TO a reporter to-day con-
corning the charges OF fraud recently
made against his Office by ex-Clerk
Barker:
This is the frst complaint ! have ever
heard that / allowed an Illegal claim, The
Or teas have always b8en that dlsallowed
legal claims. am in no way disturbed by
thene charges. M. Barker cites number OF
insiances Of alleged illegal claims which
were Passed by me i cannot remember par,
ticulars in I eases hui am satisfied that
when the matter u looked up careful y, a. IL
will be- there wlg not be found single case
that had an atom Of fraud connected with Il
that WAS allowed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
a srEAMER nuRNEp.
speeial V the oaEetta

Houston, Tex, Oct. 24.--A fire 90.
Cured In the residence Of Edmund
Mather, at the corner Of Capitol and
Braz0s streets, this evening, eetirely
Destroying the building aud contents.
The loss 10 estimated at 5000.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-08-27
Tho Fourth Ff-r.

At 90 sharp ~ stated By police 0f=issr CrabbeJ
% the morning Of the 34ih INST an alarm vas
gwen az the pulics station that fire vas n pro-
zr=ss II the stocE Of P. A. DEIs, located Il the
brick building opposite the Bethel Church On king
street In alarm vas ru1g II from ward and the
engines Ters s0ou % the SPOT. No l being pro-
pslled b. i've men 4 Ike ssrTlce being per
formed foe Engine Co No. By First Assistant
Engineer wilson and two men. Pacific Hose No.
being absent BY rsaou Of lack 0f hose on the rzsI
The police oficar Marcos and others had IN
the ulsantImz aEakzued the prDPristor and ms
family Who slept over the store but the head
way attIinsd By the flames had cut OF their re-
treat By the stairway and they we're compelled
% csc pc b. a wInlioT onto an awning and
from thence By means Of the vzrantah OF Wolfe
4 EdRarts store % safety E1giTeer Wilson,
being on the spot quickly placed the pipemeu II
position and AZ 2.E the first stream from No IS Inc
vas thrJvu Tpou the fire, followed quickly By ar
otner PoEgrt1i stream through No ] ; line
The hsadEaF vhicn the ars had obtained would.
had the building been a wooden 5us. have been
Sufficient 70 have caused Considerable trJubI= 10
ennnEe- bGr happily the nature Of the structure
helped 10 keep the destructive eiEusnt n bounds
and the adjoining buildings only resolved sc1rch-
Iu0.
The ea1ss Of the frz i Supposed to have been
from the explosion Of kerosene lamp The Ioss
70 Mr. DIas Is about SI0no, OF winch Eas an
insurance Of Sc,0UO, the barking 4 insured for
$500. Happily there vas ID Wind, and water
vas plentiful
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-08-27

vosss. and thea vcta & csesn-e vas passea r,ce
sasns. resy nd not rstsis tAeir kcner eet tksir
seses.
zpor. BE sti3 in srhst1zces
GzSrrxszSe-t tatak ven sc- having selected ne
ss Gee Who Vas Eort1y q being ieyf.s5 - this
rscert5cr- fssl tAat the hancr that VOC AZ p,
ias me ) sSsaiiy an honor 70 tie Pecrls q NortA
Kcna. fc< l ana e1t carrYias On. tAsir wishes
an "a. the ksfrsssnstEiTs q sAss district. as5
Sal rsecrt a. ny eastrfct tefs kirly sxrrsssor,
q tesl1ng a-d enGrrseeseut q is ViseS. We have
10 rsascr - tsel i,Scc1raeed II We IA IN. ~,
ucrs Representatives ard two r-c-s Nc6les ne
sec1lG have been 4 TIE Siis q tie reccle ana q
rizct void have trtErnrked Zoo k-os rsrsls-
rrsu. wca1 Gt1fculetss We have liA,1s3 a--ti-,Ss.
ssE We ve0s n The u,lncrisy and roEezisss t.
sscp ne sxt-svsgazce Vhseh vas fcresS -rcr, ~
ecu1tzy. Neasw utrs- lcck fer-Earl = / -,
time Eher We ca1 cccns y rasrfctic Rsr-ssspts
tivss rssn VIC loTs tkeir erc,zsrv ard es--,t -
ecE-,ets men Seo vi E-s-3 TIE trsasery ard tAs
Interests q ne People As 4 sacrsd t--st. hen
ssv. H1Ean VII BE- Stfs. Frfor - the h,s- eiey,-
1Qr tie ttrrc1s u1lllcrat-e of kau,acuaas tSrrec-
kiss sait ~ me- ekSlipc. ycn Az has : ~
Eho . yziunif1S t1,airst tAs ti,ls Cd VOC a.
t-Hysll1s, hard ruac eas thsrs Is ti.,e c-,nii--
Easn ne t1te vi t1rn taG ru- VITA VOC. sr5
then yuu vi - forward Gentleman. W hsve
eeec swimming Hgainss the tids. bat r--e vuu.
a1d srSe ne Esopis newer - give up heca-sesis
: hard WORK let their Be Nc falseri-s and ~
RESI- Let Is lcck forward 70 the nsxt session. Ist
rs WORK for the TINE Ehsu We sail have a "a
acrt-y Of rzue nsn II tie Assembly then re can
say snas ne lcs his turned and tAts god times
I-s II store for Hawai-
A. the cicse q the speeches a pisaSsrs s,-s,l
TINE vas tndutse1 n and b % oNelock he ral
E1s tessrfed Ih1S vas deetsedly The rlcst sue
essSil and enthusiastic uiestrn. ever held IN gr-
1ci1l1. lnc put 70 Shame the ccarse irsinutsicrs
! CT the Government subsidized press. Every ccul-
u1srr1al house Ct Standing. every rrofsSsicr s--i
tie eGik q the SurkiHg meg were rsrressntsi a.
the meeting Il vas truly rsrrssen-stfvs afFair
and TIE Governments must feel deep shane ukea
| -Iir their seu.s
The toiluEtag are the names % The uchlss aud
| representatives i-Vited
Hons. 6-'tfrey Rhodes. Charles l. Bishcu.
hermann 4 y r-eua1n. lanes l. Dozsett Chs.
4. Judd. Pau Lssnberg J. Moss Smith Sars-sI G;
| Wilder, J. Il ;. Martin.
Representatives David L Hitchcock. J,sssrh
NaEahl J. NJ kGuEill. J. ktrha-e. &. ". Piii.
l p, Godfrey browu. John W. Kslua Wuiaz, u.
smith L ". 2. kAueaIii. Jck1 Eisnar,ss,l,
E-ank Brvwr- CscI Bsczu. Sanscri e D,ls.
/ William Z. R0EeE
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PELE RAMPANT!
-Four Fires in TWenty,FOur Hours

A. 10 o'clock ca the morning Of the Sir,i Inst.
an alarm vas ring In frum Ward 5. the cause
being the discovery q IRE II the b1iliinS used
ts bakery, SITUATED On Nuzauz street uurs - OF
he Pleo block. ard known As Loves bake-v
he are sRrsld with great ragitisy and. alshuu<h
the engines Of the Frs Department. were q1fi.kly
On the ground ard placed IN aivarstssous posi-
uUus By Engineer " Ilsln the character Of IL,
surrounding buildings. all low wooden tirler-liks
structures occupied BY Chinese. gave promise OF
most DISASTROUS cuuhI-ratiCu. There VS. AZ IN
tvcittble delay the rart II the 1rsusu IN cuul-
ptetI1s connections With the oli-fushi,red hv-
t-i1Hs, and By the time that the first streau- u
water vas thrown from The pius Of NJ. ) engine
ne IRE had assumed increased pruuurtiuus GREAT
otilnws 0t tiI-ne rolling upward. lighting Up the
sAy - That tie REJECTION vas easily a kAlihi
"aiGlu and other distant points SuAse-like
tongues Of tIiue dArtI1.- II every direction som
set the eulltl1ss adjoining the bakery On Ers and
from thence sprend 10 the dwelling Of Nr Alfred
5oonsOu- WHO was CohGsd % retreat with scNnty
clothing the eufee-shOp Of the Nuuluu bakery, q
new rvc-st1ry wooden structure adiuiuiu- 5uiI.
oy M. " Z. 1lcCAndiess but ucCccuuied. the fur
1IEEre store % Ckoy Tan. No. y. shoe store Of
chu ChouGs No. y, ard the general Chinese sro-
gerry store Of Aget- No. 81 NuEInu street. These
buildings formed the a1stgrIy HINT Of the ire the
intervening spuce between Nuulru and Smith sss.
1-lest With snail Chinese workshops. opium and
-aibhu, deus. lodging houses. etc. vas one seeth-
NJ mss OF nin1e. wtlcn happily seemed to rIse
straight upward the hight air frUu The northeast
not AIDING the spread OF the flames and held stub
bccllY II check 6y the gallant ireusu- The large
tEp-story Chinese lodging house whose fruut Is
On >u11rh street owned By Al Ckuy. seemed az
1rs time t11sd, and had the hIues succeeded II
TIE 1nr t1r MYSTERY there l. but hstla doubt that
the nre would have ended only At the river En-
gInesr WIAsCr- Eho nOtcsd the impending. tInser.
pllcst the uipsuen OF Engine Co No IN position
Win I1strzctu-us tu siITg thai building and thu
boys CALAMITY responded and did sIva the struc
t1rs, zsepEn- the hrg cuuhusd beyond those limits
u ne uiea1ii7ie 1lcsr direction Of CGisf Mott,
No. : ptpsr-eu were dIEupsuIr- the bright fame.
szlssIn- II The trVut. while N1-Es usu we're 0I-sd
Il Company with N0. ) doing battle - the ire
nent On the I5IrsIia. HIS Majesty came upou
the scene about sd and aitEd. by dIrgCtIu- the
movements Of sur1e 1t the pipe lines. A. tzt5 the
lanes we're completely mastered the IRE workiu.
strL-ns - the Luct and reIr trIuI where first DIS
cuTereC- 4 most prJvIdzutIII circumstances. Is q
Spread q ether SIDE would Esrva uz1tralL-ed tha
sII'sct 9t combined lbur On the part Of our small
tlre Department. he loss, Il a whole. i roughly
eitIm1-ed 70 Be II the lEIghbo choud OF SIiU.lol
HE grlgI1 OF the u-u - suuuusgd 70 be hot ashes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-08-27
The Third Fire

On the early morning Of the Sd Inst. the chill
tren Of Mr. " McCantlesE- beng left alone II
rs RESIDENCE aG PaLIula. managed ID oTerturu 4
lighted lamp setting fire ID the usttfn, Of the bed
the lame um1uIcarIug % the mlttrIss aud put
ing the lives Of the shIldrsu II danger. Persons
living II the uzlgtboEhood Esarilg the cries Of the
chlldrsl Pushed n and saved them. but had con-
siderable difficulty IN combating the attempt OF
the IRE nEnc 70 take entire possession Of the N
tsrlor- At the time Of the ocr1rrzues Mr.. and Mrs
HcCacdIezs we're II H3u0J1lu looking UPON the
rzIns Of the building lately erected and owned By
them which had surrendered 10 the flames Of the
IRE originating II Loves bakery
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-08-27

LzE H. Chinese accounts and rp.l-
-ratEsC his. q fact al attempts AZ Anti
CL-1e=- legislation ars suggestive # NV
ta-lls 81 bribery II they fzII T. becuue
law tL.sr- T. lu-T tlc uucl rsasz1r % fear
tLar bribery Las ion,- IT. w1rk
We rr-sV tEa- bills II s11- character. kn-
tie IN tleir intent and 1r.srzziau- O al 81
are eil.ss u -1s cl1--l VII not rza,iiI =
- aitTlc sltsfi ll-l- b alg- # cur respected
clElzsns- They surely d. 1ot Ike q ssr
clrrgrt a-=ncls=s az w1rE- bCr that mn
encf= can r. Uaie = 1perzse 1pun the
z--1sss Il -'ll-e ..slslatlrs q the Ind winch
b. sud rl work m the Cal-flrr-a Lsgizla-
ars nlui1 + m1re than any oue WI care
= ielE
A. : b. the passage IT tie Chinese &C
uat bLl by CahI1er I11-eucs- f1LI,5x.,i
y rs 1---esi-ztE veto may give t5u,i for
I'd srlr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-08-27
Returning. Touehing at NaaIaea

Iufsi-g ---------I7.s = Tuesday Septr
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-08-27

TEEaz should b. greater cure exercised
n selecting Il-Il-r-I-ss- WHO are PAID for
By the zaIas Il cur people We had brought
q or notice. The other day the following
case An cid W1UH1- Egu appearance
--lra seventy wears -t a--H. half paral TZsC-
and utterly incapable Of taxing care q
a,srssIs. Eas imported l7 the Lity Y P.g-ts-
She l. now rsszIiz--z with Lzr ia--n1er- az
WazzLua N-w tins u clearly an LupC-
zI-iur On the tax payers Certainly when
voting subsidy towards Portuguese In
u-5--azllu. u was never contemplated that
uara-vrg gamers should Be Introduced AZ
So per head There va. gross ulsaaz-
l--sueu5 "a tLe part gf those connected
with tEa choosing x tie Er.E---. Ty Zen
such an cid woman WIS allowed 51 cone
So had -zr passa-H paid U the govern.
1eu1. Va know. becaE=e We have elgE-gd
Il thu agents u the -.ey " PE-a and ind
that only rrg people PAID FIR passages
themselves. leIaEzr Z whom was the odd
woman
>ucE a matter ~ tins -lEEz 90 have
been taken Ia hand ~ tile lT-7ErLEel1
officials here. 10 ought MOTTO have remained
for outsiders To take VI the question ard
zzpoze Il But tie tr.7=rE-eE1- men 50
long IL ta.gy get l-=E pay .EL=LE free lunches
Their free hack hire and ether perks do
not consider It their 1l-v u open their
eyes and z=s anything they ara not wished
b -. EzEzsss.lS sszs---z- We have been able
70 learn Mt a word OF tins atAaf= has .sseeE
even whispered Il 1tzzclalilu