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The Portland daily press., 1884-10-30

The bargain between the Ohio Democratic
managers and the liquor sellers has at last
been eonsumnated. The original terms of
the compact provided for the repeal of the
Scott liquor law by the legislature, but this
was not carried oat because the legislature
did not have the courage to repeal law
which was popular with everybody but the
saloon men. What the law making power
did not dare to do the law interpreting pow
or has done. The Supreme Court has Just
declared the law unconstitutional, and
therefore null and void. 1t this were
conscientious act on its part no fault
could be found with it, but there is good
reason to believe that it was not un-
I'll it had been braced up by re-
peated and urgent appeals and threats on the
part OF the Democratic managers that the
court arrived at It's conclusion. The de-
cision must be pleasant reading to the Pro-
hibitionlsts OF Ohio, who did what they
could by voting for third candidate 10 help
the Democracy and the Demosracy's mas
tsfs, the lisasr sellers, into power.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-30

The ministers of New York by hundreds
paid their respects to Mr.. Blaine yesterday.
They do not appear to consider him man
whose character and influence are harm
fnl
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-30

Tue reported fall of Khartoum is un-
doubleday one of those canards which the
Egyptians delight to manufacture The last
eficial news from Gen. Gordon sho .ed that
he was amply able TO take care of himself at
least until Gen. Wolseley's expedition could
reach him.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-30

A good many Republicans are hoarse this
morning; but they will be in good voice 10
cheer for the victory of Blaiue and Logan
next Tuesday night.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-30

The Boston Post says a fair election is as
sured IN Indiana. That is good, and it goes
far to ensure Repu blican victory. If a fair
elec,i' could be assured in all the States
south of Ma, on & Dlxon's line, Cleveland
vonld be buried too deep for resurrection.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-30

Now the Republicans of Portland have
nothing lett to do but to voc. They will do
that next Tuesday with alacrity and effect.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-30

The exigencies of the campaign have
finally compelled Gov. Cleveland to favor the
protection of American labor. 1t is probably
enc of those cases of repentance in periculo
nsortis, which the patient is pretty certain to
forget all about when he RECEIVERS. Last
winter there is little doubt that Gov. Cleve-
land was in sympathy with Carlisle and
Morrison in their assault upon the tariff
When the stress of political weather is over
he will pretty surely be in sympathy with
them again
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-30

The Portland Democrats will light their
torches for the last time on Saturday night.
After that thew will keep dark.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-30

1t was good night and good procession
and good time.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-30

The Bangor Loyal Legion marched hand
somely, and presented a fine appearance.
They can lake the medal.
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A Close Call.

The schooner Jennie H'alssr, Capt Nilsson. ar
rived II port here, from Fanning's Island, on the
9Th inst, Captain Nilsson reports that the voyage
up was very pleasant one, until arrival OF these
these islands, when n heavy cross sea was enuoun-
tered. He also relates thnt the vessel had very
narrow escape from contact wirh a waterspOut in
the night. and when only short distance from
Tahiti, the danger only being discovered when
almost upon them and the vessel being practically
helpless 10 escape the threatened destruction,
there being no wind, the sea being as smooth as
glass \ wind from the vicinity Of the waterspout
vessel to fall or and, when the roaring column
passed, there were but trsRfy yHrTs between it
and the JeIHie Wuilrr. CAPTAIN Nilsson says that
all hands seemed troubled with palpitation of the
heat for a short time but a long breath which
they all drew seemed to relieve them wonderfully.
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OAHU.
TRoM ma OTHER ISLANDS.

DEFEAT OF TIE BREAD ASD BUTTER BRIGADE.
Although the place hunters, police and military
succeeded in throwing up the SMALL very small,
when III the circumstances are taken into account
majority Of 500 odd IN favor Of the government
ticket in Honolulu the fat was not as Honolulu
went went every place. for, the arrival of the
hHuV, Planter, LslrG and {. z. Bishop showed
that there was large majority of Independent
voters on the Islands Of Hawaii, Maui and Kauai,
who knew shat wa5 Iigkl and showed their deter
minatiou TO crush wrong, by the manner in which
they rolled the figures up in favor of Independent
candidates. The Bread and Butter Brigade
abroad was well supplied. from trustworthy ac-
cOuutsl with necessary stImulants, for gratuitOus
distribution, but the fates not as propitious
on the other islands as on Oahu, towards the OBJ
taining Of packed Legislature. The following
returns speak for themselves, and the independent
rooster croweth at the significance.
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DIED

HALeEY-At Wauuku. Mani. February O. Isl
SANUrL II. HAL,ET, aged = ycar-.
MARY JOANA.-Tu this city al The >sterho1d Of
the Sacred Hearts the stb instant OF consumption
sister NAEr J0ANA a native % France. aged > year.
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MarshaI's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
II iss1ed BY X. j. Bickerton- E. Police Justice o.
Honolulu, the tah day n January. s. T. f-si n a.
gof 81 Lyman Bros plaintiff aud See fchl defendant
Tor the sum Of 3f1lj and costs e. have levied nu1n
bud shall expose foF sale 20 The highest bidder ON
WEDNESDAY, the lzfh dlg % March, a. D. 1855 AZ
the auction room ~ Lyon- Lever no ID click
sundry nrficless such Caiicns. Limp Chimurra
Lamps Pitchers. Co kirg Pots. raucsfa Uuirrc oi b.
ing. shirs. &C.. aud various other articles zoo nnmer
time 0f -ale slid Judgment 1nd rEuenses are
IFfTiolriy paid. W. 4. PAHhE, Mlrshal
Honoiuln- Fcb. 9Th fs-f. 20 o.
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Prom Maui and MrlokaI. per Lehua. Feb s-Dr Geo L
Fffch A e Juds1n, v a Rawsou " D Aezauder W A
Wall. N M0usarrat.
From Maui and Hawaii, psf Planter, Feb - Buck
~ Father Bouchlrt, Tempe, Jones, Miss Paris,
) Crswirs 2 Beckvith, L woodward. HUu q " fiipo-
J Bowler ard wife, Ba-ut, Mr. j haui
Frvm Wirtva-l Ports, PEI kiuaE, Feb e-t0r J %
neraini-. " smith. Hon j W halua W Iuu5les. : /
Austin Hitchcock. " 4 Seal : L IoIu. ] Gibson,
Nrs Il >oprr " >opg- J y Wright, Br LauSau- q
McL-od. " smith Mr. >rrimscogr. uursc and .
children.
From san Francisco, peg Mariposa. Fgb sept e
Aiusworth and wife. Miss Aiu-w0-fh. J luiIh1-
Nj. d Andrews, II Berger. Il 7 Jones and vic, Z u
Hind Eudcr- hcmpster. Mis- % Jones. Miss n
4 JarbOe. q Kills Mrs Ncumauu, nurse and &
ehildreu Manges. e II Lehman Mr. 2 Cooke,
fhldreu and uur-e, Rev ShapCr1- Dr u >tallarL
J SNYDER Mics Hale, slight } j t0.rer- Mlloz
, Render Cairn-, B Jameson, / Khan, L Besag-
ne Mr. v Louiss0u and 3 children, r Merry Butler
For Hamakaa, ges G Bishop, FEB ST Campbell,
Andrew Bose.
From kzhului. per kiansz H0ut Feb g-Capi TAos n
tlobruu and wife. " II Bailey. W Grey JOSH Rich
srdsuu " r Austin. Judge il huihgIul, 4 NclueruF.
" " Goodale. Norton, A II smith, N Sprowi, n
NcCaulcy. A Corres, Mr. 2 J Phillips. Tiliman,
u Phillip-
PROM Kauai, geE lva.aui Dc 10 = Grant and site,
. W Glade, NJ Lohuustciu- child and uurse- Mr.
BiEole, NJ Appleton.
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Glorious News From the Country
Districts II!
HAWAIIAN VOTERS WHEN NOT CONTROLLED BY
THE GOVERNMENT SPEak PlllAITn
the HONOLULU ELECTION.

III BREAD AND BUTTFE BRIGADE VICTORIOUS.
week ago to-day, the 9Th inst, the proud
privilege taccurted by tho Constitution Of the
country vas taken advantage of, by the native
element to great extent and only by a small num-
Der of foreigners to cast ballots 70. the candidates
for the Legislature of 1881 The Government
building vas the declared voting place, for the
voters in the district of Kona and at an the polls
were declared opened by Judge L. T. Bickerton.
the Judge of the elections
There was small crowd of natives on hand TO
take advantage Of the first opportunity to vote all
being supplied with tickets Of the National party
which they deposited in the ballot boxes, after
passing the careful scrutiny of MeSsrs, j. A. Has
singer. ]. II. Brown, T. II. Hayselden, W. i. VIII
cox, A Rosa, II. Smith, j. 5. Smithies, Capt, Geo.
Luce and II. haia, who made up the corps of in
spectors, clerks, etc. having supervision of the
Il Hendry, he voting the government ticket
election.
At the polls an ample force of police officers IN
der Captains Mehrtens and Marcos kept order in
and about the immediate vicinity of the ballot
boxes and 6epaty Marshal Dayton regulated the
entrance and number, six at a timel OF prospect
i've voters. A railing had been placed across the
hallway, up TO which the candidates vere allowed
tocOo, beyond which, only voters were privileged:
this arrangement tended greatly to give full free
dom to the voter, and also to the maintenance Of
quiet and o-ler. Votes were polled up to 2o'clock
at rate OF 80 an hour, after that more haste was
noticeable. The total number of votes cast was
1882, ard as follows:
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The result Of the election seems to haye galyan-
lied the government into sudden consciousness
of its duties. 1t the close Of a financial period
new public works of considerable extent and vast
expense are being talked of. The Water bureau
which had $500 left when the Minister of Interior
took up his portfolio Is prepared TO spend ten
times that sum of hand, and so on. Where is all
This nlnrav tn cnTnn frnnf
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C,IRCUIT JUDGE AT CIIAMBEns

~ Third J1dicial District. Hawaiian Islands ia TIE
waiter u the Estate Of APO. Or iiiu. Hawaii decsllef
On reading and hing The petliinu u Z. segsrance
Deceased asking for authority sell ne real ate ~
tue deceased there not being rapugl personal property
20 sa-iy the just claims against The esfafr t s hero
b. ordered that FRIDAY. tie iih Oar 10 March 1885,
q 10 O'Clock M. % thr Court nnuse NJ mo Hawaii
j. The time aud place appointed for bearing aid ref-
Ton and al objections thlt mar BE- offered thereto
r. =. LYMAN Cirtnif J1dse
milo. Hawaii. RsbrnsTy III Is 4 eda
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The COMMITTEES, finding a surplus Of over two
hundred dollars on hand, after the lepers had been
generously provided, conferred with Mr.. MyeT as
to its disposition. bic recommended that an or
gan be purchased for the Protestant Church at
kalawaO, the two Catholic Churches at that place
being already we'll provided with organs This
advice vas followed and $3.50 Of the surplus vas
spent in this way. Still balance Of $40 remain
Ell, which has been passed over to Mr. Meyer,
SUPP Of the Mplokai Leper Hospital, 70 be dis
posed Of as he thinks best,
The committee cordially thank the public who
50 generously responded 10 this call, and without
solicitation contributed to the FaIEe of at least
Slao to enahls the outcast lepeEs to share in tn
Christmas festivities and thus turn their thocrhts
10 their and our Lord and Masters birth and
life In conclusion, they append letter rec
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Mortgages Notice of Sale.
L1oxs a nEyEY. As.,lss....
List Of Registered Letters

ID EN- Al ING IN IliE GIN IRA l.
IL PuSr-OFFiCE, HONOLULU
a7u Aniautouio Jo-s Xinheiro
1871 Msuoci Mcdc.rds Luintai
mt1l Jose siircira GalQza
s.c6t Jose dos Santos rarlaeta
-.yo6 dose Bonita Cayaco
olt62 u0uiu-us Comes
Sll3t Francisco hipiisf-
sioE jose Marques eouua
giis7 Antonio Feic-
Glt1 Joan Dc GouTcio
6ls1 Antonio Jatiutho Arruyil
iloet Niciurina >uciru
--i12 Mereuua Enifriruc-
So Antonio De SOMA
6.HNl Mauool i,olri-ue-
g7is Antonio jo-c Niuhoiru
ttosi Aut0uia De silva Suuf1
i.itl Maria Jose Qgcri
Ga6sl Ntuocl uuhveiru
sils. Masoel Martiuho da silva
1859 Insc Socomo Soarrs
6ii35 Jose Fnrtldu
6ai2ss Mlnncl isuo-o Ml1rn
STA dose de Bceo NictaI
1851 Gaspar Sflf-irr Alive
IONS Manoc Aicxrtnjrc Gurnr-
stEl Francisco dos santos rH1Hett
stSt Miuoel De Er-o r.uhc.r'
gplf Antonio Ftreiru do- ~lntf.
Gl'si Autouio jose Soarc-
gl1ei Manuel ravcrcs
Ss6s Jose de Ornriids
s'G9t Manocl Gullric Do silva
gii.s Joao Dc Me.ieiros Biue'fa.
.59is Francesca de Fouia
1.96G Germanu Abrcu
aass uuturiuo declines Cabrst
GHHs Mluoci Come
Gtnm Libauo Augusta d. ~urfl
$50 Francesca Fernando Q init lirsyai
IaOsi dose ra,err- goim
s5ist Jose Ur silva
lOlu toao be- silva De- S Ni-i.uho.
.9gli Mauoci Doc pnnf- Coririfu
5l5- Jose DE- Mrl8 Ci.fanhu
65i1f Antonio Al5e- De- silva
2tliS Antonio >odrls de Nc.eIrs-
1918, francisco Goncslvc- Bau
Slisi Jose De- Souzn EemfrIin
slr-li a L0pt-
fs6l9 pomiuso- @ Canaan
ullh1 Mauoci iulImrn Do tr.l'a
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5000 REWARD !

WHEREAS, Os THE asih DAY OF JAN,
w 1881, certain person or persons hurgiarinusiy
broke and entered into the store uf WING WU CHAN
4 co. owned by CHONG MOI KONG Suuaup street
Honoiulu and stole thercirom 90 assorted silk Hand
that reward Of $50 will b. paid 90 any person per-
who shall give such Information ~ tkH police
Will lead 10 the apprehension and ccuvIepn of ODE
thief OF thieves.
BY order. II CHEUNG. sel'y. Clincac Union.
IfouOluiu. Feb. n fs1f 90 Dc
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Administrators Notice.

l. been duly appointed Admiui.trafcr OF uc tsfafs
Of Antoine Manuel Of Honolulu. dccca-ed. with fle VIII
annexed notice j. hereby given 90 al pcf-on- having
claims against the said estate 90 present he dolly
authenticated with the proper vouchers whether se
cured by mortgage o. oiheTvi.e 20 Che undersigned
within sz months from the date thereof or they ui
De forever barred and az persons indebted % -ald
estate notified 10 make Immediate payment f1 fLe
undersigned. vs. a.. PARkE
Admir- estate u Anione Manuel with VIII annfrri.
IfgnnInlu Jan 81 f-sf gIf ln
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y, o1kANN' Asst oup''

Two Of the committee were present at the feast
At the branch hospital at Kakaako, on the first
day Of January, when lgS lepers partook Of it in
the large dining hall, which had been festooned
with male and ferns, while many of the patients
wore wreaths sent in by their friends and most of
them were dressed in holiday attire. Excepting
the dishgurements caused by the sad disease, a
more cheerful or happy company nowhere assem-
hled on New Years Day than the recipients of the
public charity which We have bad the pleasure to
distribute, with The earnest cooperation of Mr.
Van Geiseu, the superintendent at kakaakc and
Mr.. Myer and his deputy Mr.. Strawn on Mol
okai, T. NJ. WHITNEY,
II. WArkRHOUsE.
5. c. DAMON,
l.. SlcCULII
E L. ApANs.
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sooO REWARD

M HEREAS. Oh THE afth DAY OF Jan,
w 1881, certain person or persons hurgIar0usY
broke and entered The store Of SING CHONG & CO.,
Hotel street Honolulu, and stole thcreirum piece
Of Chinese SIX, Mosquito Net with divers articles uf
fed that reward Of $50 viii be paid 90 any pcF.ou
persons who shall give such information t1 Che police
will lead 10 the apprehension and conviction 90 tho
thief or thieves. by Order
Ii CHEUNG, Secy. Chinese Union.
Honolulu, Feb. ri. ls7t lg5 40
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HvN AAiA @A4lCLAS VIZ DIs1MBUfED.
kalawao, Jan. 10. 1884.
NJ. n. Haisrhonss. DIAN SIRs--f have tried
my best TO please you all. The magnificent pres
ents sent 70 the afflicted lepers have been given
ou;, all persons receiving some articles Of cloth
ing. Inc males each handkerchief, cigars, one
package Of cakes one package Of candies tied up
IN handkerchief, with some articles Of clothing;
the females the slme with dress or some articles
Of clothing; the little boys and girls the same with
some toys and nuts, emitting the cigars.
There was no Partially shown, all were served
alike. was present myself at the distribution,
and also Rev. d. Kahano and Rev. Honaloa The
best things were given TO those that were the poor
est Those that had plenty, got only cigars and
some cakes
Hoping this will meet with the appreciation of
all who helped in the contribution,
Your most obedient servant
-.
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300 REWARD

HNtLHEAs. On TIE 18th DAY OF Ant-.
w rs, certain person or person. lur.i1rl1usIy
broke aud entered into the store Of WING ON WO
owned BY YIN QUON, on Mluudkea street. Honolulu
and stole ihereirum two bundles 0i il-hns n e-. Do
h. hereby notified that reward 70 siUn wi BE- paid 0
any person per-nns whn shall give -rc lufurmafie
10 The police a. will lead % the apprehension aud con-
victi1n uf the thief oT thieves.
b Order. ri CHETNg. ~er'F thinrsf Mon.
UT--.f.sf. rT.t, 10
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There WIS an unfortunate japanese killed at
WaiIRGs. He found his wife vas too intimate with
n kanaka, quarrel ensued, fight and the in
stead.
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Co-Partnershin Notice

MIR. GEORGE j. ROSS HAS THIS
NJ day retired from the firm Of Soper Wright & Co
Sugar Planters AZ Ookala Hawaii. Messrs. John H.
Soper and John y Wright continue the business under
the liabilities Of the firm SOBER. WRIGHT * co.
Honolulu, Feb 18th iS>t gls m
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a1nn REWARD !

NNHEREAS. ON THE goth DAl OF DIG
w iss3 certain person or persgns burglariousIy
broke and entered into the store of T. AiLO Nun
anu street, Honolulu and stole thetcfrnm pieces 0f
Blue Cloth fancy Bed Qulfs and divers other articles.
10 j. hereby notified that reward % 500 will De paid
20 any person persons who shall give such nf1rnl-
ton 50 The police will lead to the apprehension and
conviction Of the thief or thieves
By Order. II CHEUNG, scc'T. Chinese Union.
Honolulu Feb "a fsSi TI Do
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POUND NOTICE

81 TIE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
ss5lrIp animals will be sold at Public auction ia
%Eyl the GOVERNMENT POUND. KOHOLA-
y ~ LOA, at Il VI. ON SATURDAY. Feb. 10:
One bay Horse with white spot forehead and four
feet white; brands Al with cross in middle Ono
bay horse with hind feet whites brand uudcscribabc
One Black Horse; brand Al. One Grey Mare
There will also be sold the nth Feb. at II uoou >
Horses yz:-i Black mare with black feet brand
undesirable.
no lie 4 d KAATKTI-. Pound Master
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BORN.

uLEsEN-N HiIo. on "Wednesday, February @ %
The wife Of Rev. W. b. OLE-ES, a son
IN this city, AZ iaia GA tbs 4l inst fe tlu sfs0I
D. Holt, Jr, -UH-
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
nonolnlu. Teby. IL 1881
NOTICE.

A L TIE ANN UAL MEETING OF
IA the STAR MILL CO. held in Honolulu Feby.
18th the following officers were elected to during
the ensuing year:
". r. President
D. - AIHEErON.s-- vice PRESIDENT
W. G. levin ScCrCary and Treasurer
j. II. Auditor
n6 tt VIM C. IRWIN. Secretary
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1rE advertisements.
WANTED :

a GOVERNESS IN 4 PRIVATE FAMILY.
n Must be competent 10 teach the English branches
French and music. References exchanged.
.r6 n " - NJ
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NOTICE :
NUIIJE
lie PARTNERSHIP HERETO

| lie IAhlN EliSlill' IEkElO-
L fore existing between Wiscmau & Ashley doing
business in Honolulu General Business Agents l.
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Ashley re
tires and Mr.. Wiseman continues the business and
assumes all debts and liabilities owed by the late firm
J. Z. WISEMAN.
W. G.. ASHLEY.
eS- Mr.. Ashley continues the business OF Wells
FARGO <
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

WE THE UNDERSIGNED. AS
w sgnees Of the Estates OF Horatio G.. Crahbe and
Robert Won Oelhofcn, OF Honolulu, hereby notify All
persons indebted to either Of said estates make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned
;. J. LEVEN.
Honolulu Feb sth 1ssI gai e.
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The schooner ysfHa Walker brought a largo
number Of eoooauuts Mt for planting, on her last
trip up from Fanning's island.
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There Is rumor prevalent that the manage
isent q the Hawaiian Hotel will be changed on
the arrival Of :he AiaBs71.
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II. Il. II. Princess Lydia held her usual monthly
the eth inst.
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NnTIlE !

TIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the stock-holder- Of the INTEH-fSLAND STEAM
NAYIGATION co. win De held ou che ith pr0zimu. no
their Office on the E-planndc. D. ENA. Iu..
W5 Il secfv Inter- island \ IS Co
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The BHlis'ili makes 4 good point the usual
question asked after the decease Of prominent
Honolnluan. %. -Mho'Il get his biLIetE-'
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Paris, January Si.-1ho report that Admiral
Courbet had si0rmed Racninh. and been rcpulsod.
is pronounced without foundation
Paris, January 5l.-La Ffaacs rs asserts that
Admiral Courbet lately attacked Bacninh and was
repulsed with losses equal to those sustained at
Sontay. The same paper says the French met -
u00 well armed and strongly posted Chinese re-
gulars under the walls of Bacninh.
Cairo, January General Gordon leaves A.
souan to-day en- route for khartuuui HI has writ
ten letter TO FL Mahdi asking him to send the
European prisoners IN his possession to khartOum.
Cairo, January Sl.-Advicos from Sinkal are
heartrending. 1t Is said the people have eaten all
the dogs in town, and only horses and one bag Of
barley remain. There viii be nothing left by Feb
ruary lst and, unless relieved, the inhabi.aut ;
intend TO try and cut their way 10 Suakim. They
say they had better be killed thHn starved
1t is stated on good authority that the district
Sun Ming, in the Province Of hwantulg, is great
ly agitated at present BY the doincs Of the Hak-
kas, who are credited with the desire to wrest BY
means Of revolt from the present holders Of the
district the PuHtis, the ground held by their an
cestors.
Il is stated that waddington the French Am
bassador, has declared to Earl Granville Foreign
Minister, that France viii not recomuience neco-
hations with China until all her objects in Ton
gum are achieved. Waddington informed the
French Government that Earl Granville approved
the views OF France IN the matter.
Two new iron steamers have been ordered BY
the Pacific Mail Company for the China trade.
They will be built in Philadelphia, and are to be
about 800 tons burihen each. This company has
secured renewal Of is contract with the Mexican
Government for carrying mails for three years, at
lr,nr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-13

The schooner 4rH1 sailed on the 18th Ult from
Ssu Francisco for this port, she brings Light
cargo.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-13

The ". n. DiDl8ui arrived IL San Francisco on
the 18th ult and the captain reports eucouutering
very heavy weather during the voyage across.