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suindling Alleged Against the Maverick
Hotel Management.

SAN ASToNIo, Dec. 23.-lSpecial.l-
The Maverick hotel, well known 10 all
travelling men, Is In tho hands ofare'
ceiver. II Is temporarily In charge OF
Albert Maverick, ono of tho owners oi
the building. The firm OF lossees arc
Btckwith q Calvert. Beckwiib, Who Ia
stock man aud resides In tho county,
owns ILLS OF the interest. He says that
for the past year Calvert has sSstem
atically swindled him; that he has ap-
propriated 5000 OF the profits; that he
discharged the former book-koepor. and
hired dishonest one; that the business
has been mismanaged, and he, (Beck-
with owing 10 necessary absence, has
been heavily victimized. These allie
cations are made IN Beckwith's petition
and create o sensau n. Nte
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N.,ro pr,.oner ,hos At Texarl1ana.

TRxARKAsA, Dec. 3.--Isptcial,] IA
negro, whose name could not be learned
was arrested last night in the act ofrob'
bing white man in tho rear Of tho cal
aboose, and when nearing the calaboose,
suddenly turned on Marshal Taylor
aud discharged shot at him and started
10 run, when lhs marshall tired three
sho at tho negro, one of which took Of
ect IN the thigh, causing apalniui flesh
wound He and his accomplico to-day
had preliminary hearing before
Esquire =. u. Larry, and were placed
under $500 bond, 70 await the action OF
the grand Jury. They Will be taken tc
tho Boston jail in the morning.
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GnAND PRAIBlE, Dec. % special. r.
William johnson, alas "Hill Boyd"
was arrested near this place to-day ~
Deputy sheriirc, W. Ayers, upon
charge OF horse theft in Bosque county.
Ilo WAS Immediately turned over 70 tie
deputy sheriff ofthat comfy, who was
here ON the lookout for him. All par
ties boarded the west lnuud trlin and
What is Ddlas county loss VIII prob
ably DO liosque's Saiii.
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served on the detectives who had s,a,.
lagher under arrest but they reused Is
aeliver him, shaving warrant
ireln the governor OF Iili
nor, issued on q reqnisition
irpm the governor Of Pennsvlyanis.
as ths napsrs under which thew h4.i
nm; TINS was reported to JuiVe
bl,ofgstt, nf the federal canrt, who dc-
clined g take no further artion. Latar
III ,ne uay Galiagher's attorney and lis
bonusmen went beiOFe Judge William.
son, OF one OF ths state o5urfs.
ana represented that Csaliaphor
WAS Icing wrongfully he'd.
Judge Williams issued 4 writ Of habeas
corpus retnrnabie Tomorrow. Legal
oplnions seem TO be thaS a liih rhar' n
properly under srrost snd will have te
70 TO PhladelpAia. His handwriting
III the alleged forged notes and hls lsts
tiers have been compared with thasiu
nOunCyI i1euticui
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ate Cnp tai Notes.

AUSTIN, d c. 2S,- Special Tho Lang
Cooper .iiv5 association, Patrons OF
Husbandry, of Harris county, capital
stock $ioUOl, tiled It's charter today.
Tho oplniun IL gaining ground here
hat II "A state rslOrnHtOry ~ To be e.
tnhlished and tho different asylums i'm
proved, II will be good policy TO issue
improvem, bonds, ani the matter
viii bc urged before the legislature.
Trouble is reported IN Brown and III.
dalgo coun les. and rangers are wanted
ia both to assist the peace officers.
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MtenANER, WIS, Dec. 23.--A speolai
to the sentinel from Oshkosh states
that word has BEEN received there offlls
shooting of District Attorney w. A. Mo-
Arthur on tho street, Mt Neenah, this
evening, by Paul Stelnel, client, who
CLAIMS that Macarthur swindled him Ia
his case. Steinei IS reported 20 hsy0
threatened 70 shoot Macarthur for say-
eral years. Tho bali pnn0trated Tho
lungs. and Macarthur IL said 10 ba IN
critical condition. Steinel Immediately
gave himself up.
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Washington Notes.
lIPr ron n uoMps oV.


WAsHiNaruN, Dec. 23.-The sub
of the house committee
on the Judiciary has agreed To rec.
nmmend tlthe full committee that ex.
Arms Thomson be allowed
a reasonab amount for expenses liz
rurred by him in the Hallet ktlbourn,
suit.
NOMINATIONS.
Commodore Winfield Scott Scheley 10
be chief of the bureau OF equipment and
for the navy with the rank Of
CONTRIBUTIONS.
w. B. Thompson, OF Michigan, to be
second assistant pOstniaster-gentral,
RESCUED FnoM THE DEEP.
The crew OF the lite.stving station at
Cape HauerRs rescued the captain anu
crew of the baikentlne Ephraim vii
linms, after they had heeu lashed TO the
rivging five days without food or water,
A severe gle hlowiug the whole time.
MAIL SERVICE PRoMoi IONS:
w B. Thompson, late superintendent
OF railway mat service, to-day cuuflrmeu
second assistant postmaster general.
lie will be succeeded AS superintendent
OF the railway mail service by Johu
Jamison, present assistant sup rinten-
dent The position uf chief cl,rk, when
nas been vucRnt some time, Is to ht
filed by the appointment Of Alexander
Grant, Of Michigan, now clerk In the
bureau.
SAME OLD REPLY.
In reply to Nh inquiry fror
resident Of Kansas, as 20 wlnther Ia
could pre-empt land IN the Indian Terri
tory, the secretary OF the interior ha'
written MS follows: There IL no lant
within tho boundaries of the india'
Territory subject TO settlement. SCI
tiers who 90 into the territory now VII
HAzEN, ilIsruni N.
Gen. Hazcn, chief of tho signal ser
vice bureau, IL ut work on tne proc
sheets of book TO be published Tor hin
! early In March, entitled: "a Personr
Narrative o Battles" in which ne q.
scribes many stirring events oil inc is'
war.
simply lose their time and money.
sEHasAsr NOTEWORTHY cnsF.
The charges preferred against sefgeni
Uo, tnorth, of the signal serv CO, gros,
ing out Of the alleged. rifiing by hoi
north OF Lieut.. Grtely's desk, were y
day foywaIded by Gen. Hazen 70 iAe'
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aallarher,s lcntanKierncnt.

CHICAGO, Dee. B.-W. ]. Gallagher,
uudcr indictment hero for alleged par
ticipation Ia the Eighteenth ward cleo
ton frauds, was arrested this afternoon
ior alleged forgery committed IN Phila-
10 phia. The district attorney here 90,
4 Gle to tho removal Of Gallagher, nhu
nn order OF the federal cour'
was issued directing. that ~
remain In the custody OF the uniteS
| States m,rshal here rending his tFinl.
A wan ant Of the federal court va
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Lenlency d lhe smgelnr rrnternlis.

NDw yonK, Dec. 20.-On motion.
of counsel, and with tho CON
sent OF the district attorney.
the court to-day dismissed
the lnlictments against Rlehsrd X.
FOX, Patrick Il, Shoedv. William IL.
Harding. Charles Jahnsou. Arthur
Chambers, Patsy sheppard, Nehhy'
CLARK, and William Malone, the spost
ingmhn who took conspicuous part in
the late fight between sullivan and
UreenHold
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tensnl-Genersi sheridan. In an inter.
view this eyeuing, Con. Haxen spoke In
terms OF eummendati0n of Hultnurth,
and said II a blrt-m trtial was ordered
IN the case, h (Hazsn) hopes he will be
cal ed as witness Tor the defense.
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Tho s,lna,ion ., rsaysrse, paro.s,


Traverse, DA., Dee y. Last evening"
Deputy United States Marshal John
ston, of Fargo, arrived here with war
rants for the arrest Of the persons whs
oyerhauled the mail. This morninr.
accompanied by Sheriff Cniar
mings and nepnly Phslam,
the marshal stared for
Wilmot AID has just returned with
four prisoners-P. II. Haughty, Albert
Deconae, X, Knndson AID W. w
Boyes. He will tako tile mornlag trsin
for Fargo. The adjutani-general 81 sho
territory arrived on this 0v0nlne's
train, sent hero by tho yern0r 10 CON
sun with thu sheriff regarding Tho
furnishing of troops. The depntymar.
shall said he found WIIaiot filled with
armed men, and advised tho shorty
not to attempt using force hut to wait
for troops. The pouplo OF Traverse ars
becoming indignant at tho delay. Bnsl-
ness is entirely suspended.
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AnItaiIan .-Iclde,.

Ell PAso, Dcc. 2a.- Isncolal.l A
italian named Gus Anilano, employed
as porter at the Grsnd Central hotel.
took dose OF strychuino aud died Ia .
few hours aftorward. Desponuency 70
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YonK, Pa, Dec. 28.-rne election to-
day In tho nineteenth congressional dis
,rict resulted in the choice OF DIR. John
4. Sweepe, Democrat.
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NEW llAvfH, CoHN., Dec. 2s.--By ths
order OF the mayor tho salvation army
here has been arrested. Three men ana
two women were taken 10 police head
quarters chergcd with paradlng tho
streets Without license.
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RAIE,oH, N. c., Dec. 23.-Capt. Handy
Of he Un 10 states navy,died suddenly
at Tarl oro, this morning.
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PHirApsLpmiA, Dec. 2s.-Tfs on
Liberty bell h 10 be ifk,n 10 Eev
Orleans In charge OF joint commit
Of the city councils.
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Bros.
SW EEP PING
REDUCTIONS IN ALL DDP'IS!.

Compelled to make room for the enormous stock
of HOLIDAY GOODS, NOVELTIES and TOYS
now arriving daily have inaugurated positive and
sweeping reductions in every Department, selling
you goods at January prices.
1aclxn ne Iicnts
Good bargains IN q
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L0ZE AND LAW.

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Commodore Winfield Scott Scheley TO
be chief of the bureau OF equipment and
for the navy with the rank of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-20

\ CORRESPONDENTS appeared in the Bui
l,tif and -idrcrfisor during the past week
which would be ludicrous were not the
subject one Of such terribly grave inpor-
tance.
The tirst letter in the series Is signed by
Mr. C. W. Ashford and Is printed in the
BHlldiR Of the 14th inst. Mr.. Ashford SAYS
he has Trustworthy authority for stating
that as long as three weeks before the date
of his letter. the teachers of Fort Street
School joined in letter to the President
Of the Board of Education setting forth
their suspicious that leprosy existed among
their pupils; that consequently the Presi-
dent of that land other) Boards conferred
with DIR. 1rousseau on the subject, that
the doctor agreed 20 20 and examine the
pupils on certain conditions, that the Pre-
mier refused compliance with the doctors
conditions and IN consequence no further
official action has been taken.
This is fair summary of Mr. Ashford's
letter, and he very justly adds shat il
these facts be true II is most deeply Grim
inal in those concerned. that matters are
allowed to rest
Here is indeed very grave accusation
If substantiated
Now for the defence The next morn
ing comes ont the .ldntrIscr with an asser-
tion that this statement or accusation Of
Mr. Ashford's was all wrong, at least las
far as Mr. Gibson Is concerned. and some
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THE fact that Sir z. Whitaker. at the Confer
ence held in Sydney on the subject Of the con-
federation Of the Colonies and annexation of
disapprova Of the Hawaiian, Protest, and repeated
the same at Auckland has drawn forth a bitter
personal attrck in the AdreyfiseT. presumably from
the pen of writer who ought to know better.
lawyer in New Zealend. His progress has been
ever upward As an advocate, a public man, a
founder Of the Bank Of New Zealand, Of the Nee
Zealand Insurance Company, as a statesman, a. q
with important undertakings, public and private,
for quarter OF n century. His public services
have recently been rewarded by knighthood. and
be is unguestiOnably one of the foremost Of the
Colonial statesmen. This is the man the Adrsrfis,r
has undertaken TO yillify because be- in the eter-
ciso Of his duties at the Conference, exposed the
absurdiiy of that Protest. Sir F. Whitaker will
not lose in the estimation of his countrymen even
If by chance the idreJfiseTs article sLosiS reach
New Zealand,
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TIM coming Legislature viii be a most
important one for Hawaii. For the first
time rar many wears definite party lines are
drawn. not 10y the politicians only. hut 10y
the voice uf tLe country. The old days of
..iu-' and --1uts" have passed away. 1t Is
Haw no longer question whether this or
tlai a-H j. the more suitable or the more
acceptable hut ID Is whether a certain
definite policy, voiced by majority Of the
voters " these islands shall hc carried
ont II Is not men but measures that the
country ask fuT, hut Is Is gong TO sternly
cast aside such men us have proved them
selves unequal 10 ur untitled for carrying
ont great measures. The present Minis
try has proved itself a miserable and
lumeutablc failure, and 1t Is because Of its
failure that II viii be- opposed by the Indc-
pendent Party. The government apollo
-i-i- strive tn make ont that II is because
n certain man j. 80 the head Of the Cabi-
met. that the opposition TO II l. raised 1t
mHy br sguarcly laid down that this Is a
pleasing fiction. q delicate little piece OF
fg'teIy 10 the gentleman in power Ii Is
not personal dislike which has aroused the
opposition. hut II Is the knowledge that
the national Affairs are being mismunagcd.
tha; the national income was being wasted
and THAT disease was being allowed 10 stalk
unchecked In oUr midst. that has called
forth the independent Party The day Of
grace has long since gone by: It is useless
% try .ar 10 win friends los visions Of
great public works. promises Of economy
or frantic appeals TO the Brown Man" 10
assert himself He has asserted himself
and hand IN hand with his white brother
ho has pronounced his intention TO alter
the present condition Of affairs and do
what can be done to repair the mischief
nlrnalr cnmmittnl
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4 CORRESPONDENT IN contemporary sign
ing himself .-Ol,scrvcr,- has been making
wild statements about the Plantor's Labor
and Supply Company using money during
the late elections The Trustees OF that
Association have given an unqualified de
uial 90 the statement. and Mr. W q. Smith
has also published q letter rcfutinT com
llctely observers" charges. We would
however. like tol know what reason on earth
there Is for the Planters Labor and Snp
ply Company not using money and lnilu
oucc m all proper ways 10 further the
election Of Independent Candidate. lndl-
vidual planters have worked and spent
their money on this election. and TO their
efforts Is partly due the brilliant success
uf the independent Candidates. The Trus
tee. of the z. /. and ; Co. have not used
the funds Of the Company FOR the election.
but there Is no reason why they should
not have done So The members Of the Z.
J.. and :. Co. have more at stake IN the
country than any other body of men: and
have right 10 aci as u body for the pro
lection uf their interests. should they see
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II. In no spIIit OF alarni-ts that We
call attention 20 the loprosy question. The
letter OF the foreign residents 10 their
Commissioners shows now thoroughly
alive the community is becoming TO dan
,lr which threatens homes and hcarths
Mr. A-hforl'- letter has aroused the great
rst alarm. and She ridiculous apology
which Dr ParkcT makes for the Board Of
Health merits only our through contempt
II is illogical and silly: 1t virtually admits
that the Board has done wrong. and the
latter part OF it reads like q quack adycr.
ti~omcu. where the doctors peculiar skill
is hcralded by reference 30 his successful
diagnosis Of leTroUs patient and his con
nrciiou with a somewhat celebrated man.
Mr. Shaw. is brought into notice The
Board of Health have no apology; at the
eleventh hour they propose 30 try what
can b. done. hut the tainted blood OF IN
uoccut children viii for years cry aloud
fur vengeance uu the heads OF these men.
who either wiliuIly ur through neglect
have allowed tins -auut ~pcctcr 10 stalk
through the land. and place his fostering
finger ON the purc-t and most helpless.
To be- silent now would bC q crime, Lcp
rosy must Ice checked at all hazards. and
the public CRY has gone mp that it sbrE be
stopped The day for huneycd phrases
and stale platitudc- Is passed: action has
not been taken and now action Is daHa1f6n'
and viii have ohc taken. What the au-
th1ritirs ought TO have done months ago
they viii hc now H]frr to do.
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american waitham watches

Awarded TwD Gold Medals. The only medals award
ed for wa'chcs, Melbourne International Exhibition
1850.
The only Cold Medal; also, three special and -four
drst prizes, Sydney, 1879.
The Gold Medal, Paris, isss. -Four First Prize Med.
all. philadelphia, lS'6.
The uucquaied success OF these Celebrated Watches
has uroduccd host OF worthless limitations. Buyers
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Gold cases are stamped 4. W. Co, lSk lax; and
Silver cases arc stamped American Watch Company.
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TTouoIalu. January iith, issi.

Referring to the above We beg to inform the busines.
public that prepared to make Loans, Discount
Approved Notes and Purchase Exchange at the best
Currcut Rate. our arrangement. for Selling EE
change the principal points in the United States
Europe China, Japan, and Australia are being made
and when perfected due notice will be given. We
shall aI-o be prepared TO receive Deposit, on open &C
count, make Collections, and conduct General Bank
in- aud Exchange Business. SPRECKELS 4 co.
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Dauaiian 6zrttr.


The foreign representative have. in
consequence of a request made 10 them by
certain subjects and citizens Of their re
spcctiyc nationalitics. resident in Homo
lulu. conferred with the Minister Of For
cign AtTairs, who j. President Of the Board
oi Health and Of Education. on the subject
uf the alarm and anxiety entertained by
them a- the great and rapid increase Of
the disease Of lcprosy in this Kingdom.
and were by him assured Of the efforts
made and TO hc made by the Hawaiian
government IN their behalf. After re
capitulating the action already taken by
the government, the president stated that
an examination oi the pupils Of public
schools should at once be undertaken
subject to the approval Of the parents,
with a view to the exclusion Of all children
exhibiting any condition Of the disease,
and those children not ccrtifcated 10y the
physicians Of the board Of health must be
provided with certificates from their
family physicians.
It will remain then for the foreign
Representatives 10 see this arrangement nj
faithfully carried ont
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Constitutions and Parliaments and re
sponsible Ministers are not yet got rid Of
in this Kingdom, however devoutly such
consummation may be desired by certain
clique
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Tins country. 1t Is to be hoped. Is rising
20 the dignity Of having a government by
parties. in the best sense Of the phrase.
Wherever absolutism Is replacedb by Con
stitutional forms Of government rs II Is IN
all civilized countries. the fundamental
principle is admitted. at least in theory,
that the sole legitimate object for which a
government l. made or permitted, or for
which officers and rulers exist, Is for the
benefit Of the people at large, who unite
in making or consenting to the form OF
government under which they live, for
their own mutual benefit and protection
1t has been found by long experience es-
pecially in the Royal Republic Of Eng
land. that the theory Of representative
government, or as It may he termed p5rlia-
mentary government. cannot be carried
into effect except through the instrument
ality Of national parties, and party admin
istration. II by party he understood a
dcspicable union of men. to turn ont a Ger
tain set of office holders. merely to obtain
the lucrative places. and when they are
obtained. union to keep them, it becomes
an odious faction Of placemcn and Office
hunters. the last Of those citizens to whom
the government ought 10 be entrusted.
The ruinous and rapidly dcpraving effect
OF such state Of things Is directly con
trary to sound liberty. and serves as fear
ful encouragement to those who politically
speaking are the most worthless" There
are usually certain Just principles or meas
ures which are the nucleus around which
national parties may I've formed. But
whether the line he drawn between liberals
.p1 a,DGar1-af5Nps f,sna fr-1ln and t,YsDfags-
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We have received a few Of these FINE TRUNKS
which arc 30 desirable for travellers.
They arc LcathN bound and Cloth lined, making
them not only half the wci-ht-but durable than
the ordinary trunk and thoroughly waterproof.
- call aud examine them.
sat In THEO. II. DAVIES CO.,
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The undersigned have formed Co-Partn,r-hiP
uudcr the firm name OF Spreckeis 4 Co., for
ihc purpose q carrying General Banking and EN'
chsn- business at Honolulu and .uch other places in
the Hawaiian Kingdom may be deemed advisable.
tsignrD CLAUS SPRECKELS
wM. q. IRWIN,
T. F. Low.
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SprriaI .Anfrrs.
BASKET TRUNKS I

FURNISHED RooMs--Neat and costly Fur
uished Rooms be hsd by carly application at
| fgln No GARDEN LANE.
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lIonoluln, Dec. ssth, i16l.


VIWW--HsH-
hereby certify that the within aud foregoing l. a
tue and faithful copy of the Original summons Issued
~ the libel for divorce, Joseph z. Wi-emnn Emeiia
NisCnIn and also Of the Marshais return. ind fb.f
ID. supreme Court, a. the January Term 4 u. ISL
Ordered the tase continued 10 the next April Tenn D.
1851 aud that In the meIntie atte-frd copy ~ aid
summons he printed pfescribed by the statute r.
quirins -ad Emeia Wiseman 10 answer at aid April
Term.
Is WINES whereof, have hcrcuuto -ct ny hand and
The seal of The Supreme Court At llohnuu this stfh
- ~ firrE Su,re,,e f',,t,,f